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Size 6 online
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Im a small size 6-8 and really strruggle to get clothes that fit in high street stores. Even though many shops have 'petite' ranges im not particularly small all-over as my legs are quite long and have curvy bum! The only shop where the sizes are small enough and fitted enough is Jane Norman - but my nearest one is about 40 miles away. Can anyone recommend any other high street stores, catoring for size 6 with reasonable prices? Most stores have a limited selection of petite clothing and i always find its aimed at the older woman - im only 27! Any suggestions would be great...
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La Redoute catalogue is fantastic - it's for all ages, and it's cheap as chips (apart from the designer gear which is still reasonable). I get a catalogue but you can shop on-line too - just googe La Redoute and it brings a whole new world of clothes that fit, to your door!! Oh, and Miss Selfridge sometimes do clothes to fit us. X
yes I am the same tho have noticed more size 6's popping up. As others have said, topshop and miss selfridge both do size 6 - often easier to shop online as you can get the size 6 from the warehouse rather than relying on what one shop has in stock.
Also asos.com do 6's in most things and their stuff is great.
Warehouse also do 6's, again probably easier to get that size online.
You could try greatplains.co.uk too - part of the French Connection group - as they do XS clothes. French Connection also often have 6's. Have fun shopping!
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Also asos.com do 6's in most things and their stuff is great.
Warehouse also do 6's, again probably easier to get that size online.
You could try greatplains.co.uk too - part of the French Connection group - as they do XS clothes. French Connection also often have 6's. Have fun shopping!
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A couple of others....
Good old GAP start at a size 0 (which is a UK2-4 I think) and go up from there. Personally their throusers have never fitted but for the top half and skirts, they're second to none. Try their website www.gap.com, and there's so many stores in the UK everyone has a local one!
Also, look for continental clothing brand where the sizes run small. For example, Zara are hell on earth for anyone over a size 14 (which is an XL), and their size small might fit you. There's also Mango, Morgan (as kaztuz recommended) and Moschino (though they can be pricy). Try a google search on Spanish or Italian clothing companies.
Failing that, there's always ebay.... I often find brand new clothes on there for a fraction of the RRP, often designer ones as well.
Good luck x
Good old GAP start at a size 0 (which is a UK2-4 I think) and go up from there. Personally their throusers have never fitted but for the top half and skirts, they're second to none. Try their website www.gap.com, and there's so many stores in the UK everyone has a local one!
Also, look for continental clothing brand where the sizes run small. For example, Zara are hell on earth for anyone over a size 14 (which is an XL), and their size small might fit you. There's also Mango, Morgan (as kaztuz recommended) and Moschino (though they can be pricy). Try a google search on Spanish or Italian clothing companies.
Failing that, there's always ebay.... I often find brand new clothes on there for a fraction of the RRP, often designer ones as well.
Good luck x
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