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Before I even opened the link I knew exactly what you were talking about. I tried them on in Vegas, but they only had a medium and I needed a large. Zara makes me feel very fat. Sometimes I can't even fit into their larges.
Oooh! I almost tried them on yesterday. I love them, too.
The reason I didn't try, Una, you will be glad to know, is I decided they were a useless fabric for my climate, at least for this time of year. I could see maybe getting one month's wear out of them. You can't wear tights underneath (I don't think) because they'd cling, and if you DON'T wear tights underneath, you would freeze your <insert word of choice> off in my neck of the woods.
Actually, "crotch point" is a perfectly acceptable term in pattern making and at QA in a buying office.
Why do you not like the word, Una. Does it conger up images of genitalia? Just curious :). To me, it's a professional term, like shoulder neck point, bust point, or centre front seam.
Angie, I know it's silly. It's just one of those words I find distasteful - it's the sound of it in my head, kind of harsh. I react to words the way some people react to scents or tastes, often having nothing to do with the meaning itself. I don't like the word "pamper" either - when women say " they love to be pampered" it makes me feel kind of squirmy.
