Warning: Declaration of WP_SimplePie_Blog_Item::get_id() should be compatible with SimplePie_Item::get_id($hash = false) in /webroot/m/a/magys/gaildayton.net/www/wp-content/plugins/blogger-importer/blogger-importer-blogitem.php on line 110
Warning: Declaration of WP_SimplePie_Blog_Item::get_links($linktypes) should be compatible with SimplePie_Item::get_links($rel = 'alternate') in /webroot/m/a/magys/gaildayton.net/www/wp-content/plugins/blogger-importer/blogger-importer-blogitem.php on line 119
Warning: Declaration of Blogger_Import_List_Table::prepare_items($blogs, $JSInit) should be compatible with WP_List_Table::prepare_items() in /webroot/m/a/magys/gaildayton.net/www/wp-content/plugins/blogger-importer/blogger-importer-table.php on line 31
Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /webroot/m/a/magys/gaildayton.net/www/wp-content/plugins/blogger-importer/blogger-importer-blogitem.php:24) in /webroot/m/a/magys/gaildayton.net/www/wp-includes/feed-rss2-comments.php on line 8 Comments on: Pants, and the fitting thereof
http://gaildayton.net/?p=209
Sat, 22 Feb 2014 06:07:53 +0000hourly1http://wordpress.org/?v=4.2.2By: Evangeline
http://gaildayton.net/?p=209#comment-409
Wed, 08 Jul 2009 20:17:26 +0000http://gaildayton.net/?p=209#comment-409Vanity sizing! That’s why no size is the same in different places. I recall hearing that a few years ago, Express moved their sizes up (the numbers, not the actual clothing) because of complaints from size 14/16 customers that the stores never carried their sizes. So, size 6 became a size 8, size 10 a size 12, and so on.
]]>By: Catie
http://gaildayton.net/?p=209#comment-408
Wed, 24 Jun 2009 11:15:27 +0000http://gaildayton.net/?p=209#comment-408Because there’s no regulation of it and somewhere along the line designers decided that women didn’t want to buy pants with their actual waist measurements on them, because God Forbid they should admit to a 40 inch waist. Forty years ago sizes used to be more consistent, but then designers realized women would also /pay/ more to wear a size six, and so sizes started shrinking in accordance to the price point. I, too, wish to hell there was consistent sizing from brand to brand. *sigh*
]]>