topic Re: Difference in Denim and Co sizing in Fashion

Difference in Denim and Co sizing

elruth — Tue, 17 Oct 2017 20:46:33 GMT

I notice the difference in D & Company sizing on their tees. I usually wear a Small and it fits perfectly. Some of the tees now have all the sizes listed on the back of the neck tag and that type always seems to be bigger. In those I need an extra small. How can I tell if the tag has the multi sizes on it or the usual tag they had that has just the size you ordered.

Re: Difference in Denim and Co sizing

ECBG — Tue, 17 Oct 2017 22:35:14 GMT

I would watch the video where they do the close up of the colors on the rack.

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GCR18 — Wed, 18 Oct 2017 02:29:42 GMT

I look at the click here measurements for every order. I know what my ideal measurements are. I find the size of a top can have a 5 inch span. I know it will be tight on the low end and roomy on the high end. In the middle is just right.

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Kachina624 — Wed, 18 Oct 2017 02:56:00 GMT

With all the dozens of D & C shirts I own, I've never seen one with multi sizes on the tag.

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chrystaltree — Wed, 18 Oct 2017 04:31:55 GMT

I just use the body size charts for everything I buy, from every QVC designer. Their clothes are made in different factories all over the world and I'm not one to assume anything. Periodically, I take my body measurements because I don't assume that either. I use the size chart and I rarely if ever have any sizing issues. I don't really care what size tag says.

Re: Difference in Denim and Co sizing

gizmogal — Wed, 18 Oct 2017 04:52:47 GMT

@elruth wrote:
I notice the difference in D & Company sizing on their tees. I usually wear a Small and it fits perfectly. Some of the tees now have all the sizes listed on the back of the neck tag and that type always seems to be bigger. In those I need an extra small. How can I tell if the tag has the multi sizes on it or the usual tag they had that has just the size you ordered.

“All the sizes” that you refer to are not all the American sizes. Only one size is the garment size here in the USA. Each size on the one label identifies it by country. Look next to each listed size and there are abbreviations for the country.

I bought a pair of D&Co jeans in 1X Petite. The label showed that exact info, 1XP, plus: UK 2XLP, DE KG5, IT 2XLP, FR XXLP. Each of those abbreviations showed a different size than 1XP, which is what I bought. United Kingdom, Germany (DE would be Deutschland), Italy, France. Different sizes on the same label. At the bottom it says Made in Nicaragua. So that factory may ship to 4 other countries besides American QVC warehouses. Take a look if that multi size label shows multiple countries! Saves time at the factory if the one label gets sewn in for various countries.

Perhaps your label on the top you bought is different than what I’m describing, but if not, it’s not “all” the sizes, it’s just showing what you bought and the equivalent size noted for those country abbreviations.

Now I’m only writing about the labels I’ve seen in pants I bought from D&Co. I haven’t bought tops. So I might be wrong about the label you’re referring to. Or perhaps I helped.

Re: Difference in Denim and Co sizing

DeniseColo — Wed, 18 Oct 2017 17:41:03 GMT

Keep in mind that D&Co occasionally does some relaxed/oversized fit tops. That will make the t-shirt seem baggy if you weren't expecting it to be bigger. I always check the online description of fit (fitted, semi-fit, relaxed) and the "click here" garment measurement chart for all clothing.