Worth the Wait: Why We Do Things a Little Differently

At Scarlett's Vintage Fever, we'd rather spend our money finding fabulous clothes than maintaining a giant warehouse full of them.

By sourcing many of our pieces directly through our manufacturing and fulfillment partners, we're able to keep overhead lower—and pass those savings along to you through lower prices and free U.S. shipping.

There is one small tradeoff: your order may take a little longer to reach you.

Great Style Doesn't Have to Mean Super Fast Shipping

We know we've all become accustomed to clicking Buy Now and expecting a package to materialize on the porch approximately seventeen minutes later.

We're not trying to compete with that.

Instead, we've chosen a business model that allows us to offer a much larger and more interesting selection without adding the cost of purchasing, storing, staffing, and maintaining a massive local inventory. Those savings help us keep our prices reasonable while offering free shipping to our U.S. customers.

Most orders arrive within our estimated delivery window, but occasionally carriers, customs, weather, or other circumstances beyond our control can add a little extra time.

We promise we're not sitting around admiring your new boots while you wait for them.

A Little Patience, Please

Because our shipping model is intentional, we ask that you keep the estimated delivery timeframe in mind when reviewing your experience with Scarlett's Vintage Fever.

If something genuinely goes wrong with your order, we absolutely want to hear about it. Give us the opportunity to investigate it and make things right.

But if your fabulous new find simply needed a few extra days to make its grand entrance, we hope you'll judge us by the quality, value, service, and overall experience—not by whether your package could outrun Amazon to your front porch.

We think great style is worth waiting a little longer for.

Your wallet probably won't mind either.

Less overhead. Lower prices. Free U.S. shipping.

Sometimes good things really do come to those who wait.

And no, we absolutely do not TP the houses of impatient reviewers. Our attorney insisted we make that clear.