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Clothes sizes, getting smaller?
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<blockquote data-quote="Eniac" data-source="post: 1134977" data-attributes="member: 703"><p>Not just you. I think the China manufactured, mass produced stuff sizing is just made up perdekak at this point.</p><p>Shoes? Size "8 to 9", Size "10 to 11" etc; that not how it works..............</p><p>Shirts, same "brand" but one is a t-shirt and the other a golf shirt - cotton, former a xl fits but latter only a xxxl fits. </p><p>As periodically verified by that bastion of truth, Mr Tape Measure I have been a 38 at the waist for 20 plus years. But, at the shops for a while now it's apprantly anything from 36 to to 40+</p><p>Have never, would never buy clothes online.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Eniac, post: 1134977, member: 703"] Not just you. I think the China manufactured, mass produced stuff sizing is just made up perdekak at this point. Shoes? Size "8 to 9", Size "10 to 11" etc; that not how it works.............. Shirts, same "brand" but one is a t-shirt and the other a golf shirt - cotton, former a xl fits but latter only a xxxl fits. As periodically verified by that bastion of truth, Mr Tape Measure I have been a 38 at the waist for 20 plus years. But, at the shops for a while now it's apprantly anything from 36 to to 40+ Have never, would never buy clothes online. [/QUOTE]
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