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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Im a 14 but i can shift a size either way in different shops ... im now a size 6 shoe from new look and im always a 7 from there ..cany explain that one  |
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By *3xymamaWoman
over a year ago
Uptown Top Ranking |
"Each shop use different patterns and sizing for example I'm usually a 20 but I can't fit in to hardly any of primark size 20...some shops I'm a 22 some a 24 etc "
I'm exactly the same. It's annoying when you buy something for a night out without trying it on in the shop, you try and put it on to go out and it doesn't fit  |
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By *ridmusCouple
over a year ago
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"Each shop use different patterns and sizing for example I'm usually a 20 but I can't fit in to hardly any of primark size 20...some shops I'm a 22 some a 24 etc "
I find primark the worst place for my shape. I'm a 16-18
Lucky if I can get in a 22 in there.
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"Im a 14 but i can shift a size either way in different shops ... im now a size 6 shoe from new look and im always a 7 from there ..cany explain that one "
Their size 9 wide fit used to fit me perfectly now sometimes they are too small. I actually asked why and they said thry had changed shoe suppliers  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I never look at labels, I just look at how big it is and pick the one that I think will fit. I always try things on before I buy them.
No idea what 'real' size I am and I don't care either.  |
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