Pants that fit???

[Crankin]

Also, for dress pants, Banana Republic has a new line that is "curvier." I can't remember the name, but I have a waist/hip discrepancy, too, and these pants were actually a little too big for me in the legs. They come in basic colors and styles.

[karen]

Try the Gap Favorite Chinos - I can only find them at the outlet, but it's definitely worth a trip!

I am definitely curvy in the pants area and I just love these chinos - they have plenty of room for my butt and thighs and also bring that little tummy area in and make it nice and flat

[Brandi]

Now I can not believe I am recommending these but I got a pair through the mail from Vistoria secret and I really like them. I am curvy and short (5'3) so I have a hard time with pants as well. Athletic legs (23) and butt (32), small waist. They had a great pair of khaki pants in size 6 with tons of room in the legs and butt. But there are cargo pockets. But see for me since I travel the pockets are great. The length was a bit long (30) but there are these little tie's at the bottom so I can sinch them up a bit. They are very cute. Hope this helps some. Here is a link to the one's I got.
http://www2.victoriassecret.com/comm...MAR&rfnbr=2235

[Tokie]

Eddie Bauer makes pants that have the hips one size larger than the waist, I can't remember the name of the cut, but it is easy to find on their web site. And Lands End one style of curvy cut jeans that don't gap out at the back waist on me, which is unusual. I have good luck with the Lee stretch boot cut jeans at WalMart too(I know, the un-American place to shop). And I always try anything with a drawstring waist adjustment! Tokie

[Zen]

I have good luck with the Lee stretch boot cut jeans at WalMart too(I know, the un-American place to shop).

Hey, you don't have to defend your shopping choices.
Wal-Mart may not be a preference but sometimes it's just a fact of life necessity.
I do try to buy things not made in China but it's just not always possible, especially with my budget.

[Brandi]

Hey, you don't have to defend your shopping choices.
Wal-Mart may not be a preference but sometimes it's just a fact of life necessity.
I do try to buy things not made in China but it's just not always possible, especially with my budget.

I agree. Even though I try and not shop at Wal Mart when I am on the road I don't always have a choice. And if I need something I have forgotten to pack it really is the best place. But if there is a target around I will go there first.
I think the economy is catching up to wal mart though. We went on a sat not a few weeks ago and it was not nearly as busy as I have seen it. And another couple of weeks ago we went into town on a sat night and there seemed to be nobody around. Do you think peoples spending has calmed down?