I've bought at least three or more bottoms in a size 38 A and the waist only measured 22 inches at the waist. I've lost 45!lbs.and needed new top and bottoms. I hope they start to make the sizing right soon. I' m thinking about buying new tops but I don't which size to buy yet. I've bought a 32 petite before you change the sizing. Please help me if you can.
Eileen WynneMarch 23, 2015
Am short but found the long tops work best for me. Do wish that the waist bands in the pants were not the thin elastic. Would much prefer a wider band. I have garments that have lasted quite a while. However, purchased a number of sets while in St. George and the material looked like mice had nibbled on them after just a few washings.
HelenFebruary 22, 2015
Please let people know that there are specialized fit made to accommodate certain surgeries such as mastectomies, colostomies, things like that. I had not known that at a time when it would have been helpful. Thank you
DarlaGFebruary 10, 2015
I wear petites, but I'm 4'10" with a short waist. The waistbands are no where near my hips. :(
Lois KullbergFebruary 7, 2015
I wish I had a chance to comment years ago. I have narrow shoulders a nd they keep falling off unless I make a tuck in the back. I also like the new garments except for the lace which scratches me and causes an itch because I have nureopathy. What is available for special needs persons?
VickyFebruary 5, 2015
I love the newer fabrics that breathe so much better, especially in hot summers. I also appreciate the selections in fabric, however not all women are DD. A lot of us are larger (in my case a EE) and in my case it's very hard to fit in the bustline. I happen to be petite and all the sisters tell me is to get the "long" top ( that goes down to my thighs) in order to accommodate the need for a larger bust fit . I have never had a good fit with tops, and since we can't alter them to fit comfortably, I don't ever have a good/comfortable fit with tops.
sueFebruary 5, 2015
The survey is closed, but I am happy with mine.No complaints from me.
DeNene JensenFebruary 4, 2015
Sorry honey the one piece are the most comfortable, being an old lady I have tried them all. No matter how petite they are they are still way too long in the crotch for many of us. Also pads which some women still have to wear just don't work with them, so panties have to be worn under them to hold such items in place, so you have two elastic bands around your waist instead of one. Just mine and many others opinion.
AnnFebruary 4, 2015
Garments do come in a petite length that has a shorter rise (crotch to waist length.)
DarlaGFebruary 3, 2015
I would so appreciate garments that weren't long enough in the rise to be hitched under my arm pits. Could we have a shorter rise & waistband option that rides below natural waist on the hips, not 3" above it? Please, oh, please!
Kristen KriegFebruary 3, 2015
I think that the garments and fabrics are only getting better! As far as uncomfortable and ill-fitting garments, that goes back to the one-piece style!
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Sharon wilkinsMarch 1, 2016
I've bought at least three or more bottoms in a size 38 A and the waist only measured 22 inches at the waist. I've lost 45!lbs.and needed new top and bottoms. I hope they start to make the sizing right soon. I' m thinking about buying new tops but I don't which size to buy yet. I've bought a 32 petite before you change the sizing. Please help me if you can.
Eileen WynneMarch 23, 2015
Am short but found the long tops work best for me. Do wish that the waist bands in the pants were not the thin elastic. Would much prefer a wider band. I have garments that have lasted quite a while. However, purchased a number of sets while in St. George and the material looked like mice had nibbled on them after just a few washings.
HelenFebruary 22, 2015
Please let people know that there are specialized fit made to accommodate certain surgeries such as mastectomies, colostomies, things like that. I had not known that at a time when it would have been helpful. Thank you
DarlaGFebruary 10, 2015
I wear petites, but I'm 4'10" with a short waist. The waistbands are no where near my hips. :(
Lois KullbergFebruary 7, 2015
I wish I had a chance to comment years ago. I have narrow shoulders a nd they keep falling off unless I make a tuck in the back. I also like the new garments except for the lace which scratches me and causes an itch because I have nureopathy. What is available for special needs persons?
VickyFebruary 5, 2015
I love the newer fabrics that breathe so much better, especially in hot summers. I also appreciate the selections in fabric, however not all women are DD. A lot of us are larger (in my case a EE) and in my case it's very hard to fit in the bustline. I happen to be petite and all the sisters tell me is to get the "long" top ( that goes down to my thighs) in order to accommodate the need for a larger bust fit . I have never had a good fit with tops, and since we can't alter them to fit comfortably, I don't ever have a good/comfortable fit with tops.
sueFebruary 5, 2015
The survey is closed, but I am happy with mine.No complaints from me.
DeNene JensenFebruary 4, 2015
Sorry honey the one piece are the most comfortable, being an old lady I have tried them all. No matter how petite they are they are still way too long in the crotch for many of us. Also pads which some women still have to wear just don't work with them, so panties have to be worn under them to hold such items in place, so you have two elastic bands around your waist instead of one. Just mine and many others opinion.
AnnFebruary 4, 2015
Garments do come in a petite length that has a shorter rise (crotch to waist length.)
DarlaGFebruary 3, 2015
I would so appreciate garments that weren't long enough in the rise to be hitched under my arm pits. Could we have a shorter rise & waistband option that rides below natural waist on the hips, not 3" above it? Please, oh, please!
Kristen KriegFebruary 3, 2015
I think that the garments and fabrics are only getting better! As far as uncomfortable and ill-fitting garments, that goes back to the one-piece style!
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