Our vintage skirts are hand-picked straight from the real decades, from minis and midis to maxis.
Because if there is one thing that’s important in vintage women’s fashion, it’s the hemlines. So, step into your favorite era in a vintage skirt from our collection.
60s Vintage Skirts
The 60s swung from tailored, knee length skirts to the swinging mod styles. Mini skirts in straight A-line shapes, or neat pleated skirts. In bold, block colors or geometric patterns, with matching buckled belts.
70s Vintage Skirts
Hemlines in the 70s took it to both extremes. The mini skirts got even shorter, and maxi skirts made their modern fashion debut. From bohemian and prairie styles in Paisley, and ditsy floral prints, to micro mini skirts that literally stopped traffic.
80s Vintage Skirts
80s skirts were all about extravagance. There were bold patterns in neon colors. Fabrics came in puffy satin and plush velvet. It was either lots of ruffles, long pleated midis, or structured matching suit skirts.
90s Vintage Skirts
From slinky midi styles to neat mini skirts. The 90s skirts were about understated glam in comparison. Think long straight midis in floral prints and sheer layers, and simple mini skirts in plain velvet or checked prints.
00s Vintage Skirts
Y2K skirts were the most micro of all mini skirts. If the 70s were short, the 00s knocked that out of the park. Skirts in the 00s were about as wide as our super chunky waist belts, worn low on the hips, with a flip phone in the waistband. Think micro pleated pinstripe or tartan skirts paired with layered tees, a fitted denim blazer, and Ugg boots.
No matter the vintage vibe you’re after, our collection of vintage skirts brings you unique styles in the quality that lasts.
