Comments on: Plus-Sized Eco-Friendly Fashion: A Myth?

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By: Kathryn Fenner

Kathryn Fenner — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 21:43:04 +0000

I am Lane Bryant Blue 1 Tall, or a 14 top and 16/18 tall bottom, depending on the cut–I am very curvy on bottom. I want clothes made of substantial weight knits, not the flimsy eco stuff I have come across so far, so they skim instead of cling. I want tailoring–real shoulders, darts, waists. I am not a boho or a nymph.I do not want shapeless Eileen Fisher sacks or pants that are way too short–I need a 35 inch inseam. I want stylish classics with a twist.I will pay Eileen Fisher prices for them if need be. Why is this so hard?