If you are a size 0 how much do you weigh?

[Anonymous]

5’5 and 115

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:5'5" and weigh about 130-135. I'm a size 00, sometimes 02.

Sorry, but you aren’t a 00-2

Uh. I think I would know my size. Try again.

Not PP, but really...how can you be a size 0 or 00? What store? Jeans size 24-25? or more like 28

Not posted here yet but i am 00-0 when 120-130 5'6" Gap and J Crew run very large. I have narrow hips and suspect pp does too. Sometimes i can stick my arms in the zero or 2 shorts. I gained 5-10 pounds in the past year and I'm at solid size 2 at Loft. Those stores are crazy with vanity sizing, i dont know how genuinly thin people can even shop there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:5'5" and weigh about 130-135. I'm a size 00, sometimes 02.

Sorry, but you aren’t a 00-2

Uh. I think I would know my size. Try again.

Not PP, but really...how can you be a size 0 or 00? What store? Jeans size 24-25? or more like 28

Not posted here yet but i am 00-0 when 120-130 5'6" Gap and J Crew run very large. I have narrow hips and suspect pp does too. Sometimes i can stick my arms in the zero or 2 shorts. I gained 5-10 pounds in the past year and I'm at solid size 2 at Loft. Those stores are crazy with vanity sizing, i dont know how genuinly thin people can even shop there.

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[Anonymous]

Agree vanity sizing is a thing - and super frustrating. Over the last year or so I’ve gotten down to my pre-pregnancy weight. I used to be a size six at this weight. I’ve bought jeans and shorts in size six and they’re too big. There’s no way I’m legitimately a size four (based on my measurement). It makes me wonder how tiny people even find clothes that fit!

[Anonymous]

I'm 15 years old and am 5 foot 3 inches and 110 pounds.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm 15 years old and am 5 foot 3 inches and 110 pounds.

You forgot to say what size you wear.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I'm 15 years old and am 5 foot 3 inches and 110 pounds.

You forgot to say what size you wear.

Oddly the kid here is the only one who followed the directions. The thread says to reply IF YOU ARE A ZERO.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:5'4, 110, small-framed- I'm usually a size 0 or 00.

I've always wondered what women smaller than me do for clothes.

They order clothing online from Asian brands/designers. Over there you can easily find clothing that is much smaller than a US 00.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:5'5" and weigh about 130-135. I'm a size 00, sometimes 02.

Sorry, but you aren’t a 00-2

Uh. I think I would know my size. Try again.

Not PP, but really...how can you be a size 0 or 00? What store? Jeans size 24-25? or more like 28

Not posted here yet but i am 00-0 when 120-130 5'6" Gap and J Crew run very large. I have narrow hips and suspect pp does too. Sometimes i can stick my arms in the zero or 2 shorts. I gained 5-10 pounds in the past year and I'm at solid size 2 at Loft. Those stores are crazy with vanity sizing, i dont know how genuinly thin people can even shop there.

Loft has the most extreme vanity sizing. I had to return a pair of size 2 pants there for a 0. I think in most other mass market brands I am a 2 or a 26.

[Anonymous]

5'6, 110 - 112lbs

[Anonymous]

I’m 5’3 weigh 130lbs and wear a 0-4 depending on fit

[Anonymous]

Simply put: if you are not size 24 or 25 in jeans, you are not a real 0.

[Anonymous]

Is there really this huge variation in how people carry weight? I’m 5’8 and 118 and I usually wear a 2. It’s hard to believe folks three inches shorter and 15 lbs heavier are 0s.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:5'6" and 115. I wear 0 or 00.

Same but not 00. Narrow shoulders and hips.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is there really this huge variation in how people carry weight? I’m 5’8 and 118 and I usually wear a 2. It’s hard to believe folks three inches shorter and 15 lbs heavier are 0s.

Agree. There is some variation of course. But the people under 5’5” and 130+ lbs claiming to be a zero on a regular basis across most brands is not believable .