Re: AnyBody

mspatmac · ‎06-10-2015

@Kachina624 Thanks for the response, glad to hear it does come in different weights. I'm passing. Just not a fabric for me.

We rescue cats · ‎01-25-2023

I have a few pairs of them and as already mentioned, I wear them 'to work' since I work from home. I consider them 'sweats' and don't wear them outside the house. The one redeeming feature that I see with them is that the length will work for all heights.

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BarbiHollywood · ‎11-09-2011

I once purchased a pair of Anybody joggers in the ever-popular Smoky Taupe. The color was not flattering on me, and I felt the fabric was too thin to wear outdoors with confidence so back they went. I did have an Anybody top once, and though it's life was short-lived, I don't even recall what color it was! I'm happy the line works for others. :-) I think Amal always looks great in the line.

Catch71 · ‎03-09-2010

@BarbiHollywood

@BarbiHollywood wrote:
I once purchased a pair of Anybody joggers in the ever-popular Smoky Taupe. The color was not flattering on me, and I felt the fabric was too thin to wear outdoors with confidence so back they went. I did have an Anybody top once, and though it's life was short-lived, I don't even recall what color it was! I'm happy the line works for others. :-) I think Amal always looks great in the line.

I also purchased the joggers since they sold so many they were worth a try. Well, they were not for me. I felt they clung in all the wrong places (rear). I would never wear them out of the house so I returned them. Since then I tried the Belle joggers last spring, they were more expensive but I liked how they fit and had no trouble wearing them outside the house.

BarbiHollywood · ‎11-09-2011

@Catch71 The Anybody fabric, in my opinion, is just too thin especially without any sort of pockets on the rear. All I saw was panty lines when I tried mine on...and they weren't tight. Not a good look on anyone. My hubby once commented that if you start wearing loose, flowy clothes, your body will adjust and fill out those loose, flowy clothes! LOL! :-)))

Catch71 · ‎03-09-2010

@BarbiHollywood wrote:
@Catch71 The Anybody fabric, in my opinion, is just too thin especially without any sort of pockets on the rear. All I saw was panty lines when I tried mine on...and they weren't tight. Not a good look on anyone. My hubby once commented that if you start wearing loose, flowy clothes, your body will adjust and fill out those loose, flowy clothes! LOL! :-)))

Your hubby is too funny! You certainly don't want that to happen! The fabric was just too thin. But many love them and keep coming back for more. Oh well, one less presentation to watch.

febe1 · ‎01-22-2012

I find Anybody, Cuddle Duds and Muk Luks, all offering pj's and trying to slip them by as outside wear. I've enjoyed all of their pj's.

Irishgirl555 · ‎02-05-2012

Do we agree that they run big or is it just a bigger pant by definition? I tried the $19.99 ones but were way too Big & of course are sold out so no getting any and have to pay $6.99 to send back. Ugh

AngelPuppy1 · ‎03-13-2010

I don't care for the jogger bottoms on any kind of pants. I noticed on pajamas any more that it's hard to find cute ones that don't have this kind of bottom. Not for me.

"A day without sunshine is like, you know, night." - Steve Martin

Kitty Galore · ‎03-16-2010

I stopped buying the anybody joggers as they don't stay structured in any way . After sitting they get bagged out knees , there isn't enough heft for lack of a better word to the material . My biggest complaint are those pockets that never lay flat when washed and dried and clump up and look like I have saddle bags . Don't put pockets in your pants, that goes for any brand , they are always a problem. Especially the anybody brand though. I guess some do like them , I definitely don't.