A six-year-old Tonkinese cat in Hamilton, New Zealand has been bringing home underwear—60 men’s socks and about a dozen briefs—presumably during nightly prowls...
...why did he only go for men's undergarments? Why has this kitteh not brought back women's undergarments?
Fur real
http://time.com/4265808/cat-underwear-burglar-new-zealand/
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I know its a extremy long shot, but im looking for Gazeta panties/strings in size 40, as my 38 are slightly too tight - I can swap or just buy
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I don't really know where else to post this, but I figured some of you ladies might know?
I normally use Paypal and select First Class International, but the only options are Letter or Large envelope. If I select Priority Mail, I have packages as an option, but the shipping is a whopping $43ish D:
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I think that FedEx ground might be cheaper. You can go online and plug in your zip code and the destination postal code to get a quote and compare them
You can't ship a package over 4 or 6 pounds first class international I can't recall at the moment , you also can only do priority or express international via PayPal shipping unfortunately letter or large letter means paper in PayPal shipping on that option it's frustrating .
Now you can do online shipping via the usps website it's easy not as simple as PayPal but not difficult , you can if it's not too bulky and fits ship in a small flat rate box that is pretty small , or small flat rate padded envelope those are good sized but you have to order them online typically not just sitting at your post office would not hurt to ask . Check to see what standard mail to Canada would be it's pretty quick . There is a rate calculator on the uses.com website . I know it kinda sucks that the rates just went up by 17ish percent for international mail
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Would anyone be interested in a review post on half-camis? Summer is coming, and I'm sure I'm not the only one whose work requires that they wear undershirts due to cleavage-- and plenty of people just prefer it. I feel like full length tank tops often get too hot or add too much bulk. Plus, I've bought way too many half-camis lately.
I've got a bunch from different brands, and am thinking of writing a comparison post on Reddit (probably Big Boob Problems?) as I don't have a blog.
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I'd appreciate if you did!! Especially if you've found a good cheap option!
I think that would be awesome! :) Just to let you (and anyone else who's interested) know, if you ever do want to blog about something and not maintain your own blog I'd be happy to have guest posts on my blog! :)
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Is there anyone has tried Zara Basic blazer in size 44? If so, what does it fit like? I am thinking about buying it online but not sure it is bust friendly or not. Or any other options? I know the best way to buy a jacket is to go to a shop and try one but I can buy ... any kind of formal suits only online since there are no such a off-line shop in my country (here, you can buy only size 4~8 or 34a~36a! yay~) I wear 34h~hh (more likely 35H) and 12 size bottom. Please please help me. It is sooooo hard to live in the least burst friendly country (I believe if there is one, mine is the one lol) with full bust.
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In my experience, Zara can be very inconsistent with sizing. I have stuff from them in three different sizes. Try to look for online reviews for that specific blazer.
What I've tried from Zara hasn't really been too bust-friendly, and it also ran quite small..so at 36GG/H I basically don't fit into any of their non-stretchy tops :/ The blazers I have seen in their shops are sized XS-XL, and the XL I can't even get on. I also have a quite large upper back, so the fit could be different on you. Have you tried S. Oliver? From my blazer shopping experience, S. Oliver has been by far the most bust friendly, although a bit more expensive-ish, and also Mango had some good fits.
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Just tried on my first pair of undies from Comexim, and omg I need more! I got a "cheeky" style made in the Geisha print. I seriously might need to vhamge over all my panties!
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I haven't tried the cheeky style yet. I just got my AP Lady Grey thong today and it is super comfy too, though it seems to be more of a rio cut than a regular thong, which is still fine.
I know exactly what you're talking about!! I have Lorraine thongs and they feel amazing
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I got a Zulily order in today of some Panache & Sculptress high waisted panties and i was disappointed that both fit me in the hips but were too large in the waist. Anyone have some suggestions for UK/US panty brands that don't sag in the waist for pear shaped ladies? My best luck has been with Kris Line & EM but those are kind of mid waist and I'd like to find things either higher or lower.
