What size are you?[ 101 vote(s) ]
1.	sz 14 (30 inch)	24 / 24%
2.	sz 16 (32 inch)	24 / 24%
3.	sz 18 (34 inch)	18 / 18%
4.	sz 20 (36 inch)	17 / 17%
5.	sz 22 (38 inch)	8 / 8%
6.	sz 24 (40 inch)	10 / 10%

I'm looking at importing plus sized riding clothes and am wondering what size the 'average' plus sized rider is.
Would love it if you could take the time to fill in this poll for me. The poll relates directly to what size JODS you wear.

Many thanks!!

Please note the inch sizes are in stretched waist measurements. They stretch 6 inches so add 6 inches on to get a 'traditional' measurement you're used to. If I could update the poll off my phone, I would

[Updated on: Wed, 18 April 2012 20:12]

What size shoe are you?[ 95 vote(s) ]
1.	size 6	2 / 2%
2.	size 7	8 / 8%
3.	size 8	21 / 22%
4.	size 9	24 / 25%
5.	size 10	20 / 21%
6.	size 11	18 / 19%
7.	size 12	2 / 2%

I'd also like to know what size boots larger riders wear. I've had a huge drama trying to get a pair so I know how difficult it can be. Have found a stockist who has great boots - just wanting to know which ones would be in more demand. If you could post saying what size calf you have, that'd also be helpful!

You are very kind but this is the cutest ...



PS - he doesn't even know what sizes are!

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[Updated on: Wed, 18 April 2012 17:00]

What size shirt are you?[ 30 vote(s) ]
1.	Size 16 (40/42" bust)	8 / 27%
2.	Size 18 (42/44" bust)	9 / 30%
3.	Size 20 (44/46" bust)	5 / 17%
4.	Size 22 (46/48" bust)	4 / 13%
5.	Size 24 (48/50" bust)	4 / 13%

Ok - point taken re shirts. New poll

What size is your calf?[ 18 vote(s) ]
1.	16-17"	0 / 0%
2.	17-18"	4 / 22%
3.	18-19"	4 / 22%
4.	19-20"	10 / 56%

And point taken re calf size

Ummm the two leading plus size clothing stores in this country start at what size......
14

Also Finn, please note princesses don't say cunce

[Updated on: Wed, 18 April 2012 21:00]

[Updated on: Wed, 18 April 2012 21:19]

zam zam wrote on Wed, 18 April 2012 15:05

Bins wrote on Wed, 18 April 2012 14:48 Size 14 is PLUS SIZE??? Good lord, there's no hope for the world and I'm going to eat more easter eggs. Surprise!!! I read the first post and wondered how long before someone would start jumping up and down and who that person would be.

I behaved myself this time and said nothing

prossie, can't wait to see what gear you're getting

[Updated on: Wed, 18 April 2012 21:40]

I want to apologise for making a comment intended as a humorous 'attack' on Western society. I want to support Prossie, Martina and other like them. Our horse shops don't always cater to our needs and ordering on-line is a brilliant wheeze. Thanks Prossie!

[Updated on: Wed, 18 April 2012 21:46]

martina wrote on Wed, 18 April 2012 22:06

What ever your habbit or let's call it "problem" is, be it bigger or on the slim side ..... I do know not everybody can be a "STICK FIGURE" and not everybody "HUGE" has a fetish for coke/cocolate !!! Personally, trying to cater for EVERYONE - got "bitten" as I have not moved any stock in bigger sizes So, SORRY ladies not buying in any more plus 16/18 size gear ! Simple as that There might be a market out there, but if I am "sitting" on plus sizes (which are sooo wanted ?!) WHY are they not selling ? Cheers MARTINA PS: Sorry, I think everybody can tell - I am extremly frsutrated about that ! Have been understanding and have friend in the size range of 16 - 24+ ... and I have catered for them, but if you want to run a business ? - You obviously have to sell dirt cheap / for free or custom made ?! I am clueless

Reason being it probably because you havent really marketed to the plus size. You flog your saddle clothes and gloves but I've never heard to say plus size jackets etc. Your prices are out of my budget anyway but if there was something I really like I maybe would. The other thing is the sizing EVERYWHERE is different and buying offline is a big risk. I havent seen if you offer returns and I know your only open by appointment. So word of mouth about size hasnt gotten out yet.

In saying that Eu size 16/18 is prob equal to our 12/14 and most plus girls wouldnt fit in it anyway.

[Updated on: Thu, 19 April 2012 06:11]