If you're size 2-4 how much do you weigh and how tall are you

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think we also need to ask — how old are you & where do you live if you are a 2/4? I honestly do not see that many women in 40s and 50s who are that size. Maybe they are common in Georgetown or something like that.

Midwest, 38. To be honest, I don’t see a lot of women of any age that are a 2-4. Most women are overweight by a lot

[Anonymous]

I'm 5'7 and 123 lbs.
Size 2.

[Anonymous]

5’ 9”…125lbs..have been same weight since college which was 30 years ago.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think we also need to ask — how old are you & where do you live if you are a 2/4? I honestly do not see that many women in 40s and 50s who are that size. Maybe they are common in Georgetown or something like that.

It's an SES thing. I'm mid 40s, live in TX. 5'4" and 116lbs. I wear 2-4 depending on the cut. In high SES circles I'm medium or even a bit short and heavy. When I venture out to target or HEB (you know it TX), I'm tiny, slim, and super fit. Most people down here could stand to loose 40lbs. If I really want to feel good about myself I can always go to Walmart.

[Anonymous]

I'm 5'7 and 130. very top heavy though.

[Anonymous]

5, 0. Age 49. 95-96 lbs. 32c. Measurements are 32 25 32. No surgical enhancements. My top half doesn't look that big but my rib cage under my lower breast bone is 28 inches. With 32 inch bust it is a 4 inch difference, hence the c cup. My girlfriend's and I were talking a while ago about bra size and they didn't believe me that I was a c cup until I explained the measurement process.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:5, 0. Age 49. 95-96 lbs. 32c. Measurements are 32 25 32. No surgical enhancements. My top half doesn't look that big but my rib cage under my lower breast bone is 28 inches. With 32 inch bust it is a 4 inch difference, hence the c cup. My girlfriend's and I were talking a while ago about bra size and they didn't believe me that I was a c cup until I explained the measurement process.

Meant to add...0-2 sizing. Older vintage clothes I wear s 4. Sizing was different in the 80d. Even though I am same weight as 80s, my size clothing is smaller.. it doesn't make sense.

[Anonymous]

I live in the Midwest.

47 yrs old
5'0"
115 lbs
Size 2/4, depending.

I'm really short for the area. And somewhat slim for the area even though there quite a few people who are in excellent shape.

[Anonymous]

I don't understand how some of you are 2/4. I'm 5'4, 128lbs and 2 in midmarket brands (banana, athleta etc), and 4 in theory.

and to the PP above about social circles, i'm high SES and very normal for my circle. it sounds like you hand out with a lot of very hungry people if you're 116 and "big" for your friends

[Anonymous]

5’4 135 size 4/27 in designer jeans

[Anonymous]

5'6", 120lbs, 41 yo, size 2 and 26 in jeans. I've been this size for like 25 years (except for two pregnancies). Live in the city (in DC) and walk 4-5 miles a day while dropping off the kids/running errands/going to work.

I do see lots of other women in the neighborhood who are similar.

[Anonymous]

size 2 135lbs lol I have a big ass

[Anonymous]

5 feet 1 inch, 130 pounds, and I can wear size 4-10 depending on the brand. Sizing for women's clothes is completely inconsistent and infuriating. It's a distraction from keeping women from ruling the world ha ha

[Anonymous]

5'3" - 112-115 lbs

Size 2 in pants and dresses. XS in tops. 25/26 in jeans.

41 yrs old.

[Anonymous]

5’5
115
Size 2-4
55 years old
We split our time between Florida (home) and DC.