Tall Ladies Pants Sizes and Weight?

I'm 6' and 220 right now. I'm wearing a very loose 18, should probably go pants shopping. At my highest, around 250-270 I was wearing a 22. Most of my weight is pretty evenly distributed, but I can be "hippy".

I'm 5'9, and I've found it takes at least 15lbs for me to change a whole pant size On the plus side, that makes me the kind of person who everyone waaaay underestimates how much I weigh.

Currently 174, and my size 6 pants are far too snug to be comfortably worn. I'll fit into them fine at 165. 150-155 is a size 4 for me.

I'm 5' 9.5". At my heaviest, 267, I wore an 18. I needed to lose a lot to move down one size...I couldn't wear 16's until I was about 240.

Now, at 180, size 10's generally fit the best. And I seem to need to lose less to move down a size (I read there is less difference between sizes the smaller they get). I can squeeze into some 8s, but in a few brands I need a 12. But I carry more of my weight in the abdomen and upper body, so I am a larger size in shirts...a large now vs. 2xl or 3xl at my heaviest.

I'm 5'7" (not too tall but taller than average) and wear a size 14 pants at 200lbs. My heaviest was 215 and a size 16-18, so I'm guessing it will take about 15lbs per size. the issue with my weight/height is that I have a LOT of muscle so I don't know what to expect when I lose "weight." I'm thinking I'll lose size rather than lbs the longer I go, so I'm estimating I'll be a size 10-12 at my goal weight of 170.

Keep in mind that sizes over a 12 have much larger jumps in inches. Let's say the difference between an 8 and a 10 in pants may be 1" in the waist, where as the difference between a 14 and a 16 is usually 1 1/2". I found that when I was a size 14 or 16 it took a lot more weight loss to get down a size, BUT once you get down to the 'misses' size range losing weight tends to slow down quite a bit, so that can also be discouraging. I'm 5'9" and weight 177 now, size 12. When I'm down to 160-165 I'm usually a 10, and 145-150, an 8. It's so hard to lose weight after 40!!

I'm about 6'0", ~260 lbs. I only have 16s, but rhey do fit awkwardly, so 18s are probably better.

5'10". Heaviest weight was 275, size 24. Currently 260ish size 20 (in pants). I carry my weight mostly in my hips, booty and thighs. I am 1-2 sizes smaller for shirts, but the arms sometimes cause me trouble. The bicep area can be too tight, and the sleeves too short
At my lightest, about 212, I was almost a comfortable size 16, but not quite
Goal weight is 175, and I don't think that with my frame I will ever be under a size 12.

I'm 5'10.5, and was 204 at my heaviest, which was a tight 15/weird fitting 14. I'm 165 now and wearing size 10 jeans, or a loose 13. I have a small frame, with narrow hips, and carry my weight around my middle. Used to carry a lot in my chest too, but have lost a lot of that. When I get down to 140ish, I'll be in a 6 or 8, depending.

I am 5'10" at 252 pounds. I am currently wearing 24… but they are getting a bit loose. I haven't gone shopping yet to see which size I will really fit. I'm expecting to be able to wear a 20 by the time I go pants shopping… but who knows what weight that will be? (In order to save myself as much money as possible… I wait until it gets ridiculous before I buy new) I carry my weight on my stomach mostly.

Wow look at all you lucky tall people! I'm 5'1" I am hourglass shape so I gain on top on, on bottom, in the middle, everywhere! . Heaviest 165 tight in a size 12. Lowest I can remember 138, size 7/8. Working on getting back there!! Incorporate some lifting and cardio and that can make a big difference in pant size but not show up on the scale. One year I did the insanity DVDs and didn't lose a single pound but lost 13 inches and a dress size!