Jeans or pants for a girl whose 5 10?

Question

I'm 13 and a wear a 3 or 5 (depending on the brand) in pants. I can always find the right waist size but never the length. I usually get 3/4 long at aero but they only have jeans and i want cute pants like cordoroys (SP?) or something like that. So does anyone know wear i can get really long jeans and pants? Links would help. Thanx!!!

Answer 1

i go to delia's and they have so many widths and legnths. they're widths are from 00-20. and they're legnths are from 26''-36''. i have cordoroids from there. they come in sand, navy, and brown. i love them.

Answer 2

(Un)Fortunately, you're probably not done growing, either.

It seems to me that most brands now have longer lengths. When I was in high school, and at least 5'9" (When I was a freshman, I was just taller than my mother who is 5'8" and taller than my "big" sister who is 5'6".) I had a heck of a time finding women's jeans. And since I was big, at least 180 and in a women's 14, I just stuck with guy's jeans. I really didn't care what I wore. I just got dressed because I had to.

A couple of years ago, I discovered Express jeans at Goodwill. The low cut waist looked good (even though I was skinny at maybe 150 pounds) and they were nice and long, even when I pulled them up to where they were supposed to go. (I was probably a size ten, but I wanted to gain weight and didn't want to buy a pair of jeans that I wanted to grow out of.)

Even as an adult I still settle at times. A couple of years ago, I found a nice long pair of dress pants at Target, for around $20. Yet, this summer, I bought a pair of maternity dress pants on clearance for $6 that just barely cover the tops of my socks. I needed the pants and while they were more than what I had paid for clothing in awhile, I bought them. (My baby shower was the next day and my mother all but told me that I couldn't wear jeans, even the nice dark blue maternity jeans to it. I basically said that it's my shower and I'll wear what I want to. However, she is still Mom, so I went with what she said.) They turned out to be a wise investment as I wore them frequently from July to now, even though my daughter was born on Sept. 17. (Even though I'm only 18 pounds bigger than what I was when I had my first pre-natal appointment [I gained the weight I wanted to], none of my bigger clothes, even my 14s are fitting. I want to lose weight because I'm on the low side of an unhealthy weight and because I have a closet full of nice, good clothes and I'm cheap and practical and refuse to buy any if I don't have to.)

Anyway....

A friend of mine, who is six two and a lawyer gave me her old work clothes, which she said she would probably never fit into again. (She also said that she remembers what it was like to be a student on almost no money, too.) So now I have a full closet of suits, skirts, and pants. Most of them came from Tall Girl which is a specialty shop (obviously) and are more expensive.

Anyway, I hope this helps. I had to interrupt my post to nurse my daughter.

Answer 3

You have got to try custom made jeans. I get mine at Make Your Own Jeans. They start at just $45.00. You have total control over the style, fit, cut, length, everything. I just love them. Oh, and I think they have pants as well as jeans.
http://www.jeanshub.com/MakeYourOwnJeans/htmlredir.html

Answer 4

ohhh! try Amercrombie or Hollister Co! their pant sizes are usually longer!

http://www.hollisterco.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_10251_10201_360482_-1_12626_12552

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Answer 5

ae and gap has the longest ones i can find. i am five ten also. also try delias.

Answer 6

delias. also wet seal is pretty good =]

Answer 7

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