Layers of clothing that can be added or removed are the key to keeping comfortably warm. It's always a good idea to have vests and leggings that can be worn underneath other garments such as jeans, cardigans, jumpers, fleeces, etc.. I'm sure that your wife will also appreciate a nice pair of boots too, there are plenty to choose from in the shops at the moment. It's too early to wear thermal underwear in October, but a great idea when the weather does turn colder.
Yes. We have a pair on her shopping list. She has said she wants a pair of high cut boots. I think that over here a whole new world of clothing will be practicable and available to her as she would never dream of wearing a pair of high cut boots in Phils, for example. Next problem will be getting her size as she is a 3, I think.Originally Posted by Rosie1958
OMG I have just read some threads on shoe sizes for Phils and UK. My wife takes a 3 / 3.5 in Phils so I think it will have to be kids shoes for her........she aint going to be pleased.
My wife is UK size 3 for shoes, doesn't seem to be much of a problem. Her 'collection' grows exponentially.OMG I have just read some threads on shoe sizes for Phils and UK. My wife takes a 3 / 3.5 in Phils so I think it will have to be kids shoes for her........she aint going to be pleased.
Clothes can sometimes be tricky as she generally tends to be between UK sizes 6 and 10
She has found she must always try them on first and often complains that the sizes vary too much.
Very often she does buy children's clothes and she's very happy with that. No VAT helps.
Small size is best when it comes to the time of Sales though
My missus is a size 3 as well and sadly I'm finding she doesn't have much of a problem either!My wife is UK size 3 for shoes, doesn't seem to be much of a problem. Her 'collection' grows exponentially.
Clothes can sometimes be tricky as she generally tends to be between UK sizes 6 and 10
She has found she must always try them on first and often complains that the sizes vary too much.
Very often she does buy children's clothes and she's very happy with that. No VAT helps.
Small size is best when it comes to the time of Sales though
Bit of confusion on my part. Evidently my wife is a size 3.5 UK size (not 3.5 Phils size). So thankfully she should be able to get shoes reasonably okay here. Sigh of relief.
Relief !!
If she follows the way of many I doubt you'll feel relief
I think DaveUk would agree by the sounds of it
Come to think of it there are lots of ladies here who do love their shoes (oh and handbags)
Ha ha ha, happy days ahead lastlid
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