Curvy dress pants and jeans.

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Kelly M.

Apr 6, 2013

Kelly M.

Where do you curvy ladies buy your dress pants and jeans?
I'm petite (27"-28" inseam), and I have big hip bones but I'm very slender through the thighs and waist, and it's so hard to find pants made for my body shape... it's like nothing is curvy enough! Does anyone know of any stores or brands that have extra-curvy pants that won't gap at the waist? I'm looking for business casual dress pants, and relaxed-fit bootcut or flare jeans that aren't low-rise.  Thanks!

Emily T.

Apr 6, 2013

Emily T.

See if you have a CAbi seller near you it stands for carrol Anderson by invitation they have great clothes that fit most body types.

Misty S.

Apr 6, 2013

Misty S.

I love cabi I just went to a party I suck at dressing for work

Kelly M.

Apr 6, 2013

Kelly M.

Thanks! Do they have any pants specifically made to be curvy? I couldn't find any on their website and it looks like I'd have to go to some sort of show to buy anything?

Rachel C.

Apr 6, 2013

Rachel C.

I just feel in love with INC from Macy's. my waist is like 7inch smaller than my hips. And those jeans come in every cut! I bought the curvy short(I'm 5'7) cause I'm tucking them into boots.

Kelly M.

Apr 6, 2013

Kelly M.

@Rachel: Thanks for the advice! I'll have to go check that out, it sounds like they might work.

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