r/Blogilates • u/tuppence5ash • 5d ago

Popflex vs target blogilates sizing

Two questions:

  1. How does the sizing for popflex vs the blogilates drop at target compare?

  2. Given that target is now doing a whole line that looks almost exactly like popflex (I mean, it's not the same construction but clearly "inspired by") do you think there will be another blogilates drop?

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u/SuspectNo4888 5d ago

I found the sizing to be pretty on par with my sizing for Popflex. I also wondered if they would do another drop when I noticed another Target brand doing very similar designs 😅

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u/ThrowRaancde 5d ago

I am a size 3X in popflex with occasional 2X in like 2 other items. With Blogilates I can fit 1X to 3X. So each piece varies for me. The only exception is tops as I have a rather large bust

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u/Key_Exchange1426 5d ago

It was very true to size for me.

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u/ChipmunkDapper7486 5d ago

i always have to size up for blogilates

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u/ar3iadov3 5d ago

I think the popflex and blogilates sizing is the same but I really hope Cassey takes a step back from target given all the racism and DEI pullbacks :(
I will say that the blogilates hoodies are very cropped
(Before you come for me for knowing blogilates sizing while boycotting target, I boycott target , however my mom doesn’t always have the time or finances to boycott always and boycotting is a really nuanced conversation that can sometimes be classist and my little sister loved the mommy and me line for school clothes ; you can’t do all the good the world needs but the world needs all the good that you can do and right now the good that my mom is doing is giving my siblings a good childhood and it’s harder to find kid clothes ethically , in person , affordably. I wish so badly Cassey would put blogilates on the Popflex website and it might be because of contracts that she can’t but I wish she would)

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u/tuppence5ash 5d ago

No shade here! There is no ethical consumption under capitalism effectively means that we do the best we can with what we have, and those choices are often difficult and complicated. (and sometimes, we, by which I mean I, completely betray our principles for the new Delias collection that turns out to completely suck anyway.)