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Originally Posted by Sellahdor Today I was in Ally at Indooroopilly trying on a black cardie for work (and woot, it fit!) and they had a sign up in the change room saying they were introducing size 4s in certain items of their stock. I didn't have time to have much of a look around to find any though. I asked the SA and she said in their line 4 = XXS.
Here's a link to their website: http://www.allyfashion.com/web/default.asp
Here's a dress in a 4: http://www.allyfashion.com/web/products_buy.asp?ID=1400 You have no idea how happy that makes me!!! A shop with clothes to fit
Actually most 6's at Forcast fit me although I got a pair of jeans there and the button fell off

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i quite like the clothes in ally now they got HEAPS better with the clothes Im really impressed i find myself shopping there more
i tried size 4 in these ally skinny jeans and i could not zip them up! i was kinda surprised coz that has ever happen before lol

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Originally Posted by lulu82 I'm 5'2 (160cm) and a size 4-6 (more like a size 4) and I'll be 25 in April. (my little sister is 18, 170cm tall with a killer size 10 body, amazing, so jealous). I always get told I look like a little doll. It doesn't help that I look 15.
I know how you feel, I'm exactly the same height and size as you, but I'm turning 28 next month, with a little sister that 170cm tall in size 8-9. All the clothes that she can fit and look good in just make me feel so jealous.
Also to make thing worst...people always laugh and goes...so what happen to you, you so small and your sister so big? :angry:

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I guess the biggest advantage is that I can still wears clothes I wore when I was 10

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I’m pretty tiny size 6-8 more an 8 though- not as tiny as some of u guys, don’t know what I’d do if I was a size 4, my goes out to u guys!
I can wear large kids clothes too, like a 12-14 and yep like someone said most of the time I’m not the largest kids size either.
But I really think that it’s because they are making bigger kids sizes, they now go up to a size 16!
And most of the time the largest size is bigger/wider than a women’s size 10!
I’ve honestly never heard of Ally Fashion, the nearest one to me isn’t that near.
U can buy online right? Is it safe?
I really like this jacket-
http://www.allyfashion.com/web/products_buy.asp?ID=1418
Has anyone seen it in real life? Is it nice? What material is it made from? And would black or white be better?
And does anyone know what the before sale $ price was?

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allyfashion is like valley girl, cheap but lots of basic stuff

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hahaha so true!!! i can still wear one of my pants from back then, a new definition for vintage
my weight has been going gone and i grown older? the max. max was 52kg, that was when i was in yr6
Originally Posted by Loreli I guess the biggest advantage is that I can still wears clothes I wore when I was 10

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i find it so difficult to buy corporate wear, stuff like tokito, cue trousers are just way too big, such a pain!!!

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The biggest problem I have is because of my height. I'm 156cm and while I can alter pants, it can make buying other items like dresses, jackets and coats difficult. It can be difficult to pull of certain looks and outfits if you don't have the height.
But other than that, I have no real problem with sizing. I'm not very petite, I can wear a size 6 in dresses and tops but tend to usually wear a size 8.

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I'm 157 cm and most of the times when I check price tags, I immediately start doing the maths on what it's going to cost in total including an alteration. Because I'm almost always going to have to alter it
What a painful added expense just because of your height
Eg. Each pair of Tsubi Zip Jeans that I purchase costs me an additional $50 just to have them altered