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Thank you ginganinja !
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I am looking to sell my Red BiuBiu Helena top and dress in 34B/BB. Worn once by me. I would like 15 USD for the shirt and 35USD for the dress. I would also do trades
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Do you have any pics ?
I can post some photos tonight.
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In the past I've often bought target Gillian OMalley undies because I could get them locally and cotton and in colors to coordinate with my bras. But I can't decide if I think they are lasting long enough before the elastic lace around the rump starts loosing some of its ability to stay in place. I'm too cheap to try to buy actual matching undies from the manufactors and besides I feel much better in cotton. Any suggestions?
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My all time favorite for comfort and never riding up is www.thunderpants.co.nz. I coordinate with my bras or mismatch as the mood strikes.
"Philanthropants" I love this company and their values!!! Thanks for sharing, @runs_with_scissors :-) :-)
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If you wear a 32 band and a DD+ cup size, please check out the link to our FB page for all the information. Our amended 8S and 8L patterns should be ready soon, and we can't wait to be able to begin taking orders for these sizes again . . . but we need to make sure there aren't any glaring issues before that happens.
https://www.facebook.com/CampbellandKate/posts/1204103009603153
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DAMN IT!!! I'm on the wrong coast. I wish I could try the 8S! Although I have a freakishly small frame. with small shoulders and a shorter than average torso, so I'm guessing I would actually be a crappy fit model.
But still [pouts]
@wendybien, I would love if you were a bra fit model. Maybe bra straps wouldn't be ridiculously wide-set then.
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I have a thing for matching sets, and I prefer thongs. BUT I have become kinda militant about bra fit, so I've ended up with a few thongs without the matching bras. Cover the postage and it is/they are yours. They've been worn a few times, but there are no stains or popped elastic or anything like ... that.
I know it would make me happy if someone offered me the panty to go with my bra so here's what I have:
Black with white ruffle Curvy Kate Tease Me (tags cut out, but UK 18, approximately US 14/16)
Grape with teal trim Curvy Kate Thrill Me (UK 18)
Two duck egg (pale turquoise) Masquerade Estepona 5609 (UK 18/USA XXL)
If you've got a panty or thong in a similar size that you'd like to swap, that would be pretty darn cool.
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I'd eventually love to have one or two, but I'm always worried about sizing and whether the panties will be made without comfort in mind because "eh, well they're pretty, so that's good enough."
Also, I feel like most matching sets for Polish bras are either panties that are supposed to eclipse your bellybutton for some reason, or thongs. I ... feel like thongs are terribly uncomfortable and give me "sumo wrestler butt", and although I have a long enough torso that most high waisted jeans still sit well below my bellybutton I really don't want panties that I may not be able to wear in most jeans.
Are my fears unreasonable? I keep reading that Polish thongs aren't so bad, or that the tap pants aren't so high cut. I just tend to stick with non-string bikini cuts, cheekies, and boyshorts, and am wishing those options were more common with the bras I'm buying/ogling.
Also, on the chance I do end up trying their panties, are EM and Comexim's panty size charts pretty accurate? My hips are 38 to 39 inches, depending on time of month, which would put me in a 40 with EM and a medium with Comexim.
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I don't know for any other panties, but I have the Comexim victoria figi in size s and this is the smallest thing in terms of coverage I have ever worn I think! :D I am very small (1,45 m) and have a small/short torso but there is no way this will ever show! (It does JUST cover my private parts! :D)
I usually wear xs/34 in undies ans the freya ones I have are too big in size small. So I would order one size up as its nicer having one being a bit too big rather then cutting in imo.
AND its really comfortable! (And so pretty!!) :)
I hope I could help you!
With Comexim you can request the panties in a different cut. A lot of the ones I want are only listed as briefs and I prefer thongs so I add the brief to my cart and put in the notes I want it as a thong.
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so does anybody know of a brand/place to buy a light weight waterproof hip length classic trench coat that would fit curvy?
i tried looking at eShakti and Pepperberry, but didn't find anything....
help?
