Queen of the WDW Scene
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I had considered purchasing leggings from them for a while but was not sure which size I'd fall under... Well looks like NEITHER.
I had the opportunity to go to a party that had a bus and you could try everything on and purchase then or online.
I have a pretty big size range that I fall into lately with losing 50lbs in about 15 months.
Depending on the store and brand I can fit anything from an 8 to 14 and M to L.
So to average it out I'd say between 10 and 12.
I'm 5ft6in in height.
I tend to be a bit smaller on bottom than on top.
I chose to try on both leggings sizes to see which I preferred.
The size 2-12 was way too short in the leg, didn't cover my butt crack, and was tight.
The tall and curvy was way too long in the legs, the waist went up to my bust line, and the waist was too big.
When I said well looks like I'm somewhere in between the sizes she said "oh great that means you can buy either" and I said no actually it means I can buy neither because its not that both fit its that both do not fit. She looked at me like I was the first to ever experience that.
I feel like they need 3 sizes because I feel the smaller size should really be considered petite/short, then they should have a "regular" size and then the T/C. (like many stores have petite/short, "regular", and tall/long in pant length)
Just wondering if I'm the odd ball here or if there are more out there like me?
I had the opportunity to go to a party that had a bus and you could try everything on and purchase then or online.
I have a pretty big size range that I fall into lately with losing 50lbs in about 15 months.
Depending on the store and brand I can fit anything from an 8 to 14 and M to L.
So to average it out I'd say between 10 and 12.
I'm 5ft6in in height.
I tend to be a bit smaller on bottom than on top.
I chose to try on both leggings sizes to see which I preferred.
The size 2-12 was way too short in the leg, didn't cover my butt crack, and was tight.
The tall and curvy was way too long in the legs, the waist went up to my bust line, and the waist was too big.
When I said well looks like I'm somewhere in between the sizes she said "oh great that means you can buy either" and I said no actually it means I can buy neither because its not that both fit its that both do not fit. She looked at me like I was the first to ever experience that.
I feel like they need 3 sizes because I feel the smaller size should really be considered petite/short, then they should have a "regular" size and then the T/C. (like many stores have petite/short, "regular", and tall/long in pant length)
Just wondering if I'm the odd ball here or if there are more out there like me?
Lol, and we all know those types. I went on a date not too long ago with a dude who was 48 - 11 years older, maybe 12 years older at that time - he lied on his profile and said I was at his "high end of his age range" - dude wasn't rich enough and certainly not good enough looking to have those standards. People?
