Where does your modest teen shop?

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Anonymous wrote:Interested in this as well, but add-teen is very very slim. 00 from JCrew are too big. Anyone know of stores/brands that run small or have truly tiny sizes?

As a grown ass adult who shops at every store mentioned here honestly I don’t know how you can avoid staying at kids shops. None of these places have sizes smaller than JCrew.

Problem is, she’s too tall for kids sizes that are slim enough. Size 14 is too wide, size 10/12 too short. Can get away with shorts, but even dresses are proportioned wrong - waist too high, etc. at least the weather is getting warm and she can just live in shorts and tshirts for a while.

Hollister sells XXS online

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Old Navy! Great sales, pretty low prices for some of the t-shirts, medium quality. About 70% of 15 yo DD's wardrobe is from there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Interested in this as well, but add-teen is very very slim. 00 from JCrew are too big. Anyone know of stores/brands that run small or have truly tiny sizes?

As a grown ass adult who shops at every store mentioned here honestly I don’t know how you can avoid staying at kids shops. None of these places have sizes smaller than JCrew.

Problem is, she’s too tall for kids sizes that are slim enough. Size 14 is too wide, size 10/12 too short. Can get away with shorts, but even dresses are proportioned wrong - waist too high, etc. at least the weather is getting warm and she can just live in shorts and tshirts for a while.

Zara. You need to weed through their stuff - I order a ton and return a lot but it’s the only way. It’s the best fit for my lanky children