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07-20-2019 01:56 PM
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07-20-2019 02:46 PM
Seeing the models in clothing or knowing their sizes is never helpful to me. I am not built like anyone of them.
The few times a year I buy clothing from QVC, I go to the item's web page. There I can see the exact size of the garments broken down. I have large upper arms, so I need to know if I can get a garment over them without being tight.
I look up the upper sleeve width and also the arm hole size. Sometimes a smaller size actually has more room in the sleeve.
I have never been disappointed in a garment's fit after checking the exact measurements of the garment before I order.
This method has to be 100% more effective than knowing a model's true size.
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