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Start using Mumsnet PremiumSki pants for a lady with short legs!
(8 Posts)Argghh - I can't find adjustable length snow pants anywhere! Decathalon only do men's but not ladies and the kids largest size is too small for me around the bum!
Does anyone else have this problem and where did they get salopettes?
I am on a budget so can't spend a fortune either!
I'm 5'3 and got mine from mountain warehouse - in sale too
DC come up pretty short compared to other brands. I recently bought two pairs in TK Maxx
I have this exact problem. SIL sewed my legs up on a pair a few years back but my current pair I just wear long and just drag around. Once in ski boots they don't seem so long!
For softshell, these tog24 ones are brilliant - so comfortable:
www.tog24.com/ski/ski-salopettes/womens-salopettes/maze-womens-4-way-stretch-salopettes-black-short-leg.html
They are in the sale but still not massively cheap
whispering loudly - what's dc? is it decathalon?
I'm only 5ft and my legs are pretty short. I've just seen that Lands end so a petite pair but they are sold out!
I've just had those tog24 ones arrive after seeing this thread. I ordered size 16 and they are a generous fit slightly big which surprised me, leg length I'm 5ft2.75 and they are just right but if I was any smaller they would be trailing on the floor.
It's nightmare finding some in a short leg! My mum kindly shortened some 20yrs ago for me by cutting across the knee removing 5inches of fabric and sewing back up so it looked like part of the joint below the knee. This worked really well as all the technical zips etc at the bottom were untouched!
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