Body positivity roots in the belief that people should love their bodies. And this is true. We are all imperfect. We look at somebody’s picture on the social media and start thinking – why I do not have legs like hers or body like hers. The truth is that everybody loves some parts of her body and hates others.
As life happens the shape of our bodies change. We have babies and our bodies are never the same. Our weight is constantly redistributing itself depending on the season of life. Stress adds weight. Life is hard. We have ups and downs and so does our weight.
When will decide to accept our body’s for what they are? Beautiful temples with the tattoos of time scattered gently throughout them. We are all unique in our body shapes. And allowing a shopping experience or a peer to turn that individuality into something negative has to stop. Let’s learn to love our lumps and bumps and curves and bigger bottoms. Let’s boost each other’s body positivity with positive reinforcement and affirmations. Studies have shown that you can retrain your way of thinking by doing this daily. Tell yourself, “You’re beautiful and unique and strong” Every. Single. Day. And before you know it, you may just start to believe it.
Fit+inch” is here not only to help you find clothing that fits according to your body measurements and shape. Fit+inch” is here to show you that size does not matter, the only thing that matter is you, your body and how you feel in this dress.
Dealing with the reject pile of apparel that you ordered and reading just another return policy is far from being an enjoyable experience.
Especially when the clothes in question looked amazing online…
…but in reality, not so much – because they didn’t fit YOU.
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How often do you hear the question: “What dress size am I?” When was the last time you could effortlessly find a well-fitting outfit? What about the other women around you?
In most cases, the verdict is clear. Despite knowing our body measures properly, we have to sift through piece after piece in search of The One. This can go on for hours.
Continue reading “What dress size am I?”
What happens when you see “Free returns” on the product you’re just about to order?
You’re probably delighted. In fact, free returns have become a staple in attracting customers’ attention. A free return gives you peace of mind and incentive to keep buying. Because why wouldn’t you want to save a little money in the process?
Continue reading “Clothing Returns: a hidden ecological disaster”
Have you come across the term “vanity sizing“? A term directly related to women’s self-esteem.
Put in a more formal way, this phenomenon describes how clothes of the same nominal size actually expand in physical size over the years.
To be more blunt, the core concept of vanity sizing is to make women feel slimmer. A size 14 now is physically bigger than a size 14 five years ago, yet it remains labeled like this for the sake of vanity sizing.
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Popped into Zara after reading an article about date night outfit ideas on one of my favourite Mom blogs. With my endorphins running high and a couple of hours sans the kids, I grabbed several pieces off of the racks, hoping to find a sweet little treasure for Date Night with my guy.
Continue reading “Mom Blogs Should Be More Real! Moms Should Stick Together!”
Body positivity roots in the belief that people should have a positive body image. From a very young age, I felt like my body was different from all the other girls around me. When I was about 13, I started noticing people “checking me out “ while running errands with my Mom. I can remember feeling super self-conscious and when I would ask my Mom about it, she would just say, “Don’t worry about it Marg, they’re only looking at you because they think you’re beautiful!”. I did not believe her. At this moment I did not have a positive body image.
Continue reading “Body positivity begins with our self-esteem”
Apparel shopping can lead to low self-esteem. Pop-cultural cliches have led us to believe that women love shopping for clothes.
Yes, a lot of us do adore the idea of updating our wardrobe with new pieces that fit our style. We love the end product – taking home the coveted new dress, or skirt, or blouse.
What can we say about the process of shopping, though?
Continue reading “4 Causes of Low Self-Esteem When You Shop for Apparel”
A question we are all asking ourselves is does size actually matter when insanity sizing exists? The sizes of the clothes in every store are all pretty different. The belief that you are a medium size everywhere turns out to be inaccurate and misleading. Actually, every brand has based their sizing on their target audience. So if you don’t fit into a retailer’s demographic, your size at their store will probably be different than the size you thought you were.
Continue reading “How to find the best clothing size for you?”
Find clothes that make you feel confident, instead of worrying about the size tag. Many women are so badly obsessed with “being a size S,” or any corresponding clothing size that usually fits women with an hourglass body type, ostensibly the most yearned for figure. They simply lose perspective of what a size tag actually means. Does being a particular smaller size suddenly make you apart of an elitist club? Does it make you feel happier or healthier? Definitely not.
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How often do you hear the question: “What dress size am I?” When was the last time you could effortlessly find a well-fitting outfit? What about the other women around you?
In most cases, the verdict is clear. Despite knowing our body measures properly,
we have to sift through piece after piece in search of The One. This can go on for
hours.
