Crab Apple

Super soft and great colors, but it felt pretty strained over the chest. I'm 5'4 and a 34 C and got the small. I feel like the sleeves would've been too long and the dress too boxy if I'd sized up. Would probably be a great fit for someone with less curves.

The material feels nice, but it looks kind of frumpy and wrinkly. Not worth the price (maybe the sale price).

Lightweight and cool for summer. Cute hook closure in the front, criss-cross straps in the back. Also, it's cropped in the back and average length in the front - good for showing a little extra skin without going full belly shirt.

Insight tends to run small. I ordered a 4 since the 6s were out of stock (I'm a 34B) and wound up needing way more boob coverage. Does come with a removable strap, though, which is nice.

I got the rusty red color, which is corduroy rather than denim. Cute high-rise fit. I'm 5'4, 128 pounds, with curvy thighs/butt and a small waist. I got a 7, and they fit great (aside from being too long, which is almost always the case for me). Despite that they apparently are 2% elastane, they're not very stretchy at all, which is actually fine with me because it helps them hold their shape.

I tried a few things that didn't work at all, but once you figure out how to wear these and what to wear them with, they're rad. I like sneaks or sandals and a relaxed-fit racerback top, and I think they look best sitting about an inch below the belly button. They're much thinner than I was expecting (like a light cotton jersey fabric), but I'm actually glad about that since it's boiling lava hot right now and they're really comfortable in the heat.

I love this shirt. It's open-back all the way to the yolk, the material is super soft, and the colors are great (I got the red/blue). Looks awesome with boots.

I love this top. It is kind of a stiffer crochet-lace fabric, but I don't find it uncomfortable at all. It does have a boxy, cropped fit, but that's what I was expecting, and I think it looks great. I wear a white cropped cami underneath, and rock it with high-waist jeans or hippie skirts. One of my favorites, for sure.

Super cute vintage rainbow chevron, and the dress comes with removable spaghetti straps, which is nice. Note: you could probably get away with wearing this without a bra, but it's just see-through enough for slight nip-visibility. I prefer to wear it with a bandeau bra.

Love this jacket - got it in red. The weave is awesome, with two different colors of red yarn. They're not so different that the jacket looks busy, it just adds a nice visual texture. The fit is kind-of boxy, and the pleats in back add to this, but I think it's just right for a vintage-inspired fit.

Some of these drapey-fit shirts hang like a circus tent if you have boobs, but this one has a really flattering drape and just enough crop in the front (just barely below my belly button). Looks hot with high-waist pants. Really soft and comfy.

Cute and high-quality, but bigger and thicker/heavier than I was hoping it would be. It was long enough to cover my butt, and I think that given the design, it would be a lot more comfortable if it were softer and stretchier. The fabric is pretty coarse and stiff for french terry... didn't feel like french terry at all to me.

Yikes. I was really excited about these, but I don't think I've ever put on a more unflattering swimsuit. They're much higher-cut than I was expecting. Maybe if you have a long torso, these will work better for you, but on my 5'4 body, they came up about 4 inches above my belly button, which just made me look like a pudgy grandma. And I agree with the previous review that they don't offer as much coverage as you'd expect from a retro-fit bottom. Otherwise, the fabric and construction are good quality.

Love this shirt. It has a boxy fit, dolman sleeves, and a semi-cropped length. Looks really cute with skinny jeans and pencil skirts. It fits slightly larger than I was anticipating, which I actually wound up liking, but if you want a less drapey, boxy fit, I'd size down.

These pants are comfy enough - soft and loungy. But not super cute. They're pretty thin and cheap feeling, and the waist stretched out a lot. While the rest of pants fit alright, the encased elastic looks kind of saggy and floppy.

Cute, soft, cushy, and pliable. But don't get them wet. Not even a little bit. I got some water droplets on mine while doing the dishes, and the water marks are there to stay :(

I love this beanie. The yellow is a genuine mustard color and it looks great with tons of stuff. The fit is slouchy, but not beret-like (i.e. it doesn't give you a beanie mullet.

Super cute dress. I bought a small, but I wish I would have gone with a medium. It fits everywhere but the chest. I'm a 34 B/C and the buttons on the chest don't want to stay closed. I usually wind up layering the dress under a sweater to prevent wardrobe malfunctions (layering it is actually really cute, though). Also, the blue is quite a bit darker than it looks in the photo - closer to navy blue.

As much as I like skinny jeans, it's hard to find a pair that fit. I have big thighs, a bubble butt, and a small waist, so skinnies generally look pretty weird on me. These pants are a nice change: they have a relaxed fit without being baggy, and they're super comfortable. The stretchy triangle in back makes the waist fit nicely without gapping. Also, I'm 5'4, so these are full-length pants on me (not an inch too long). My only complaint is that they stretch out quite a bit after four or five hours. I'd size down if you're debating which way to go.

I love these. They're warm and comfortable, and they look cute with jeans or a knee-length dress and tights. I've worn them in the snow, and so far they've kept my feet dry. Keep in mind that while you can fold up the tops, the tongue only extends up as far as is shown in the photo, so there will be a gap in the front.

This thing is AWESOME. I wasn't sure how long/loose it would be; it covers my bum and has an over-sized fit that looks cute with skinny jeans and boots. I wear it open or wrap it closed and add a skinny braided leather belt around my waist. It's super warm and super soft.

This coat is super cute. It's slim-fitting and keeps your bum warm. The specs say no insulation, but I'm pretty sure there is some light synthetic insulation. You have to unbutton the front flap to zip and unzip the coat, which can get a little tedious if you're going in and out a lot, but it's not a huge deal.

I like the Spree watch - it's comfortable and cute. I have small wrists, and it doesn't slide around all the time like a lot of watches do. I got the clear color, and it's a little more yellow and a little less pearly than it looks in the picture, but it still looks rad.

I really dig this hoody; it's soft and fits well...except in the arms. The tab thingies right near the flared part of the sleeves are kinda tight. I don't have beefy man forearms. They're very average. After wearing the hoody several times, the cuffs became more comfortable, but it kind of sucked at first. Other than that, though, the Emma looks great and is comfy.

This bag is pretty huge. Not uncomfortably huge, but definitely roomy. It fits a ton of stuff. I usually carry a wallet, a planner, headphones, a makeup bag, keys, phone, and a book in it. Oh, and it doesn't have an external pocket like the site says. It does have an internal cell phone pocket that's damn near impossible to find (and makes you look like a douche when your phone is ringing).

I'm 5'4, about 120lbs on a good day. I got the small and it fits perfectly. I think a small would fit anyone with a 32B-34C bust size. The length is just below my knees. Comfy straps.