Re: Isaac Mizrahi Crop Pants TSV 3/25

smoochy · ‎03-10-2010

@Lovevienna wrote:
Return your pants and get this one. Spend a few $ more and get a well fitting pants with outstanding material. I refuse to wear any pants other than 24/7.

As I mentioned, mine have always shrunk in the wash. Plus they need to be pressed after laundering. How do you care for yours?

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GoodyShoes · ‎12-23-2020

These have negative ease through the hips, meaning the garment measurement through the hip is an inch or so less than the hip measurements on the size chart. This seems to be intentional. They are basically hot pants and are intended to be tight. You will have to have a waist that is basically the size of your hips for them to fit in the waist and have normal ease through the hips

I think the lighter colors show more “cottage cheese” through the thighs. A darker color will not show lumps and bumps as much. I bought a couple of pairs to wear with tunic tops. I think that this look, tight pants with a tunic top, is almost out of style. But it is a look that works well for short women and middle aged women who don’t have a well defined waist. I fit in both categories. I am waiting to see how the new flow-y, baggy look that is in style now gets interpreted for middle aged women. Maybe straight leg pants instead of baggy on the entire leg with a shorter t shirt or tank and a hip length blouse worn like a jacket?

Duckncover · ‎07-16-2021

I have bought lots of clothing at Costco and have been very happy with the quality and the styles. Most are name brands and I always check out the clothing when I go in to get groceries. I don't shop at Sam's so can't comment on the quality of their clothing. I do know I have seen some of the pjs and robes at Nordstrom's that I have bought at Costco.

donovan · ‎03-10-2010

@PhillyGirl23 wrote:
YOu are aware that the clothing made for places like Sam's is just manufactured just for that store. There is no "retail" price
The clothing at Sam's, Costco, etc are really cheaply made

How is that any different than clothing made for QVC?

They are manufactured just for QVC, there is no 'retail' price, and the clothes are really cheaply made.