Petite Jeans...
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Chasey_Lane
Salt Life
Try Marshalls or Ross for jeans.
sockgirl77
Well-Known Member
I was thinking about that but I hate searching. I get so very little time to do anything that I just want to go to the store and pick up what I need. I spend enough trying on 27 pairs that do not fit to only find 1 that does. The last thing that I need is to hunt through the chaos of their racks. Or, has it changed? Are they organized now? Last time I was at Ross none of the jeans were in the right place.
Chasey_Lane
Salt Life
I don't go that often, but I've always had to search to find something good.
sockgirl77
Well-Known Member
Guess I could always go over there during my lunch one day. I'll just skip the meal and hopefully be completly in 8's soon.
Mikeinsmd
New Member
Nice siggy....
sockgirl77
Well-Known Member
One could assume that you choose that siggy because you feel that size should not matter.
sockgirl77
Well-Known Member
They do not fit.
We hit Belk this weekend. They were having a clearance and red dot sale. It may be worth checking out has they have a whole area devoted to petites, I think (petite women).
StrawberryGal
Sweet and Innocent
We are the same size right now. I found the boot cut and ass pockets petite jeans at Wal-mart last week. I bought two pairs and they fit just fine.
I know Wal-mart isn't the greatest store. However, they do have petite clothing, which they never did in the past until they became a Super Center Wal-mart.
StrawberryGal
Sweet and Innocent
I'm almost 5 foot tall. Before I had kids, I was wearing size 4 and now, I am trying to lose all my pregnancy weight to fit back into a size 4. In a meantime, I just buy two pairs of jeans at Wal-mart at a time.
Other petite clothing stores to try: Dress Barn (good for work, but not casual), Wal-Mart (they just added petite department), JcPenney's, and Belk's. But I don't want to spend alot of $$$ on clothes that I will wear only a short time until I can finally fit into size 4, so Wal-Mart is a better place for blue jeans.
I already looked at Ross and Marshall's, none of those jeans are worth looking and buying since they do not have petite or comfortable fit without having the "lowrider" waists or whatever craps the young girls are wearing now these days.
Other petite clothing stores to try: Dress Barn (good for work, but not casual), Wal-Mart (they just added petite department), JcPenney's, and Belk's. But I don't want to spend alot of $$$ on clothes that I will wear only a short time until I can finally fit into size 4, so Wal-Mart is a better place for blue jeans.
I already looked at Ross and Marshall's, none of those jeans are worth looking and buying since they do not have petite or comfortable fit without having the "lowrider" waists or whatever craps the young girls are wearing now these days.
sockgirl77
Well-Known Member
I have bought jeans there in the past. They faded, shrunk, and the stitching came out.
This will happen with the Faded Glory brand, but the Lee jeans I've purchased through the years are in excellent shape.
Chasey_Lane
Salt Life
I hang-dry all my jeans. Once they are completely dry I throw 'em in the dryer for a few minutes to get the krinkly's out.
StrawberryGal
Sweet and Innocent
Really? I never have that problems...:shrug:
I bought Levi and Lee at Wal-Mart and they never faded, shrunk, or had stitching came out. Maybe it is because I don't wear them long enough as I keep going down the sizes to get back into size 4.
If you like Levi and Lee brands, go to JcPenney's and thier jeans last a lot longer than Wal-Mart jeans. I still have size 4 blue jeans (JcPenney's) since the late 90's and they haven't fell apart yet. They do make your money worth while because it last longer than most other brands or the ones from Wal-Mart.
nachomama
All Up In Your Grill
sockgirl77 said:
And to think of all the parents that buy clothes from American Eagle, Hollister and Abercrombie and pay 3&4 times as much for a pair of jeans that do the same thing the Walmart brand does. I guess those others stores charge extra for the holes in them.
Chasey_Lane
Salt Life
Those are "mom" jeans.
