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I know not everyone looks in the Product forum, but I have a question about a Daz product and I think it belongs there rather than here since it could be perceived as an advertisement for the item even though I am not the vendor. If any of you have any information about the new clothes up at Daz and can answer my question (see link), I'd really appreciate it. Thank you!

Would have to be the whole outfit before I would pay that price. 8^) Marque

I'm not sure, but if you're not the seller-- why can't we talk about it here? It's not an ad, it's for informed information. Emily

I don't know...it just seems as if a discussion about a product often turns out to be promotional in nature (not intentioanlly, perhaps, but that can be the result). My interest was not to either promote or discourage people from the product, but to find out more about it. Perhaps I am overly cautious, but since we have a Product forum, there doesn't seem to be any reason not to use it to discuss products as well as advertise them. Perhaps I'm wrong about that. It wouldn't be the first time. ;)

I would think we should be able to ask if other people have bought something and what they think about it. I think the other forum is for vendors to advertise. I don't see any problem with you asking about it here. Course I'm not a mod but I support these forums by buying products here and I feel I should have a say, (if only my opinion), as to how we use these forums. 8^) Marque

Well, as I say, it wouldn't be the first time I was wrong. The most important part, to me, was getting the answer to my question. :) And if the mods want me to delete my other message for being in the wrong forum, that's fine with me. I'm not greatly attached to it. I am just a wanderer in search of real life clothes that fit someone other than a supermodel. It's a lonely journey.

lol well when you find that island of real clothes let the rest of us know. Vickie is getting tired of gardening in spiked heels and sequins...heh Marque

I have never seen a character with so many bathing suits and so little in the way of street clothes. She must live on the beach. But how does she walk on the sand in those ankle breaking heels? Sigh. If I understood anything about modeling (and I don't...it's just beyond me to think in those terms), I'd make my own, but that's not going to happen. Who is to rescue the poor hobbyist who just wants to be able to create a scene that isn't fantasy or fetish, science fiction or S&M, pin up or primeval? I must be a dreamer. If I find the directions to the island, I'll certainly send you a map. :)

dialyn,I have two Uzlite items("Love Any Body"and"la Seduzione").Yes they cost more than most clothes,but they have more morphs and real life adjustments than anything I have found.Very easy to fit to different body types(the only thing that will fit my morphed-to-hell all grownup teenVicky).I've used the Taylor to add some of Vick's large chest and collar morphs,then used "minus" dial settings,to flatten everything down...works great.I don't care for the "shiny reflective"textures,but I make my own anyway. Hope this helps.... SWAMP

Ah, that's what I was curious about. It has seemed as if Uzilite creates clothes only for very slender models....I was wondering if they could fit other dimensions (in fact some of the clothes specify a very thin model). I love the jacket, pants and shirt, and I would buy them (even at that price) because I think different textures would give them different looks. But I can't invest that much if they don't adjust to other dimensions. Thank you for the additional information. I'll have to think some more about it.

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dialyn,here is a free DL from Uzlite SWAMP

Oh, thank you!!! That will help. Not to mention that it would look nice under that jacket, if I decide to buy it. You've been a great help. Very much appreciated. :)

Your very welcome.