ブランディメルビルのインスタグラム(brandymelvilleusa) - 7月24日 07時52分

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christa.brgt @whatisaraven Yeah if they all start selling xxl then i think selling xxs would be a good thing to do too? I'm really done paying more money for smaller jeans at specific shops just because I can't fit into cheaper ones. I once went to Lululemon to buy leggings and they only had two pairs of leggings in size 0 (size xs) in the entire store because that size had "just been introduced" like what??? I guess that's society talking about having to be size inclusive while ignoring that there are not only larger but also smaller people. ?

whatisaraven @abbeyklimuntowski that does make sense. I have the same problem, as well as many other women who’ve replied to my comments in the past, on the opposite end of the spectrum. Many stores like forever 21 and charlotte russe rarely have clothes that fit my body type, their smalls are too big and the few items that come in xs are either sold out or are still ill fitting. It is nice to have Brandy, a store that specifically caters to my body type.

christina.maimone @whatisaraven I get that. It’s frustrating to me though that even if your skinny you can’t necessarily fit into their clothes, for example I always fit in the shirts but their pants are made for skinny legs and ppl with small butts. (Not saying there’s anything wrong with that) so I never fit into their “one size fits all”. They are a rrly popular brand so why are they pushing away more clients?

whatisaraven @christina.maimone I agree with you there, I don’t fit into their pants either. I just think that ultimately it is the owner’s choice on what they do and don’t want to produce, including sizes. If they were struggling to make a profit, I believe they would expand in order to gain more of an audience, but the reality is that they don’t need to. I get my pants at hollister.

whatisaraven @saltykiwi0 it’s all good! I just wish nobody had to be excluded, and excluding all white people means excluding germans, italians, english, irish, scottish, swedish, etc. I hate that we all fall under the blanket term “white”. It would not be okay to use the blanket-term “colored” rather than specifying their point of origin, it would be racist.

wiltecl everyone nitpicks way too much. many other clothing companies have diversity, why waste your time with a company who doesnt? and even if they did put a colored person on their page once and a while, you still wouldnt be happy because all you'd be saying is, "tHEy'rE tRyING ToO hARd."

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