Sentences with phrase «waistband too»

I noticed the waistband too, and thought oh no!

I love that they have a huge waistband too.

I don't find the elastic waistband too tight or too high either, which is a common problem with ponte pants.

We're knee - deep in the holidays, which means that a lot of well - intentioned folks are getting on the scale to make sure that gelt candy and those sugar cookies aren't hitting their waistbands too hard.

Not exact matches

Third, the waistband must not be set too high or too low.

My kid is fairly skinny, but the leg holes were too snug compared with the waistband (we couldn't have gone larger).

If the diaper is tight enough to cause chafing around the leg cuffs and waistband, it is probably too tight.

I usually do the hip scoot with a somewhat - loose waistband so it doesn't drag my shirt around too.

Simply fold down the waistband to continue enjoying this style after pregnancy too.

Then, check for tightness at the waistband; if it's too tight, you'll feel tightness when you tug on it or it may leave slight red marks on your baby's skin.

But this style of pant, with cuffed ankles, tall waistband and free bum & legs, fits so well for such a long time I imagine it is pretty flexible for shape too.

Mayarya's under the belly pants look much like regular pants with stretchy, elasticized waistband so you can continue wearing them post-pregnancy too!

From cleverly designed maternity friendly but not maternity only dresses with discreet nursing access to maternity pants with stretchy elasticated waistbands that can adjust to your post-partum shape too.

All of the arm and leg holes on this carrier are padded for maximum baby comfort, and the straps and waistband are padded too.

A belly band is a long stretchy band you wear under shirts that stretches beneath your chest and over your hips to compensate for shirt that are becoming too short and waistbands that are becoming too tight.

You'll find a hidden pocket tucked into the waistband, too.

There's more worth mentioning here, too: The brushed polyester strips along the inside of waistband and down the inner thighs (ingenious!)

Look for elastic waistbands that are a bit wider too so it will still do it's job without digging in.

For most people, midsection spilling over the waistband is a sign that pants are either too small or in a style / cut that doesn't suit your frame.

The elastic waistband makes this fun piece super comfortable too.

I fell in love with this dress the moment I saw it and when I put it on, the waistband was too loose.

Although I will say that my work pants from there that only had an elastic waistband (no panel), became too small around 30 weeks.

They have a stretchy waistband that makes them just so comfortable to wear everyday and I want to get them in black, too.

High - rise waistband, moisture - wicking material, cool moto - inspired ribbing, and mesh make these one of my go - tos for when I want to wear workout clothes but not actually do any heavy lifting — though, they're just as good for that, too.

The waistband is a perfect empire waist on my body, but the skirt is just too snug over my hips, showing every lump and bump.

Choose solid versions that skim the length of your body, which will create a long vertical line (forego anything with pleats, bulky pockets, thick elastic waistbands or too many layers).

A higher waistband works wonders, too.

BUT her waist and legs are also so thin that most 3T waists are too big, so leggings (as opposed to kids jeans with no elastic waistband) are our solve with her.

The waistband of these pants is actually a tad bit too big.

I love the wool texture and leather waistband of this skirt - they definitely make it appropriate for fall but it's not too warm if I wear it on its own without tights.

The button and waistband detail is too fabulous.

It encapsulates all kinds of lovely for me - maxi (perfect for those days when I run out of fake tan), paisley (one of my favourite of patterns), elasticated sparkly waistband (no worries about post-lunch bloat and also a bit of bling thrown in for good measure) and not too long (so no need to pick it up as I bolt up stairs to my office as it's just the right length), so all in all, my perfect skirt!

Though the waistband is black I paired it with the navy Sailing Hobbyist Skirt, mostly because I felt black would be too heavy for August.

Before pregnancy, I usually wore pretty form - fitting tops that hit at the top of my waistband (suit pants or skirt), but around that time I had to go buy a few looser / longer tops — my tops got too short before they were otherwise too small.

My other options are (1) a lighter suit I've already worn this week or (2) a lighter, «trendy» suit (from 5 years ago, eep) that is too tight in the waistband.

Resisted leggings for the longest time because the fabric on many leggings felt just too thin for me and the waistbands reminded me of wearing pantyhose / tights.

And yes... interfacing a waistband — I hate it on dresses too.

The waist sits an inch longer on me than is flattering on my shape too, so I may have to figure out if there's a way to shorten it that doesn't mess up the pleat detailing of the waistband; if not I'll just have to stick to adding a belt to it like I did in these pictures to try to draw the eye to my natural waist shape better.

It is so comfortable and has a waistband that is a bit stretchy... so if you eat too much at a going away party (like I may have yesterday), it is still comfortable.

The shoulders of the 8 were slipping off and the waistband was too big.

The red waistband adds extra shaping, too.

So if you are a true petite the waistband might hit too low.

And the black waistband hit midway up my ribcage, much too high.

I love the defined ruched waistband and the v - neck that doesn't plunge too deep.

In general wide waistbands are heaven but not if they start too low.

I almost returned them because the waistband seemed like it might be too loose and was concerned it would stretch out throughout the day.

Pants in faux leather material with an elasticized waistband seem too good to be true, right?

The only thing I did was add 3/4» to the waistband past your suggestion (I thought it would be too tight) and that was a mistake that I had to go back and fix.

My gathered parts are too large for the waistband sections, so I'm going to unwind the thread tails at one end, and pull them up tighter so the skirt fits the waistband.

Being not massively full of sugar, you can just about eat these with your morning coffee and not feel too guilty that the other kinda muffin (over waistband) is not expanding rapidly with each bite.