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One for the Sheilas

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A collegue of mine is off to Australia later in the year, and like me is vertically challenged!
Can anyone recomend shopping in Sydney that stocks petite clothing? She's mainly interested in trousers and jeans.
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Mothercare :-P
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peterd wrote:Mothercare :-P


Nice one Pete !! It is a disadvantage though when you're on the short side. I remember when I had my eldest Baptised, my aunty took me into Birmingham to get me something to wear and I had a dress out of C & A children's department. Does have it upsides though, I could still get away with paying half fare on the bus and train until I was about 20.
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peterd wrote:Mothercare :-P


:roll: :roll:
Do they even have mothercare down under?
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Since my wife is only 4' 8" we have this problem all the time.

The major Aussie department stores, David Jones and Myers, both have smaller size sections in their clothing departments.

Particular brands that go down to a size 6 or 7 are Marcs, Veronica Mayne (spelling?) and one I think is still going, Jigsaw.

My wife usually just shops in the junior section.

This lot have a store fairly close to us and I believe they have one in the Chatswood shopping centre in Sydney.

http://www.thechicpetite.com.au/
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I am just really glad I am only horizontally challenged :(
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Northern Lass wrote:I am just really glad I am only horizontally challenged :(



:lol: :lol:
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MarkCDodd wrote:Since my wife is only 4' 8" we have this problem all the time.

The major Aussie department stores, David Jones and Myers, both have smaller size sections in their clothing departments.

Particular brands that go down to a size 6 or 7 are Marcs, Veronica Mayne (spelling?) and one I think is still going, Jigsaw.

My wife usually just shops in the junior section.

This lot have a store fairly close to us and I believe they have one in the Chatswood shopping centre in Sydney.

http://www.thechicpetite.com.au/


Thanks Mark, will pass the info on 8)
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