Now im annoyed with myself .Just realised you can get them on Ebay for at least £7.50 cheaper .
Good for you, Glynis! Hope you enjoy yours as much as I will mine - it won't drown as I am 16 -18. My husband to be is so impressed he is paying for at least one more! I have the blue & sending for the multi.
Do I need a denim waiscoat to go with them????????????
Thanks for that - will let you know how much it doesn't suit me when it arrives I bought the pink/white as I'm blonde if, by a miracle I look the biz I 'might' get another one.
Hi all, i got a saress a couple of weeks ago and its great. I'm 5"1 and a size 16, i got the xl and it comes to my knees- which is just right.
I saw the itsas yesterday whilst out shopping,really wanted one but have bought some new beach towels and cant afford them(would have to buy one for all the family) wouldnt i ???
Hi
Not bothering with waistcoat. By the time I wangle my arms through the Saress I want to be able to 'strut off' without having to then try and navigate a waistcoat (Knowing my luck the waistcoat would 'take off' along with my screw thingy - but that's in a different thread :lol:)
Boots, I think you could get away with just a "special" itsa just for you!
He he! well scottish mum,oldest boy said there for girls,and hubby doesnt want to spend anymore money than he has to! wonder what i can bribe little boy with? And they are only £20 at my nearest shopping centre.Have you bought one?
I've got two! heh heh one pink and one blue, but I'm not sure if hubby will use it or not.
It's huge on me - all droopy at the back. Now I'm going to have to pay to return it and hopefully not pay again for them to send me the next size down I knew this would happen to me
Awww Glynis.
Erm, the pictures to me, well they look a little on the tarty side? A bit skimpy and tight?
I'm sure this is not the case once you get them home, maybe it's some of the patterns that I am not keen on.
Not she hasnt got a clue,prob look more like clown chic than euro chic!!
Glynis - so sorry it looks droopy after all our recommendations! Although I had to fettle with it to get it to fit better Lucky you going a size down!
Thanks - the bloke's emailed me and suggested taking it out of the beach bag to keep postage down. So will see how much it is in the postie tomorrow.
However, I did manage for the first time to tie my sarong correctly.
I don't know what it is but one of our group was a spanish lady who has been living in the UK for some years. She was always totally coordinated and chic.
It must be in the genes.
I hope you had a lovely holiday.
When you say 'bag lady' are we talking about loads of rustling Tesco carrier bags full of bits and bobs?
Sheila
Not quite. I carried a normal bag full of stuff but generally looked dishevelled. I can't seem to help it. I also seem to need to go somewhere when not quite dry so wet patches all over my clothes from damp bikini (I know, chic people take two and change into the dry one after swimming!). Plus I would tend to use half my clothing to cover up the bit of the sunbed left uncovered by my not-big-enough beach towel (that plastic gets hot!) so they would get creased and smudged with sand etc.
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