Are the garters recommended for plus size women?
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They are only about at the most able to stretch to 23 inches around. So it totally depends.
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I think they fit the waist ok not exceptionally low. Make sure you buy a size smaller though. I found they run big.
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The sides have elastic drawstring's that you can adjust the fit; I would recommend a med. The large would slide around if you lost all that weight.
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There's not a sizing guide as far as I know. Pantyliners are small, and might be good for the very beginning or very end of a cycle. Or if you have very light flow, they'd probably be fine. The standard pads should be adequate for regular to slightly heavy flow. The overnights are great for heavy flow or nighttime. The way you control how absorbent the pads are is with the inserts. I use no inserts if I'm waiting to start, or if I'm at the tail end of my cycle. I use one insert for the beginning and when I start to slow down. During my heaviest times, I use two inserts, and a nighttime pad at night. If you need something extra long, you can go for the postpartum pads, which are ridiculously long, but extremely useful if you toss around in your sleep.
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The Blackhawk site says "regular" (i.e. medium) fits up to a 41 inch waist. My waist varies from 34-38 depending upon layers of under clothing (very cold weather) and exercise routine and medium fits me well. No "chick" is going to compliment you on your "fashion belt" but if you work outside a lot, strap on accessories like a knife, gun, "bug-out" kit, first aid kit, etc. this is an outstanding belt. If you purchase it I hope you enjoy it. I have one in black, one in green and one in tan. They are extremely practical and sturdy reliable belts. I always err on the side of too big if I have to "guess." The Blackhawk site says "regular" (i.e. medium) fits up to a 41 inch waist. My waist varies from 34-38 depending upon layers of under clothing (very cold weather) and exercise routine and medium fits me well. No "chick" is going to compliment you on your "fashion belt" but if you work outside a lot, strap on accessories like a knife, gun, "bug-out" kit, first aid kit, etc. this is an outstanding belt. If you purchase it I hope you enjoy it. I have one in black, one in green and one in tan. They are extremely practical and sturdy reliable belts. I... » Read More The Blackhawk site says "regular" (i.e. medium) fits up to a 41 inch waist. My waist varies from 34-38 depending upon layers of under clothing (very cold weather) and exercise routine and medium fits me well. No "chick" is going to compliment you on your "fashion belt" but if you work outside a lot, strap on accessories like a knife, gun, "bug-out" kit, first aid kit, etc. this is an outstanding belt. If you purchase it I hope you enjoy it. I have one in black, one in green and one in tan. They are extremely practical and sturdy reliable belts. I always err on the side of too big if I have to "guess." « Show Less
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I have and it was fine. I prefer just wearing leggings under them, but jeans will fit. For the best comfort, go with leggings.
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Yes, there are size charts. Each manufacturer has them for their brand, and they are pretty close to the same. Just search for support hosiery and you will see them listed. I am partial to Sigvaris brand. But I have had a couple other ones.
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Not to counter the other answer, but I normally wear a size 34 waist, and regularly buy prAna pants in medium. I could not for the life of me fit comfortably in any of the mediums that I tried for the Sutra at a local store, mainly due to the facts that they aren't stretchy (the 3% lycra doesn't help at all) and don't have a fly. I now have a pair in large and they fit just fine. I would suggest checking them out at a local shop even though length isn't indicated on the labels and you might just have to re-hem them yourself.
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I apologize for the delayed response - I was not checking email for a while. If you haven't ordered yet, I suggest you try the women's medium. It was just a bit too small for me @ 5'5.5", 130 lbs. It might be a bit too long for you though. I ended up getting FrogTogs instead of the Caddis.
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No, and I have big hips/thighs! My waist is much smaller. I thought they were comfortable, and really hold things in place when running. I'm 5'5, 140#, I ordered a medium.
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No, they are sturdier construction than pantyhose. I think they run a little big.
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They're supposed to, but I found the fit to be awkward and not ideal. They did fit nicer once my daughter was over 10 or 11 lbs. that's when I really used them.
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The first answer is helpful, HOWEVER, I am a 31" waist. The small fits too snug to wear comfortably, the medium was closer to the 35" mark and fit very loosely. Sizing is accurate, but do not order smaller if you are borderline.
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I think i got a med with a 33 waist. They fit tight so a lg might even be tight for u.
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Yes, I think they would be fine for postpartum needs. There are lighter versions and heavier versions. Choose what suits you best.
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Order the regular size (not plus). The regular size will fit 28" to 50" waists.
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Yes, the sizes are unisex. As for waist size, I'm a size 34" and I have the large belt. The belt works great for me.