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It is not just us t-girls that find sizes a problem.

My 35-year-old daughter does as well.

There is a big difference between Marks and spencers and lots of the others according to her,

Marks and Spencer tend to have smaller sizes.

My advice to you is to ask to be measured when buying in a shop.

Most stores will then tell you your size and let you try it on.

 

After all, they want the sale after all.

 

If buying by mail order buy two different sizes, because you can normally return the wrong size.