The Ultimate Sensory Friendly Vintage Guide! [CC]

[@Mandalasa]

Oh my.... You look fantastic! Just adorable.... thanks for sharing! I am way too lazy in the long run, but I always loved vintage! As I am waiting for my birthday present, which will be a new sewing machine, maybe that would make a big start. (And motivate me to finally finish a sewing project ;) .... I am bing watching your content as I just found your channel and as I can relate so much, I wanted to give you a heartfelt thank you for sharing!

[@disabled.autistic.lesbian]

I used to make my own stuff but I am farrrr too perfectionistic for that to be fun! Also I waited like 6 years to make the full switch to vintage cause I thought I was too lazy too but... 100% worth it :)

[@emma-di5ly]

This is EXACTLY the video I was looking for

[@animalover21218]

I'm also autistic and dress vintage for sensory reasons (tho I have to admit that I don't wear a petticoat everyday because cats). Another shop that I'd recommend is Lady Vintage London (they unfortunately switched the tags semi-recently to a scratchier material but are easy enough to cut out). Lady V only makes dresses, oftentimes in florals.

[@rubylace9963]

Thank you soo much for this. Some of these websites I hadn't heard of. Do you mind sharing what skirts you got from hearts and found as they sell a few? Thank you!