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Jeremy Cox49 said:Looking for a few people to jump in on an order from http://www.yoursclothing.co.uk/ so we can split the $15 shipping fee.
Got a 15% discount code for full-price items—plus their sale section is actually decent right now. The quality is solid, too.
If you're in the LA area, we can just meet up locally, otherwise I can hit you up via USPS or whatever works best for you. 🙂
Ethan Mitchell4 said:I wasn't quite sure where to post this question
Basically, I’m looking to order a nursing bra from eBay. I’m skipping anything with clips because I’m just too clumsy for them; I need those stretchy ones you can just pull on.
But now, their sizing is driving me absolutely insane.
I actually found a great one that’s exactly the style I’m after.
http://m.ebay.com/itm?itemId=251571628554&roken=cUgayN
I thought a 3XL would be plenty, but then I see it says the bust measurement is only 84cm. An M is listed for a 68cm band. That sounds more like something a sixth grader would wear, not a woman who's actually breastfeeding!!!
For context, my bust measurement is 106cm, and my underbust is 95cm.
What would that translate to in UK sizing? I see they have numbers like 40 or 42. Every single size chart I find online is so confusing that I'm even more lost than when I started.
I used to wear a 95C or D depending on the model—sometimes I even squeezed into an 85. Honestly, why can't they all just agree on a universal sizing system?
Please, someone, help a girl out.
Charles Gomez4 said:I didn't exactly have a blast there either; honestly, just one single shirt managed to survive more than two washes.🤣
Daniel Murphy14 said:Honestly, everything at Target is just bottom-tier quality lately—total waste of cash. I haven't found a single decent item there yet, so I'm officially calling it quits. 🙂
electricpanther82 said:Honestly, don't stress about seeing a gynecologist. I get those weird "vibrations" during my period all the time, but for me, it’s actually just my spine acting up. My neck and lower back are constantly killing me, plus my arms go numb and everything else... it's a mess. I used to feel like I was losing my mind, thinking I was the only person on Earth experiencing this. Like, I'll be sitting on the couch and suddenly feel a vibration, almost like a cell phone went off against me. It's such a bizarre, annoying sensation.🙂 I don't mean to derail the women's health discussion here, but my doctor once told me that spinal issues can trigger pretty much any symptom you can imagine.
Hannah Hernandez50 said:Hey!
I'm curious about this too. About how long did you guys have to wait after ordering?
Thanks
Casey Parker89 said:Does anyone know how quickly I can get an appointment in Chicago? Need a thyroid checkup and scan. My hormone levels are already done.
Lisa Robinson53 said:I haven't really done those exercises, so I doubt it's caused by that. In my experience, it feels more like it's tied to these constant infections. If I caught your drift correctly, you're dealing with Candida too, right?🤷
Lisa Robinson53 said:Hmm, I’ve started noticing that too. It happened after a bunch of different UTIs and who knows what else.
copperfox172 said:Ugh. Why do they post these amazing photos if you can't actually buy anything? Total waste of time. 😢(
Lisa Myers said:Sure, there are some pretty pieces here. Though, if you ask me, some of these women look way too heavy and definitely over 50. But there’s another issue bothering me. On the model, it looks great. In reality, most of this stuff will fit us totally differently. Especially those tight bits around the waist and arms—we all have rolls, and it would look terrible.
crimsonviper14 said:If you're a tall girl with long legs, I might have a tip for you. I wear a size 13, which—let’s be honest—makes finding shoes a total nightmare unless I get lucky. For the last few years, I’ve been sticking to Rieker because they were basically the only option in my hometown that actually carried my size. A size 13 from Deichmann? Forget it. They're too narrow and uncomfortable; nothing ever fit right there. But...
Since I discovered Skechers, my life has changed. They’re incredibly comfortable, and a size 12 fits like a glove. I mentioned this in the sales thread recently, but I ended up grabbing nine pairs this past weekend at the mall when the Skechers store was closing down. I snagged five pairs of boots for anywhere between $134 and $77, most of them for about a quarter of the retail price. It’s Wednesday, and I’ve been wearing different pairs to work every single day since; no blisters, no pain, even though it's my first time wearing them. Not to brag, but all the girls at my job are totally jealous that I walked in with five new pairs of stylish, affordable boots. Honestly, they're the only shoes I wear now.
Before this haul, I picked up two pairs at the Skechers in Avenue Mall back in August for 50% off. I am obsessed with this brand, so if you have larger feet, I highly recommend them. I guess their sizing runs bigger because they're an American company, and Americans tend to be built a bit larger than, say, Italians. When I look at an Italian size 12, it feels more like a standard US size 9...