New Women's Snow Pants Brand - Kickstarter

[marzNC]

Sorry I missed this kickstarter opportunity but very happy to read the goal was met!

Good news about a successful Kickstarter is that people can order on the website the usual way. With production starting up sooner rather than later. Will be perfect timing for the upcoming N. American season. I'll be bringing my new pants to Big Sky.

Snowboard & Ski Pants

This is it - the best fitting snow pants for women, ever! Pre-order your pants and be the first to get them at a discounted price. These pants are going to be made for women, by women. Our first pant will be black, and available in AU8/US4, AU10/US6, AU12/US8, AU14/US10, AU16/US12, AU18/US14...

www.nobodysprincess.com.au

 

[marzNC]

@mitsiktity Can't express how pumped I am for these! I had a baby in February and I KNOW my ski pants from pre-pregnancy won't fit based on how my body has changed so I'm very, very glad I will have these and all the ways they adjust!

Thank you for starting the thread to let us know about Nobody's Princess!

 

[santacruz skier]

Good news about a successful Kickstarter is that people can order on the website the usual way. With production starting up sooner rather than later. Will be perfect timing for the upcoming N. American season. I'll be bringing my new pants to Big Sky.

Snowboard & Ski Pants

This is it - the best fitting snow pants for women, ever! Pre-order your pants and be the first to get them at a discounted price. These pants are going to be made for women, by women. Our first pant will be black, and available in AU8/US4, AU10/US6, AU12/US8, AU14/US10, AU16/US12, AU18/US14...

www.nobodysprincess.com.au

What size did you get? Think smallest size is a 4 which is too big for me. Just curious if any other petite divas ordered. Colors don’t work for me but like the pants.

 

[marzNC]

What size did you get? Think smallest size is a 4 which is too big for me. Just curious if any other petite divas ordered. Colors don’t work for me but like the pants.

Since I'm on a trip, haven't replied to the survey yet. I usually wear Size 6 for pants.

Have you looked at the detailed webpage about measurements?

Nobody's Princess - Snow Pant Size Guide

Our snowboard pants and ski pants are available in sizes AU8, AU10, AU12, AU14, AU16, AU18, AU 20, AU22, US4, US6, US8, US10, US12, US14, US16, US18. These pants have been designed with flexibility and adjustability in mind. Keep in mind the pants are made from a 4-way stretch material, so are...

www.nobodysprincess.com.au

 

[santacruz skier]

Since I'm on a trip, haven't replied to the survey yet. I usually wear Size 6 for pants.

Have you looked at the detailed webpage about measurements?

Nobody's Princess - Snow Pant Size Guide

Our snowboard pants and ski pants are available in sizes AU8, AU10, AU12, AU14, AU16, AU18, AU 20, AU22, US4, US6, US8, US10, US12, US14, US16, US18. These pants have been designed with flexibility and adjustability in mind. Keep in mind the pants are made from a 4-way stretch material, so are...

www.nobodysprincess.com.au

I'll be interested to see how they fit you...... seems a little large for me.

 

[Ski Sine Fine]

The cm measurements in the survey don’t make sense to me. I wear a size US 8, have never fitted (comfortably) into anything smaller. My ski pants are Large from Marmot and 686. The waist gets tight otherwise and I generally prefer a loose fit; I do not like stretch panels to have to stretch. Yet according to the survey’s directions, my hips in CM would put me in a US 4. Impossible. The survey does say to account for the thickness of the fabric and insulation, but how do I know how much to allow? Anyway, I took a pair of my ski pants, laid it flat and measured it across the hips. It came to the CM listed for US 8. So that’s what I put down. As an aside, the survey has a photo of someone wearing size US 10 and calls it “comfortable.” Looking like that, I’d find it too tight.

 

[skinnyfootskis]

The cm measurements in the survey don’t make sense to me. I wear a size US 8, have never fitted (comfortably) into anything smaller. My ski pants are Large from Marmot and 686. The waist gets tight otherwise and I generally prefer a loose fit; I do not like stretch panels to have to stretch. Yet according to the survey’s directions, my hips in CM would put me in a US 4. Impossible. The survey does say to account for the thickness of the fabric and insulation, but how do I know how much to allow? Anyway, I took a pair of my ski pants, laid it flat and measured it across the hips. It came to the CM listed for US 8. So that’s what I put down. As an aside, the survey has a photo of someone wearing size US 10 and calls it “comfortable.” Looking like that, I’d find it too tight.

