Buying clothes that fit. Does anyone have any suggestions?

If only my muffin top came from muffins...

Success!! I ordered from the jjill catalog! 3 pairs fit! Thank u all for your comments, suggestions, and support.

Have you ever heard of Buck & Buck? Adaptive clothing for seniors, with all sorts of velcro, back snaps, etc. Found them online.

Here we going again! She has her new shoes on. "The heal is so low"... "They slip with my stockings". I said it's not to late to send them back... But no, she wants to keep them. She'll probably wear them once and then relegate them to the closet. SMH

I found after MUCH searching) a great secondhand store in which the wealthiest end of f]town donates clothes to support a battered womens shelter . For less than five dollars my 93 year old mother can spend an hour finding (barely if ever worn) petite clothes from (Lands End - which makes great pull on thick cotton staight leg pants, Talbot petite jackets in size 14 and a lot of three quarter or long sleeve jackets. I also am very stealthy when it comes to secretly tking away the clothes that no longer fit her --she was a size 10 most of her life. And assisted Living closet are only slightly bigger thn my dorm closet. I gbought hr a garment rack to hold ech weeks clothes. She doesn't have great hand co-orodination and almost all her clothes need spot removal so buying new clothes would be a waste. But if a new Chicos striped T-shirt gets a stain - at the cost of a dollar-- ts no big deal and she won;t remember it if I toss it. At her age she suddenly also looks lovely in pastels. The Salvation Army tand Goodwill turned up some great never-worn Merrel and Nike walking shoes but , on the whole, the big donation store was far too big for her, They made her nervous and their prices --evenwell worn Old Navy clothes --were surprisingly high. Their selection was frequently rather well worn.