All 5'3" - 5'5" -- Let's compare weight w/pants size
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5'3"
At my heaviest, about 10 years ago, I was about 225 lbs and I was busting out of my size 20 jeans.
At my lowest, I was down to 160 and was able to fit into size 14's.
When I seriously started MFP in July, I weighed 208 lbs and wore size 18's.
Currently, I'm about 182 and am wearing size 16's.0 -
5'5" - SW 175 SIZE 13
GW 155 Hopefully size 100 -
5"5
126lbs
Size 3/4. My 5's are so loose and looking sloppy lately but they fit nice at 130.0 -
I'm 5'5" sw: 162 cw: 140!! My pants very in between a size 12 and 10. I carry most of weight in my thighs so my pants will fit the legs but fall off my hips/waist.0
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5'4" sw 234 cw 194 start pant size : tight size 18! current size 12 Jeans!0
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Please say whether the sizes are US OR UK
160 lbs : Size 12 UK
150 lbs: Still size 12 tight fitting 10
5 ft 3.7 inches!0 -
Started out at 173, wearing between a 10-12, 10's were a bit snug. I've only lost 9 pds. but now I can fit into 8-10 size pants. I have a small waist but hips and thighs, so I can't go smaller. The smallest I ever got into was a 4-6, at 138 pds. but the the 4 was snug because of the legs. Hoping to tighten up, lose the fat on them and just have muscular legs.
Working to get to 130 pds. Used to say hoping but there isn't hope or trying its doing.0 -
I'm 5'2
SW: 120 pant size 4
CW: 112 pant size 2
GW: 105 pant size ?0 -
Starting 5'5" 204 pounds size 16 (tight at times)
Now 171 pounds size 16 (falling off - wear with a belt) size 14 (tight at times)0 -
5"5- SW 212 size 14
208 now size 14 so ready to go down a pant size!
It's very interesting to me after seeing what others sizes are compared to my height and weight- It appears I wear a smaller size than others at my weight and size. Odd- What do you think?0 -
I'm 5'4"
CW: 211 lbs
Pant size: 160 -
I can't figure out how every body wears such tiny clothes - when I was a fit 145 (I'm 5'5), I still wore a 12. 10 would never fit and I always felt "fat" because people asked what size I was and when I said 12, they would say, "You don't look that big."
I worked long and hard on the farm and looked good. . .
I hear you on this one. When I was in high school and in super shape, I only weighed 118, but only fit into 7's or 9's because of my butt, quite honestly. The waist would be too big, but my butt just wouldn't fit. And, of course, my butt is the last place I am losing inches on this weight loss journey.
Vanity sizing.
15-20 years ago a size 13 was about what a 9 is now.
Any of you who actually kept your clothes from way back when will get this.0 -
5'3'' sw 137 Pant size 6-8
cw 125.8 Pant size 4-6
GW 117 Pant size 2-4
Can't wear odd numbers they don't fit someone with hips and thighs like mine.:laugh:0 -
I'm 5'3" and about 130 lbs and wear a size 5 pants.0
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5'4 127 size 60
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Diddo Diddo.........I am 5'8 and at my fittest.....155 lbs....I still wore a size 12. Never could I fit into a 10 NEVER! Even in highschool....
Currently if I must say I am 200 and wearing a 16. Long way to go...0 -
Height: 5'4"
Starting: 215 lbs. - size 16 (US) pants that were too big for me (No butt, skinny legs, have a stomach that makes it so hard finding good fitting pants)
Currently: 188 lbs - size 14 (US) pants. Still have a muffin top, but they are starting to get too loose in the butt and legs. All my weight is in my stomach and hips.0 -
BUMP!!0
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5'3 1/2 (yes the half counts damnit!)
126-128lbs
pants: 2 or 4 in women's sizing, 5 in Jr's sizing.0 -
are you really trying to tell me that a barrel made of fat with a 27 inch circumference is bigger than a barrel of muscle with a 27 inch circumference?
while fat and muscle weigh the same, fat does take up more room as muscle is more dense than fat. So, yes, that is what I was saying.
26.5 inches and 26.5 inches are the same regardless of the material. That is just common sense.
yes.... I agree!
this muscle vs fat argument is ridiculous in terms of inches! Inches are inches!
That said, you could be wearing non-stretch clothes while she is wearing stretchy or vanity sized clothes.
Only other thing I can think of is if you have a longer space between your waist and your hips, as that would take up more fabric than someone who was short bodied.0
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