Shoulder Pads?

PamfromTx

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Did any of the women in the forum wear shoulder pads under clothes.

I had camisoles with built in pads. I had to have those pads. Please tell me I wasn't the only woman.

Now, i wonder why I had to use them. It's not like it was going to make me taller.Screenshot_20210518-233145_Samsung Internet.jpg
 

I never did, but do remember a sweater top I bought back in the 80's, that had some sort of funky built-in shoulder pad thing going on, and I couldn't stand it.

It was a pullover, and once on, the pads would shift and be nowhere near where they were supposed to be, so I'd have to pull and tug and fuss with the shoulder areas to make sit nice, and depending on what I was wearing underneath, the shoulder pads would cling to it.
 
Never wore them but like the others I had one top that had them built in and I hated it. They would shift around and I finally gave the top to my sister who loved it.
 
I don’t think height matters. In my opinion, they only suited some people. Like some others here, they drove me crazy so I ripped them out. Sometimes pads suited an outfit but I’d prefer them sewn in so they don’t shift or turn.
 
Back in the 80s they were sewn into almost all ladies' top garments - jackets, dresses, blouses and sweaters. At the time I was working for a large women's sportswear manufacturer. Can't tell you how many shoulder pads of varying weights and sizes I bought, but it was in the hundreds of thousands.

Removing shoulder pads altered the way a garment hung. Since the fit patterns were created with shoulder pads in mind, removing them would cause the shoulder seam to fall slightly below the shoulder line.

I never used stand-alone shoulder pads. If a garment didn't come with them, I didn't add them.
 
Back in the 80s they were sewn into almost all ladies' top garments - jackets, dresses, blouses and sweaters. At the time I was working for a large women's sportswear manufacturer. Can't tell you how many shoulder pads of varying weights and sizes I bought, but it was in the hundreds of thousands.

Removing shoulder pads altered the way a garment hung. Since the fit patterns were created with shoulder pads in mind, removing them would cause the shoulder seam to fall slightly below the shoulder line.

I never used stand-alone shoulder pads. If a garment didn't come with them, I didn't add them.
Me either.
 
I never did, but do remember a sweater top I bought back in the 80's, that had some sort of funky built-in shoulder pad thing going on, and I couldn't stand it.

It was a pullover, and once on, the pads would shift and be nowhere near where they were supposed to be, so I'd have to pull and tug and fuss with the shoulder areas to make sit nice, and depending on what I was wearing underneath, the shoulder pads would cling to it.
"I don't really have four boobs; those are the shoulder pads."
:ROFLMAO:
 
You simply wore them because they were in fashion I assume. Nothing wrong with that. I sure remember the TV show Dynasty. Loved it

Myself, I took shoulder pads out. Even if they were sewn in under the lining. I'd open the seam and remove the pads and re-sew the seam. They were never for me.
 


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