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In the "Big&Tall" niche, Big is clearly a wider demographic than tall. -- nm
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Beryllium (iPhone) (aka grayman)
Sep 2 '11, 12:05
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Which, from personal experience, both dwarf the selection for big and tall combined. -- nm
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Ender
Sep 2, 12:25
I find that most women's clothing manufacturers offer tall options (even if only online). I used to have a bear of a time finding clothes that fit me
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amanda "late sleeper" jones
Sep 2, 12:10
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AA tshirts are the perfect fit for me (I am more torso than legs) and Old Navy usually has OK stuff as well. I have, like casual coats (MEC, and such)
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Reagen
Sep 2, 12:21
I've tried buying talls - after daughter chastised me for wearing my pants too short - but I've found them too long in the rise...
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MojaveMeg
Sep 2, 12:17
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I'm so lucky that I have normal people or even short legs. it's just the tops that are at issue for me.
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amanda "late sleeper" jones
Sep 2, 12:20
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