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shiec92
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Hey everyone, how much did you lose to drop a dress size?
I've lost just under 30lbs now and I'm not really noticing the difference or finding my clothes feel loose.
It's actually quite upsetting
I've lost just under 30lbs now and I'm not really noticing the difference or finding my clothes feel loose.
It's actually quite upsetting
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I cant remember. When I lost 33lbs I went from a 14 to a 10 (UK). I cant remember inbetween.0
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I've lost close to 60 (damn thing keeps bouncing back and forth *eye twitch*) and have gone down between 4-6 dress sizes. I really started to notice around the 30-40 lb range and now my pants that were too tight before are starting to fall off. LOL. I guess I need to be careful with that.0
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My sizes have been dropping all along, but you should have one soon.0
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I have found that it happens much more quickly the more weight I lose, and the smaller the size.
I'm 5'8" and it took me more than a 50 lb loss to go from 22 to 20!!
From there to size 14, I lost a size about every 15-20 lb - and now it seems to be more like 10-15 lb (currently in ladies 11/12).
Hope this helps somewhat! Of course it's going to vary by person.0 -
Sometimes, it takes a little while for your body to adjust to the weightloss and get smaller. A 30 pound loss is great! Just be patient - you will get smaller!0
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I feel your pain. Haven't lost a size yet... :sad:0
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As a bloke I obviously do not have a clue about dress sizes, but found trouser belt & jeans waist sizes did change, maybe try measuring waist, hips etc and not relying on dress size?0
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It really depends. I lost about 60 pounds, but a lot of it was lost very quickly (roughly 3 months) due to an undiagnosed medical condition. Long story short, my medical condition caused me to be in a constant ketosis-like state despite me eating a boatload of carbs, and I most likely lost a lot of fat from the ketosis (later ketoacidosis).
For tops, I went from a size XL (I have a few larger 18/20 shirts though) to a S/M. Earlier today, I actually tried on a S shirt my mom accidentally got for one of my sisters that was way too small, and it ended up fitting wonderfully.
For pants, I went from a size 18/20 to an 8/10. I don't recall really going through the process of being too small for my 18/20 pants. I went pants shopping in the early fall, and the people looked at me like I was crazy when I told them I was a size 18 pants (I ended up being a size 13).0 -
I had to lose about 35 pounds before my size started to go down.0
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I'm about 35 pounds down but I've lost 2 pants sizes. But all of my fat was in my butt so -35 pounds of butt fat enabled the size change. I doubt I've changed shirt sizes at all.0
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Generally, the larger the size, the more you need to lose to get to a smaller size. It could take 20-30 pounds when I was big but now even a 5 pound difference can make my clothes too big or too small.
Overall I went to a size 32W to a size 6, so on average, it took me about 15 pounds to go down a size.0 -
I dropped about 40 pounds before I noticed my first size drop. After that, they started dropping off pretty steadily.0
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I've found that usually it takes about 10 pounds for me to change sizes, but I actually lost 25 pounds and went from a 10 to an 8. I have an athletic build and my hips only get so small before you hit bone and that doesn't decrease. ;-)0
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Well... At the start I was wearing Jacamo size 3xl t-shirts and shirts from the internet...... Which is in American sizing because no UK highstreet stores did anything in my size. I've been lead to believe it would be a European 4xl.
I've now got into wearing H&M size XL European, but while I lose a lot of weight on the top of my body my legs and thighs have retained a lot still. So i'm losing more sizes on top than bottom. Its just how your body loses it.0 -
It took me about 35 lbs to lose the first size (size 16 to 14), so keep going!0
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Are you tall-ish?
I am 5ft 9 and seem to have a big build - even when I am at my healthiest weight, the smallest I am is a 12-14 (Australian) on top and a 14 bottom on average (depending on the brand of course).
I have lost 11 kg (24lb) and am just starting to see some differences in how things fit. I think it also depends on where you carry your weight. I am definitely getting smaller up top, but thanks to the distribution of weight on my tummy (thanks for that sag, kids...LOL) wearing a smaller size just won't work yet. The bust is loose, and I even get a bit of armpit gape in some of my shirts, but it ends up being tight over the lower tummy.
I know, it gets to you after a while - well, it gets to me anyways! :laugh:
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I changed a size about every 10-15 lbs. I'm pretty short, though. I think that helped a bit.0
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I have the strangest sizes right now, in the past month I have had to get rid of or alter half of my clothes. I did a little bit of shopping recently and bought pants in a 14,12 and a 6! and jeans in a 32 and a 27 inch waist. I have bought medium through XL tops. And this is all within the last month. Proof that clothing size is just an arbitrary number.0
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I'm only 5'0, so for me a 30-lb weight loss brought be from a size 12 to a size 2/4.0
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For me it's all about the distribution - My top half I've dropped a couple of sizes. My bottom half progress is sloooooooooow. I'm 5ft 7.0
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