Vintage Trousers for Women – Tailored Cuts | Rumors Vintage

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Vintage Trousers for Women

Vintage trousers and shorts for women: high-waisted tailoring, wide legs and summer shorts. Every piece hand-picked and carefully checked in Amsterdam.

Women's vintage trousers

A pair of trousers that fits perfectly is worth its weight in gold. Here you'll find vintage trousers and shorts for women: high-waisted tailoring, wide 70s legs, slim 90s styles and shorts for summer. The selection is small and changes constantly, because every piece is one of a kind.

Fit is everything

Trouser sizes vary a lot from decade to decade. That's why we measure every pair ourselves: waist, hips, inside leg and leg width. That way you can compare them with a pair that fits you well.

Labels

Now and then you'll find trousers from fashion houses here, for example Escada. If it's denim you're after, head to women's vintage jeans.

How to wear them

High-waisted trousers look great with a tucked-in vintage blouse. Find more in all women's vintage clothing.

From tailored trousers to shorts

Smart trousers with a pressed crease work at the office with a blouse and loafers, while wide-leg 70s trousers call for platforms or boots. Shorts are mainly around in spring and summer. Every product lists the fabric, so you know whether a pair will feel light or warm.

Quality and fabric

Vintage trousers are often made from wool, wool blends or sturdy cotton, with details such as a pressed crease, welt pockets and an inner construction built to last. With trousers, always check the zip and fastening; we do that for you. A well-made pair can also easily be adjusted at the waist or length by a tailor.

Frequently asked questions

How do I know if vintage trousers will fit?

Lay a pair that fits you well flat and measure the waist, hips and inside leg, then compare them with the measurements on the product page. Also see our size guide.

Can vintage trousers be taken up?

Usually, yes. A tailor can adjust the length; just check there's enough hem if you might want to let them down again later.

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