Fashion

[I am still oxox]

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@CelticCrafter wrote:

Next time you place an order with Amazon, and we know you do order from Amazon, add a roll of Heatnbond Iron on hem tape to the order and shorten them yourself.

Surely you can sit at an ironing board for 5 minutes.

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@CelticCrafter  Wow could you be any nastier. You have no idea about my abilities. I do not have an  ironing board, and I have used heat bond many times. At one point in my life I was an excellent crafter than age and arthritis set in

[Etoile308]

I enjoy the loungewear from Soma. Many items have a short length option.

[Cathyshopper]

These are all good suggestions. The only comment I would have is to be careful with thick tight waist bands, which may also cause you discomfort. I have stomach issues so even the softest fabrics aren't comfortable for me if they cut into that area. 

For fall around the house, I own a lot of mukluks cloud knit, and I size up to avoid the tight waistband.  I also like cuddl duds fleece loungers for the house since no waistband to worry about.  And I agree about the packabelle bottoms. It is very light and flowy fabric and I haven't found the waist to be super tight.  

I too don't have the $$ or desire to try barefoot dreams, but they do sell it as soft like a babies blanket.

[Tinkrbl44]

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@I am still oxox wrote:

I am a petite 12 with health issues that make my body very sore, I can not stand the feeling of heavy clothes. Fall is coming and Ineed to find some soft non bulky bottoms. If this makes sense, Thank you for any help

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@I am still oxox 

I'm not sure what part of the country you live in, but in the cooler months I live in Cuddl Duds Fleecewear.  They are soft, warm and feather weight.

[mare54]

I love my joggers from Old Navy. Good luck