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I want Skinny Pants!!

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  • BeccaLevine
    BeccaLevine Posts: 315 Member
    5'7, 128lbs...tight 2, loose 4
  • Songbirdcw
    Songbirdcw Posts: 320 Member
    I'm 5'8 and was 181 lbs wearing a size 9/10 on a good day. 22 lbs later I'm in a size 4. Most of this was due to diet. Now that I'm exercising it has only promoted loss of inches. I used to exercise consistently and never saw a huge change in my clothing. Now that I've been eating clean it definitely made the difference.
  • Jennisin1
    Jennisin1 Posts: 574 Member
    I'm 5'10, 180 and a 12. I started at 215 and a 18.

    I have been in the 180s for a few weeks now but still moved into a 12 recently..... love the weights.
  • MelisaBegins
    MelisaBegins Posts: 161 Member
    I'm 5' 7", 160 and wear an 8/10 in jeans. I want new jeans so bad!! I refuse to buy them until I see the scale move (in the right direction! :) Hang in there!!!
  • Right now I'm 224 still size 18 but they are very loose on me, then again I got up to 240 and was still able to fit in size 18. Hopefully by the time i'm down to 200 I will be in a smaller size:)
  • trophywife24
    trophywife24 Posts: 1,472 Member
    5'2, 122 and a size 6 or stretchy 4.
  • Lsteedly85
    Lsteedly85 Posts: 76 Member
    If you want some skinny pants.... go get some and rock them!
  • bgelliott
    bgelliott Posts: 610 Member
    5'1
    cw: 128lbs
    size 2-3
    *My pant size is the same at 118lbs as it is now but they are pretty loose at the lower weight

    sw: 145lbs
    size 6-8
  • Not sure if guys are allowed in this thread, but I started wearing a 54 inch pants and am now wearing a 38. Still a way to go, but boy does 16 inches off your waist feel good and open up some new fashion choices. Not sure about skinny pants though.
  • krithsai
    krithsai Posts: 668 Member
    I've realized that how you look in the pants matters more than dropping a size. I have worn a size 8 since the last 6-8 yearsand I've been 10 lbs + and 20 lbs - in that period. My pant size never changes. But I did look damn good when I wore the same size pants with a nice pair of heels when I was 20 lbs lighter and had a lot more self confidence.
  • Pinkgingham_19
    Pinkgingham_19 Posts: 28 Member
    SIzes frustrate the hell out of me. Currently, at 5'7 and 3/4 and 158 lbs, I wear a 13/14 in pants. I'd love to be a size 6, but when I was 128lbs and lifting heavy, I was still in 10 or 12s....
  • 5'4"
    Starting 14-16's at 200ish lbs.
    Now 4-6 at 126lbs.

    How long did it take you to lose all that weight? I am at 167 lbs right now and I want to get down to 130 llbs!
  • When I started this journey, I was 224 pounds and was snuggly fitting into a size 14. I lost 40 pounds (gained 20 back) and was able to fit into a size 10. Sadly, I cannot fit in those but my 14s are still too big to wear.
    I have heard when you lose 20 lbs you drop a size. But I think it differs per individual.
  • striveforhealthy
    striveforhealthy Posts: 137 Member
    5'4"
    Starting 14-16's at 200ish lbs.
    Now 4-6 at 126lbs.

    How long did it take you to lose all that weight? I am at 167 lbs right now and I want to get down to 130 llbs!

    It took me about a year and a half.
  • Apeck87
    Apeck87 Posts: 68 Member
    5"2 158 size 10.. ive lost 24 pounds and only one jean size!!
  • ltowns11
    ltowns11 Posts: 134 Member
    bump for later
  • kellehbeans
    kellehbeans Posts: 838 Member
    This must be highly individualized because I'm 5'1". I lost 34 pounds and went down 4 pants sizes.

    Same with me! I'm 5'4, and I went from a size 16 to a loose size 10 (UK sizes) with 48lbs lost.
  • kristen6022
    kristen6022 Posts: 1,923 Member
    Lost 40 pounds, when from a very tight 14 to a 6. It seems the larger you start out the slower you lose clothes sizes. I think there is a bigger difference between a 18 & a 16, than there is a 8 & a 6. Why, I don't know. But that's what I've noticed.

    Keep up the good work - be patience and diligent.
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