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Death Trip Vintage

Gecko Pullover

Name: Gecko Pullover
Brand: Death Trip Vintage
Price: 40.0 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

$40

The Gecko brand is a staple of 90s clothing. If you were alive in the 90s, you probably had a shirt, shorts, or if you were really lucky, you had a jacket from this brand.

We're happy to carry this vintage 90s Gecko v-neck pullover jacket. The jacket is blue and black with the gecko logo on the neckline. In true pullover jacket fashion, there's a large hoodie-like pocket on the middle front.

Not sure if this piece of clothing will look good on you? We offer personal styling and wardrobe curation. Book an appointment with us and one of our professional stylists will show you around our exclusive, private shop in Downtown San Diego.

Material

40% Polyester

Size

No Tag, fits like Large

Product Offerings

No! We also offer eclectic secondhand fashion, designer and couture. In our product descriptions, we differentiate between vintage garments and our pre-loved modern ones. Please note that vintage is 20+ years old and wear and tear is to be expected. This is a part of what makes it unique. We try to note any major flaws as well as include the age of clothing as well, sometimes we're able to get it down to the exact year. Other times we provide the decade or era.

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Vintage Care Guide

1. Hand wash vintage from 1960s and earlier.
2. Airing vs Washing: Try the airing method for delicate fabrics, airing can remove odor without damaging the garment.
3. To preserve the condition of your vintage refrain from frequent washing. Repeated washing can cause damage.
4. Never wash embroidered silks or satins, ever!
5. Dry Clean specialty vintage items that are durable enough for it, if you’re unsure check with a local dry cleaner.
6. Keep vintage out of sunlight.
7. Always wash in cold water.

Disclaimer: We are not responsible for any damage to clothing due to improper care or from using our guidelines or recommendations. Please use your best judgment when caring for your vintage. As always, less is more.

Vintage Size Guide

A rule of thumb to follow is that vintage sizes are at least four sizes smaller than modern sizes. The further back in time you go, the smaller the clothes get, and you may have to adjust up another size or two.

Example: If you wear a size 10 in modern sizing you could wear anywhere from a 12-18 in vintage sizing. Knowing your measurements can help. We try to include measurements on our garments that aren’t so true to size or offer a “fits like” size. Please email us if you ever have inquires about measurements for specific items.

Measurement Guide

Pants/ Trousers / Jeans / Shorts / Skirts

Waist: Measured from one side of the waist band to the other, and then double this measurement for correct sizing. Elasticated waist measurements are given with the waist stretched in proportion to the garment.

Rise: Measured from crotch to seam to top of waistband.

Inseam: Measured from crotch seam to bottom of the leg.

Leg Length: Measured from the top of the inside leg to the hem. (Skirts - Top of waist to hem)

Bust: Measured from armpit to armpit across the front of the garment and doubled.
Waist: Measured from the narrowest part of the waist, and then double this measurement for correct sizing.
Hips: Measured the fullest part of the hips, and then double this measurement for correct sizing.
Length: Measured from the highest point of the garment to the hem.