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they are prob too tight send em over
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I have a brand new (seller told me they were new + theyre still stiff as hell) pair of 27s. I dont know if they're too tight or I should try and work them in...Originally Posted by oneeightyseven
people really gotta start going true to size on diors.. those jawns be skinny
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people really gotta start going true to size on diors.. those jawns be skinnyOriginally Posted by ppllzz
tts? lolwut? I have 28s that were nice on me in the beginnning but they stretched more than I anticipated
they are prob too tight send em overOriginally Posted by kelvinsense
I'm going to sit on it for a while; maybe try and stretch them abit. They're only tight up top, by my thighs.
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i mean i honestly dont know what kind of fit you guys are looking for, but it seems to me that if your clothes aren't skintight and pressure is rarely applied on them they won't stretch.
like it is just mind boggling to me that there are people who take 27s and 28s on dior, which are already so slim...
like it is just mind boggling to me that there are people who take 27s and 28s on dior, which are already so slim...
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I'm a natural 30 waist and the 28s are too loose already after <a year's wear..
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I'm a natural 30 waist and the 28s are too loose already after <a year's wear..Originally Posted by oneeightyseven
Really? Just in the waist or? I was keeping an eye out for 28s since I have a 30" waist as well.
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im a 30 natural waist (ive never bought a pair of pants thats not a 30), and cant even fit into a size 29Originally Posted by ppllzz
one of us is lying, i know im not
im a natural 31.5' waist and after a week i can almost get the clasp comfortably on a pair of 28's.
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i mean i honestly dont know what kind of fit you guys are looking for, but it seems to me that if your clothes aren't skintight and pressure is rarely applied on them they won't stretch. like it is just mind boggling to me that there are people who take 27s and 28s on dior, which are already so slim...Originally Posted by ppllzz
Jeans will stretch regardless of whether it's skin tight or not, that'll just increase the rate at which they stretch
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Really? Just in the waist or? I was keeping an eye out for 28s since I have a 30" waist as well.Originally Posted by snake
lol its you who wanted fit pics of my RO! I'll send you fit pics of my RO jacket and my Diors tomorrow and I'll show you how it looks.
When I first got them, before I went to Europe last summer, they were tight on me. I purposely wore them the day I left to Europe so I could try to loosen them up on the plane and walking around the airports. Now they are tooooo loose
FWIW they're not unwearable, but I do use a belt now. They look much more relaxed on me now and I was kinda hoping for a different fit.
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i measure my waist 2 inches below my navel.Originally Posted by Joqur
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lol its you who wanted fit pics of my RO! I'll send you fit pics of my RO jacket and my Diors tomorrow and I'll show you how it looks. When I first got them, before I went to Europe last summer, they were tight on me. I purposely wore them the day I left to Europe so I could try to loosen them up on the plane and walking around the airports. Now they are tooooo looseOriginally Posted by oneeightyseven
Awesome. I was just curious to see how the RO looked when worn. I think 28s will be my best bet, perhaps depending on the wash.
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