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Eurodaisy


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So I've been shopping for pants non-stop for the past two weeks and am having no luck whatsoever.  (I am completely out -- literally, all the pants I've been wearing have holes in them and are utterly trashed.)  This is my problem: I have a butt.  It's not wide, fat, or abnormally large, it just sticks OUT.  Like a bubble (or something).  Thus I am continually plagued with the "back gap" problem whenever I try on a new pair of pants, especially jeans.  (I even tried Gap's new "curvy" line -- no luck.)


Here are my questions:


1)  Do any of you ladies have a similar problem?  What designers/brands tend to work for you? 


2)  Has anyone ever had a pair of jeans altered in the waist to fix this "back gap" problem?  What should I be looking for when I'm trying on jeans/pants in the store to make sure they will come out looking okay after being altered? 


Muchos gracias for any assistance.



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Lilykind


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I have a bubble butt (good grief...how I ended up with one is beyond my comprehension...it's even bigger than my d-cup chest. )


I swear up and down by AG Legends if you want to solve the butt gaping once and for all. Also, if you can get a pair of Paige jeans in the Laurel Canyon style on sale or with a code (the quality isn't worth the full $168), they also have virtually no gap in the back.



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small fry


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l yes having them altered in the back will help the gap if it not a huge gap. I have had this done, I go to my local cleaners and she does great . I had this promblem too, i finally found some at the gap and they work great with me.Make sure they fit good in the thigh and butt area, when trying them on just pull in the gap with your hand and look to see how they look, this will give you a good idea. I hope this helps

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