So my young model put on the Size L sweater. If that's size L, then I'm in trouble!
Actually, I think tighter clothing is more acceptable these days, but that doesn't mean that I'm comfortable wearing it. Friday, May 22, 2009
Clothing Sizes Part II
Well, I've had lots of interesting comments on my last post! It is possible that the two shirts I mentioned were youth sizes, but the dress and this sweater seem more like women's clothing to me.So my young model put on the Size L sweater. If that's size L, then I'm in trouble!
Actually, I think tighter clothing is more acceptable these days, but that doesn't mean that I'm comfortable wearing it.
So my young model put on the Size L sweater. If that's size L, then I'm in trouble!Actually, I think tighter clothing is more acceptable these days, but that doesn't mean that I'm comfortable wearing it. 
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Let's hope that tight clothing goes the same way as those awful swim suits that were sold about 20 years ago...into the out of fashion designation.
Depending on how it's laundered, that size L could have become a S... I've had that happen. Any sweater that I have ever bought from JC Penney has shrunk over time (even washing in cold and air drying). It's the strangest thing. I know it's not me getting bigger--other clothes keep fitting just fine. Strange, huh?
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