Hah, you would think so. I went to a "high end" mall last week because it was time to get myself a nice two-piece suit. This particular mall tends to attract a lot of foreign tourists. The Chinese of course are mostly shitlords, but goddamn, besides them it's an international fatty fest. Especially the ones coming from the Middle East. So anyways, after getting sized for pants and jacket (which I might add, were literally the smallest / slimmest size they had -- I learned they do not carry dress pants smaller than size 30 / 32, so I'm being oppressed into paying for alterations), I went looking at shirts. The (obese) woman helping me directed me toward the Calvin Klein "Extreme Slim" shirts, where I found, again, the smallest size they had available. I guess they're the only brand they carry that have a 14" neck? Lots of comments were made about how "tiny" I am (tee hee).  Anyways, as I'm picking out colors, a solar system family comes waddling over, being helped by another sales associate. They were looking for a dress shirt for Junior, who I'd estimate to be about 10 years old, about 4'6" tops, pushing at least 150 lbs. He ended up getting exactly the same size shirt as me, because he was too big for shirts in the boy's section. I just can't get over how my size, as being a 22.0 BMI athletic man, is considered to be so "extreme". I have a feeling if I time traveled back 30 years, I'd be a size "medium" in everything.