And sometimes they would be right; speaking for myself, I've worn baggy clothes for a long time, but at some point I finally managed to lose some weight and got down below 90 kilos, and was able to go down a size pants and shirts (size L), which fit and looked a lot better. Great confidence boost at the time, didn't change anything for my er, relationship prospects though.
It's WFH time now though, I'm wearing 2/3XL shirts (good cut though, they don't look baggy) and pajama pants and have done so for over a year now. I am here for the comfort.
"Vanity sizing" is a real issue in clothing. Sizes were always abstractions but now measurements are an abstraction as well.
Re:Move Slow and Make Things
by DonHopkins on Friday April 02, 2021 @02:00PM
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Whoa.
customer: Please, I need a trouser size 34"
AI: Thank you sir, but according to my data, a 33" will better suit you