Men Dress Shoes up to size 16
I ran into an old friend the other day that stands around 6’3” and wears a size 15 shoe. He asked when I was going to start putting more men clothing and shoes on my blog because he has a really hard time finding shoes. So this post is dedicated to him, the businessman. I know I’ve been slacking on posting products for men, but I will...
My Custom IndiDenim Jeans
March 3rd I wrote about purchasing a custom pair of jeans by Indidenim and I promised to let you know how everything turned out. Well, I’m impressed. The jeans of course took a couple of weeks to come in since they were custom made. I received the first pair on April 13. They fit pretty good accept the pants were too baggy in the outer...
Tall Vintage Jeans by EMERSONMADE. for the Slim an...
I ran across these jeans on one of my favorite blogs and to my surprise you can purchase them unhemmed, which will give you a 36.5” inseam. Hemmed they are 33.5”. I made sure to put for the “slim and trim” in the title because these vintage inspired jeans only run from size 00 – 12 and they are non-stretch like the old school jeans...
Up to size 13 Women Boots for the Fall
Boot shopping time! I know, it’s still early; however, if you wait until September/October you know all of the really cute styles will be sold out in our size. I’ve seen a lot of styles so far by different labels, but I only chose a few to begin mentally preparing you for the Fall. I tried to include styles for work, happy hour, and...
The Pledge
{Users of this site are encouraged to take the following pledge}
I pledge to never flood nor wear sleeves that are to short. I will purchase clothes that are made for me and refrain from buying clothes that are to big or for the opposite sex in order to compensate for the lack of length. I will only support products and furniture that have talls in mind. I will become an activist for the tall community and let companies know that they need to design with talls in mind and offer products in stores, not just online. I will go out of my may to make sure young talls know they are not alone and that being tall is gift not a curse.
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