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How curvy?
Also if you truly want a hip-length trench (no lower than below the butt) you may want to use the search terms "trench jacket" "cropped trench" etc. Most retailers and brands offer "short trench" items but those tend to fit longer , like 3-4" down onto the thigh, even on the models , who are usually taller than average. So on a woman between 5'4" and 5'7" that is a mid thigh length if not longer.
mid-thigh would be a dream, as of now, the shortest trench i can find, and the one i have hits 3 inches below my knees! and it was above the knee on the model... i'm 5'5", so pretty average height....
and every coat smashes my breasts down unless i buy a size larger, and thus, making the coat longer as well :(
my shoulders are also very broad for my size which also adds to the frustration and i have a short torso and wide/sticky outy bum/hips....
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do you know any big boobs frendly clothes company?
I want to treat for myself all I know is Pepperberry
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Polish companies such as Biubiu and Urkye :)
Dd atelier, pinup girl clothing
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Jenny Rushmore aka Cashmerette releases the second sewing pattern for people who are curvy and busty! If you liked her Appleton dress pattern and would like a non-wrap dress, check out her new Washington dress pattern! Dress sizes 12-28 and dress cup sizes C-H***
***Just remember that dress cup sizes are different from bra cup sizes! You may find that your bra size is 32F but you may need a 'D' in dress cup sizes.
http://funsizedfashionblog.blogspot.com/2015/11/more-bust-friendly-clothing-c...
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how do u measure your dress cup size??? i'm usually a 32D, so i'm guessing like.... 36B????
dress cup size is your overbust measurement minus your standing bust measurement (while wearing the bra that you intend to wear under the dress). for example, my most commonly worn bra sizes are 28DD and 30D. my sewing pattern size is 6C in big 4 companies and 0C in indie companies because my overbust measurement is about 30" and my standing bust measurement while wearing my most commonly worn bra is 33". since cashmerette is an indie company, you should go with whatever dress size you most commonly wear in ready-to-wear clothing.
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So I entered a giveaway for a dress from Urkye and realized I have no clue on sizing. I looked at the measurements guide and I'm still lost. So HELP!!!! LOL
My waist is 29.5-30in and bust is 38-38.5in
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1 inch ~= 2.54 cm.
30 * 2.54 = 76.2
38 - 30 = 8
8 * 2.54 = 20.3, which is basically exactly an 'o' in their system. (even your biggest potential difference, 38.5 - 29.5, is only halfway between an 'o' and an 'oo').
Cross-check: 38.5 * 2.54 = 97.8.
If their size chart and your measurements are both accurate, you need a 40o. Even with your biggest bust measurement, you're (slightly) closer to that than to a 40oo.
Caveat emptor: I've never bought from them, I'm just doing the math.
There's a guide in inches right below the one in centimeters (scroll down the page). You look for your waist size first, then find the bust size closest to yours. Your waist is closest to size 40 (29.9" in the size guide), so I'd start there. Your bust is in between o & oo (37.8" - 39.4"), so I'd say 40o/oo for stretchy items and 40o or 40oo for non-stretchy items (probably start with 40oo to make sure you have enough room). There are very few items on the website that AREN'T stretchy (like button down shirts), so you will likely go with the double size for most items.
If you find 40o/oo items are too big in the waist after you get them, you can sort of "sister size" down to 38oo/ooo for your next order. Also, you can email the shop and ask for sizing advice. They speak/write in English quite well.
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... It doesn't secretly exist and I've just somehow missed the memo right? After the hot (southern hemisphere) weather has prompted my first swimming invite of the year, I've come to the realisation that no amount of artful arrangement will keep me contained inside my 30JJ - Freya Swim » Pier Deep Plunge Bikini Top (3026) ... . To be fair, it's not a great surprise to me that it's too small, but it's still kind of annoying.
