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I appreciate your sentiment, but men don't have accurate sizing either. S-M-L are completely inconsistent between brands and even within them. You have to be pr
by barbecue_sauce 6y ago
I appreciate your sentiment, but men don't have accurate sizing either. S-M-L are completely inconsistent between brands and even within them. You have to be pretty aware of which brands vanity size, especially if your weight fluctuates. Buying something online is a crap-shoot, particularly if its from a company you've never purchased from before, or from a European or Asian brand.
- jolux 6y agoFortunately I’m one of the lucky women who has had the experience of buying both men’s and women’s clothing and I can tell you that the latter is unequivocally worse with regards to sizing consistency.
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- jolux 6y agoYou're right, I don't have a peer reviewed study. I suggest asking some other women what they think of clothing sizes if you're this disinclined to believe me about it.
- 9HZZRfNlpR 6y agoRight, and I suggest you to talk with few men before doing sexist remarks about clothing sizes and talking anecdotes as ultimate truth.
- jolux 6y agoWhat part of "I have experienced both sides of this issue" don't you understand? My best friend is a man and I lived as a man for 20 years. I think I'm at least somewhat qualified to compare the experience of buying clothes as a man vs buying clothes as a woman.
- 9HZZRfNlpR 6y agoYou're not qualified to make such broad, sexist statements just because you have a husband. Get yourself together and do better.
- dragonwriter 6y ago“Women’s clothing has less consistent sizing than men’s clothing” is not a sexist statement. “Get yourself together and do better,” as you say.
- jolux 6y agoI’m trans, moron.