TNL Style Thread

[Tones]

I have never looked at Express' normal shopping area. Clearance or bust. Comfortable tees, though. I also like their non-bro polo shirts (see my picture in post your pics thread for hott modeling)

[The_Meach]

Working at Lane Bryant

What. The. Fuck?

[Advocate]

What. The. Fuck?

I used to work be the Stockroom Manager at a Lane Bryant. I can't knock it. My sister got me the job and it was during the Christmas season. Meaning I would never be on the sales floor.

[Tones]

You know, I was going to do a "ADVOCATE: CREEPINESS TRANSLATIONS" post in response, but I think it's a bit played out by now.

[Advocate]

No not really.

[Brand]

It's always strange to see a man working at a women's clothing store, I saw one today at Lane Bryant today. But what's way more annoying is the skinny chick who works at a fat girls clothing store like Lane Bryant or Torrid.

[Advocate]

Wait ... do you live near Deptford, NJ?

[Brand]

Wait ... do you live near Deptford, NJ?

Kind of but not really, I live in Bucks County, PA

[Advocate]

Well you are in the sphere of influence. They are trying to hire more men for some reason to work at their stores. West Chester, PA is the headquarters of Charming Shoppes.

But like I said earlier:

The short, average, and tall mean in seem. The average in seem is 34. If you're in seem is less than 34, you need to go short. MOST places can measure you. And you might have to get a pair of short pants, but go up one to two sizes. Example is if you usually wear a size 1, get a size 3 short. Since short's usually run smaller.

Also: I agree. Women sizes are the most confusing ever. And only certain places can accommodate women who are too small or too large. Most places think everyone is average and of the same body types.

[Othello Harrington]

I used to work be the Stockroom Manager at a Lane Bryant. I can't knock it. My sister got me the job and it was during the Christmas season. Meaning I would never be on the sales floor.

Better to be in the back than the front. Woman shopping for clothes in an exercise in frustration and patience. Ugh.