Anonymous wrote:This thread is so old I no longer qualify to answer the question.![]()
Anonymous wrote:5'2, 115 lbs, size 2. I have hips and ass.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:5'8", 140 lbs.
Size 4 in many things, purely vanity sizing. I'm no skinny-minnie. I'm 46, in high school I was 5 lbs lighter and was a size 8. Go figure.
Yes! I am 5’8.75” and 137 lbs and wear a size 27 in Levi’s but anywhere from a 0-4 depending on the brand elsewhere. I had to return a pair of Kut from the cloth jeans in size 0 because they were too big. I’m a small frame kind of person, but I’m at the higher end of height for women and should not be a size 0. In high school I wore a 6-8 and was perhaps a few pounds lighter then (graduated in 1996). My 16-yr old daughter, who is 5’6” and 120 lbs wears a xs or 00…are we going to start seeing negative sizes for the truly skinny women? Ridiculous.
This checks out. I’m 5’8” and 155 (29 Levi’s) and am now a 6-8 but was also a 6-8 in high school when I was 135-140.
So silly. I wish they would tell you where the waist hits and switch to inches instead of number sizes. Much more straightforward.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:5'8", 140 lbs.
Size 4 in many things, purely vanity sizing. I'm no skinny-minnie. I'm 46, in high school I was 5 lbs lighter and was a size 8. Go figure.
Yes! I am 5’8.75” and 137 lbs and wear a size 27 in Levi’s but anywhere from a 0-4 depending on the brand elsewhere. I had to return a pair of Kut from the cloth jeans in size 0 because they were too big. I’m a small frame kind of person, but I’m at the higher end of height for women and should not be a size 0. In high school I wore a 6-8 and was perhaps a few pounds lighter then (graduated in 1996). My 16-yr old daughter, who is 5’6” and 120 lbs wears a xs or 00…are we going to start seeing negative sizes for the truly skinny women? Ridiculous.
Anonymous wrote:5'8", 140 lbs.
Size 4 in many things, purely vanity sizing. I'm no skinny-minnie. I'm 46, in high school I was 5 lbs lighter and was a size 8. Go figure.