Yet Another Clothing Boggle

Gwen M.
on 10/11/14 1:25 am

VSG on 03/13/14

Clothes are just so freaking complicated! And I switched to skirts a while ago, so I'm not even complaining about pants :P

This morning, when I was putting away laundry, I was looking at my current batch of t-shirts which are women's XLs from Jinx. And I thought to myself, "these actually look the same size as my partner's t-shirts which are men's Ss." So I grabbed one from his closet and my women's XLs are actually SMALLER than his men's Ss.

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How does that make any sort of sense at all?!

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Dee R.
on 10/11/14 1:34 am, edited 10/11/14 1:35 am - CA

I'd be buying Men's smalls just to say I could wear a SMALL!!

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Brown
on 10/11/14 2:20 am - Brooklyn

VSG on 04/25/14

Men in general are bigger than women.So his clothes would be made for a man. His small would correspond with another mans small., so your xl, which is made for a woman, would be smaller than his small.

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SunnyGal14
on 10/11/14 2:21 am

VSG on 08/06/14

Lol I've thought the same thing before. Here we (women) have to have the label of Xl and then Men can have a label of small! Someone was not thinking clearly on that one!