Capezio Girls Studio Basic Ballet Clothing for Active Girls Review

These are extra tight pantyhose. I bought two because each of my daughters needed caramel colored tights for their dance performances. One daughter is almost 6 years old, weighs about 42 pounds and is a bit tall for her age. I bought her an S/M. They were too small. My other daughter is 8 years old, weighs 73 pounds and is 4ft 3 inches tall. I bought her a medium ("8/10") which was also too small. An 8 year old girl couldn't wear them below her knees but judging by the chart they should be…

I love Capezio products. Most of the Capezio tights I've bought have endured many performances and abuse, especially in competition. I can say that they are of good quality but they work very little. My daughter, if I was my height and weight, would be in the upper limit of the medium/small size, so we went for the medium size. Although we could put them on and take them off, they were very tight and difficult to put on. They were narrow at the waist, but not so wide that they caused discomfort

I know Capezio is the leading dancewear brand but I will never order these tights again. I followed the size chart from their package. My daughter is 5 years old, she is very slim and tall, 49 inches and weighs about 50 pounds. Based on her height and weight, the package said to order small to medium, which I did. need size. These tights do not stretch at all. We had to strain to lift her up so that her crotch wasn't halfway down her thighs. And then again for a real gig. They were also so…

According to ht/wt, my girlfriend is top of the list for L, but she can only get her upper thigh parts. The size chart differs by at least one size. (Why age? There's no good reason for that.) Note: If you're downgrading to women's sizes, this size chart is also incorrect. My baby girl should be to the left of the female S, but they are even smaller than the baby L! This is a thick material that my child cannot tear or tear easily. Because they were so small that she couldn't. Don't let them…