Looking at the swimwear added to the site, aside from the annoyance of having to completely alter the strap placement and band of something which looks like it has vaguely the right cup depth (34K, 36K???) which may or may not make it okay to wear, the wire width and height looks uncomfortably excessive for my tiny frame. A K cup is just not big enough in the right places! (Or too big in others).
I try to be sun safe and tend to wear a swim shirt when I'm in the water, but I'm not really liking the options I can see which are 1) wear the much too small bikini top I already have and hope that I'm the only person who notices the ooze 2) sacrifice a bra to the ocean. If anyone has a sensible 3) (or 4) etc), I'm open to other ideas.
Sometimes I hate wearing a size which makes up such a small part of the population.
Alisa (why are you tagged in the middle of my post and not here???), I know you've tried out a bunch of stuff and I'm not sure if you have any favourites or suggestions. JJ always asks us to add things to reviews and adding a quick review of some of the styles would be just fine if you can remember any details about the swimwear you tried.
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http://www.curvywordy.com/2012/11/ewa-michalak-pl-bikini-and-briefs-in.html mentions a 65KK bikini, and if I recall, EM uses UK cup sizing. Your profile says you're narrow and have an EM that fits, so getting swimwear from EM might be your best option. A comment on the page suggests that EM no longer makes swimwear, but it can't hurt to ask. :/
http://www.bravissimo.com/products/swimwear/#/1?cup=k only seems to go up to a K, but they've started selling L bras recently, so hopefully that will expand - it might be something to keep an eye on.
EM no longer makes swimwear and hasn't for several years. Unless I was lucky enough to get someone's second-hand bikini, it's sadly not an option. Someone asked about EM bikins on Facebook earlier this year and was told 'not this year', so I'm not sure if they'll never make them again or not. Either way, Northern Hemisphere summer is a long way off and the PL cut which past bikinis have been based on is not really suitable for me, I've only had success in EM's unpadded bras.
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While I rarely photograph myself in actual clothing on the blog, fashion is a
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Oh wow, I didn't know that either! Thanks for sharing.
I love to wear sleeveless in the summer but all of my bra side is seen. some people say "wear another bra" just like it's no big deal but actually all of my bra is seen.
so I wear a sports bra like panache one It just optical illusion that makes people think that I'm wearing another sleeveless underneath or ... I wear a nude bra but still I'm not happy with that.
If I totally want to be seen my bra at all then I have to buy my clothes from +DD clothes shop only like Pepperberry but It's too expensive and the design is very limited hard to find exactly what I like.
so How do you handle this?
do you just leave the bra showing?
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Well, if you don´t want your bra to show / are not comfortable with it, I think there´s no other option than to change your sleeveless tops or your bras.
Can you sew sleeveless tops yourself or can a friend/mum etc. do it? Or can you have someone alter the tops you already have, maybe by adding some fabric to the sides?
To me it sounds like a good option to wear panache sports bra :) But I do understand if you don´t want to do that all the time.
Personally I don´t like my bras to show, and I try to alter the clothes or wear some other bra, if possible. But if those are not options, I will just try to deal with my bra showing a little bit. Now if that is a problem for someone else, he/she will just have to live with it!! (and not make it my problem!) (- this with common sense, of course I will not have my bra showing if I visit a church, travel in a "religious country", etc ;) )
Eurgh, I don't think I've ever had a good solution for this. I tried to make it less obvious by wearing a bra that was the same colour as the shirt. I don't get it so much with my Anna Pardal bras - they're cut lower in the armpit.
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I found some Bravissimo Pepperberry clothing online, but I have no clue about which level of curvyness to choose. I am mostly 28F / 30E - does anyone have a rough idea where I would fit in the Curvy, Really Curvy, Super Curvy spectrum? I am a size 8 in UK sizing, 158cm tall (short).All help is appreciated!
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Check the Pepperberry website. They have sizing and information on there.
Thank you DDandBeyond - I did find that. Would you say that their sizing info would be correct, reliable?
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There's no account for "taste", I guess 😆
Too cute!
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