I was very hesitant but still ordered a US 10, lately I have been a 12-14 US. My Fera pants fit great but I do not remember the size. I hope I was correct and their sizing looks on the large size and very forgivable.

 

[scandium]

My understanding is that they are garment measurements, so should be bigger than your actual hips by at least 5-10cm for wearing ease. Checking my own pants (reference: I fit Spyder's size 4 and XS from most brands), the two pairs I can fit multiple layers under have a flat hip measurement about 10cm larger than my actual hips. The sizing is quite generous though as that hip measurement is much larger than the pants I already own! I would need them to offer a smaller size which I imagine is not their current target given I am generally spoilt for choice with ski pant options.

The hoodie I'm getting looks fairly normal size wise for outerwear though - their smallest size measures comparably to another softshell hoodie I accidentally acquired a couple of weeks ago.

 

[skinnyfootskis]

My understanding is that they are garment measurements, so should be bigger than your actual hips by at least 5-10cm for wearing ease. Checking my own pants (reference: I fit Spyder's size 4 and XS from most brands), the two pairs I can fit multiple layers under have a flat hip measurement about 10cm larger than my actual hips. The sizing is quite generous though as that hip measurement is much larger than the pants I already own! I would need them to offer a smaller size which I imagine is not their current target given I am generally spoilt for choice with ski pant options.

The hoodie I'm getting looks fairly normal size wise for outerwear though - their smallest size measures comparably to another softshell hoodie I accidentally acquired a couple of weeks ago.

There must be a story with that “accidentally” acquiring......
the sizes are very generous so I am not looking at the size at all, just the measurement numbers. I added 10+ cm. I hope um right. Maria said they should fit. Being that you are so small, you have a few more choices, but your size probably sells out soon.

 

[mitsiktity]

The cm measurements in the survey don’t make sense to me. I wear a size US 8, have never fitted (comfortably) into anything smaller. My ski pants are Large from Marmot and 686. The waist gets tight otherwise and I generally prefer a loose fit; I do not like stretch panels to have to stretch. Yet according to the survey’s directions, my hips in CM would put me in a US 4. Impossible. The survey does say to account for the thickness of the fabric and insulation, but how do I know how much to allow? Anyway, I took a pair of my ski pants, laid it flat and measured it across the hips. It came to the CM listed for US 8. So that’s what I put down. As an aside, the survey has a photo of someone wearing size US 10 and calls it “comfortable.” Looking like that, I’d find it too tight.

Sorry that it's been a bit confusing for you.... still working how best to display this information!

The pants are a littttttle big larger than standard size, which I think is opposite the norm - most ski pants are smaller than true size.

The hip measurement suggestion to size is the best thing to look at - and then look at the waist size. The waist can expand by about 10-12cm, or cinch in by about 10-15cm. So it's more versatile.

And yes @scandium is spot on - these are the garment measurements, so you need to 'fit in' to those. Around the hips there are things like lining and insulation to take into consideration, where as at the waist, the waist measurement is pretty true.

 

[jthree]

OK this thread has convinced me I need to login to the forum over the summer! I'm vertically challenged and pear shaped, so choosing good fitting pants has always been a battler. I think I will sign up for a late bird pair!

Hmmm... black or maroon?

 

[marzNC]

OK this thread has convinced me I need to login to the forum over the summer! I'm vertically challenged and pear shaped, so choosing good fitting pants has always been a battler. I think I will sign up for a late bird pair!

Hmmm... black or maroon?

Best deals for shopping happen in late season and over the summer.

The Kickstarter is over. But you can order from the website.

Nobody's Princess - Snow pants that actually fit women.

Ski and snowboard pants made by women, for women. Our snow pants fit more sizes, heights and body shapes - and are made specifically for women's bodies. Perfect for hard to fit, larger sizes, and curvy bodies, as well as mum tums, thick thighs, and big bums,

www.nobodysprincess.com.au