Finding clothes that will fit well when your height is different from average is not so easy. This applies to both short and tall. Today there will be a selection for miniature beauties, and in the near future - for tall ones.
The problem of short stature is far from only the length of the legs. And not all models of trousers and jeans can be trimmed: some bell-bottoms, joggers, bananas, for example. The problem is also in the shoulders of the upper products, in the location of the waist line, in the violation of proportions.
Ideal if you know how to sew yourself. But not all fellows are like you. Atelier is also not always an ideal choice. A good seamstress is worth her weight in gold. And the cost of fitting sometimes exceeds the cost of the clothes, or adds a good amount to it. Stores come to the rescue, which are already designed for low ones. Consider them?
ASOS (Petite section)
One popular store is Asos. As far as I remember, the Petite line has been there for many years. It is designed for height 160 cm and below.
The site is Russified, very easy to use. Free delivery (about a month) from 3,541.63 rubles by Russian Post and to the pickup point. Free express delivery (about 10 days) from RUB 7,322.56. Free returns available by CDEK and Boxberry.
You can buy clothes, including outerwear, home clothes. Mass market segment, prices are appropriate, quite affordable. As for the quality, be guided by the prices and the composition. My readers have been shopping there for many years, and they are quite happy.
TOPSHOP
British brand that is represented at Asos, Lamoda, Wildberries. I arranged the shops in descending order of the number of assortments, there is a very small selection on Wildberries, at the moment there are only 74 products, moreover, not the most interesting.
Quite a popular brand, but in recent years things have not gone very well for them, there were several high-profile scandals that entailed financial, and not only, difficulties.
TOPSHOP responds well to trends, you can find something trendy, but it also has a good base. I looked through the assortment presented at the present time - there are also many blunders, where without them. Keep track of the relevance of the thing. Mass market segment, prices are quite affordable.
BOOHOO PETITE
An English brand that has a collection for girls with a height of 160 cm and below. The target audience is more youth, here you can find a lot of clothes at very attractive prices. Often there are all sorts of sales and promotions. Of the minuses, one cannot fail to note the paid delivery to Russia - from their official website, delivery costs 1400 rubles. Return within 28 days, the cost is calculated individually.
The site is in Russian, very understandable, but sometimes there is no way to see the composition of the product.
NEXT PETITE
An English brand with a good selection of clothing not only for petite girls, but also for tall girls and Plus size girls. Delivery is currently free from 2000 rubles, it is carried out by Pony Express or DPD. If they are absent in your area, then by Russian Post. It is possible to track your order. Return within 28 days, from Russia it is paid (calculated according to postal rates).
The site is in Russian, everything is as simple as possible. There are many interesting and worthy models for different ages.
Asya malbershtein
I can not help but tell you about the Russian brand, which I went to quite recently when looking for a coat. I am in the process of choosing a coat and many good shops have been swept aside by the size.
Asya Malberstein is a fairly popular Russian design, as far as I understand, the brand of the same name does not belong to her now. I did not delve deeply into this story, I just wanted a coat. I liked their compositions (for example, 95% wool, 5% polyester) and the length - size S with a height of 158-164 is 105 cm. This length is not presented in every model, but still. Prices for coats are on average 15-24 thousand.
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