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   Gweedo Murray said, 2 months ago

   More like crying when he finds out she’s not kidding.

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   ejcapulet said, 2 months ago

   Welcome to a woman’s world. If NOTHING fits, you keep looking until something does.

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   Lewreader said, 2 months ago

   &%#@#!! This size fit when I was in college

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   Dora Dingle said, 2 months ago

   After I turned 20, I discovered finding swimwear harder
   to fit.

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   Bkake King said, 2 months ago

   Wrangler fits.

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   Avolunteer said, 2 months ago

   find a store that has things that fit and keep coming back (but still try things on!) That’s been my motto for ages. Not a lot of options where we live right now so I am happy there are two stores where I can usually find something that fits (our of about 8 choices if you count Walmart)

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   Macushlalondra said, 2 months ago

   It’s even harder when you shop at second hand places.

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   masnadies said, 2 months ago

   Try being a tall woman. First, you try everything on. Then, since most stores don’t have tall IN them, you try to order the same thing online, but in tall. And it doesn’t fit quite the same…

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   Doctor Toon said, 2 months ago

   My problem is shirts, if they fit my shoulders they hang like a tent around my middle.

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    AndiJ said, 2 months ago

    masnadies, it’s the same for us short women. Fits great at the regular length, but not in the short!
    Even if you stay with the same brand the “same” jeans you got last year may fit different than the last. I heard once that they’re all just cut on a big stack together….Meaning even if they’re the same style/size they may be different. SO true. I got two of the same pair the other day (tried one on and not the other) and the one I didn’t try on is too small!

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    Fer Lefer said, 2 months ago

    Say, nobody has tried on Irving the “diet talk”?
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    Nah, guess it’s gonna be the “other malls” stuff

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    Susan001 said, 2 months ago

    And after trying all the malls, they’ll try different CITIES, then different STATES, then… .

13. 

    DAN said, 2 months ago

    Shop Macys

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    MisngNOLA said, 2 months ago

    Doc, I have sort of a similar problem. If I find shirts that fit my neck size and sleeve length, they look like they were made by Omar around my midsection..

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    softshell09 said, 2 months ago

    lol , i can relate, try buying for a tall man who won’t go with u to try on clothes. and your right wranglers do fit , they are about the only ones that come in a 38 length.

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    RinaFarina said, 2 months ago

    If you’re too short, that’s better than being too tall. You can just shorten your clothes (or go to a friend, or a dressmaker, if you can’t do it yourself).

    Of course, that’s what they mean (where I shop) by petite sizes - cut for someone who is proportioned differently.

    The trick is to explore the stores extensively, to find out what each one specializes in. And then hope they haven’t changed, the next time you come in…

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    Just plain Steve said, 2 months ago

    Yeah, but if we’re talking “toy stores” (electronics, hardware, sporting goods…) we have no problem checking out other stores!