Who makes the perfect pant for the post-bariatric figure?

 You know the the type well....no waist, no ass.....
I live in the boonies and my shopping options here are extremely limited, so I need pants I can order online.    Although I am a small size, I do not wear a petite (too short) but a regular length is too long!   I want a pair of dress pants, khakis or cords that fit so well, that I'd want to order a pair in every color.     So far, I've had only modest luck with the JC Penney Worthington pants, and I just bought a pair of Gap dress pants in a "2A," and may order more of those.     I don't want old lady pants, but I don't want low-rise juniors either.   Geez, I'm a tough nut to crack.   Does anyone else have pants that work great for you?

I like Old Navy.  But my 4s are a bit tight now.  They'd be too big for you tho or I'd send them along to you.

The no waist no ass figure really sucks sometimes.  I can relate.  I don't understand why we didn't get a wasit out of this deal.  I can live with no ass but the no wasit thing is a bummer.

~Becky

From the rib cage down, I am built like a 12-year-old boy.

I can already see myself taking this shape! 

How come my rib cage is so huge??

Well, scratch Levis off the list too. They have different fits for butt size, but none of them seemed to work with my flat ass, also a major downer is that the pockets are too shallow to use, you can't even put a pair of keys in them. Whenever I bent over the keys flopped out of the so-called "pocket"...

Pockets should serve a purpose, dangit!

You can get custom jeans from here: http://www.indicustom.com/custom-jeans-indiDenim

They are more expensive then buying off the rack but they will be tailored EXACTLY to your body. I haven't bought any yet, but once I've settled into my weight you can bet that they will be one of the first things I buy!

 I've had a bit of luck with Banana Republic and jcrew, also United colors of beneton... but i have to admit, it took a bit of time in the fitting room trying on different styles at these places to find the right fit, maybe order a few styles and just know youll have to return a bunch of them?

I usually buy all my clothes from maurices. Trust me I have noo ass AT ALLnot even before I lost all my weight it was still flat. BUT anywho I love their fress pants there and they have longs shorts and regulars. My perspnal favorites are the Silver Jeans called camden rose bell bottoms I wear a size 26x33 which i think equals out to be a 0 or size 1/2. And my second favorite is Maurices brand call Molly Flare in size 1/2 but think I need a size 0 now I keep losing it just wont stop and Im at 135 and 5'6". As for a waist I got one out of the deal a not to bad one just have to get rid of the wrinkly saggy skin!!

 I have found that no matter what I buy, I cannot wear anything off the rack without getting it tailored.   I learned this lesson from my husband.  He has always had a tailor alter everything he buys, because his build is not standard.  Yes, it does cost extra, but, if you find a great inexpensive tailor, they are worth their weight in gold!  I also find I don't need as many clothes if I have a few well fitting things.  I do lots of mixing and matching with some basic pieces.   

Oh, if you have a Kohl's near you, Simply Vera is very good for  "no hips and ass"  people.  I cannot wear anything by her, as I still have ample hips and butt!

Thanks for the heads up on the Simply Vera.   I have a Kohl's about 70 miles from me, but rarely go in there, because the misses section is so big that it overwhelms me!   Now that I have a specific brand to try, I'll check them out.