Do you know what your sizes in other J. Crew items are?
I have a US size 6 in last year's Schoolboy blazer and it is snug, but I've been taking a small or size 4 in many of their recent tees and blouses. I tried the Cocoon in a US size 4 and it fit comfortably, still roomy although slightly short for the sleeves (I am 5'6"/1.67 meters and have long arms and a fairly broad back), so I personally would probably get the Cocoon in a Tall US size 4. I have read other reviews/forums that also say to size down, so you probably should get one size down from your other J. Crew items in petite.
Recent purchase....
Gem Collage Necklace
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Early Valentine's Day gift from hubby...
Venus Flytrap Necklace(factory)
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Both are so so stunning
I LOVE J Crew but for me it's merely window shopping as it is so expensive here in the UK for what it is. A t-shirt costs $29.50 on the US website, and the exact same one costs £29.50 on the UK one - that is just so unfair! So I guess I will be waiting until I go to the US this summer, then I will hopefully stock up..
With the UK vs US prices on the website though, the UK ones include tax/duties whereas the US ones don't (since the tax will vary depending on which US state the order is delivered to). So the difference isn't quite as extreme as it seems with the prices given, but yeah, things are still a heap more expensive for the UK market than the US market! I noticed in the London store on Regent St that sometimes they don't even bother putting new price tags on the items - I bought a shirt there the other day that was marked as $78.00, but of course it rang up at the register as £78. Sigh.
Both are so so stunning
I LOVE J Crew but for me it's merely window shopping as it is so expensive here in the UK for what it is. A t-shirt costs $29.50 on the US website, and the exact same one costs £29.50 on the UK one - that is just so unfair! So I guess I will be waiting until I go to the US this summer, then I will hopefully stock up..