Actually the Proper Size Today I had to go to a large outlet mall near my house to get the sensor taken off of a jacket I purchased at the North Face, but in a further location. As you may have guessed, a fattie was the one who rang me up and let me leave with a sensor still attached.  After making my way across a sea of whales, I finally got to the store and decided to look around and try some stuff on. I was excited as I had never gotten the pleasure of shopping at the North Face because I live in Florida and they've only started opening them down here recently.  Anyways, as I am trying on clothes, I realize that the sizes I chose were too small on me (I normally grab either a small or extra small depending on the amount of vanity sizing the store does.) I end up with shirts and shorts in medium and jackets in larges, as I like my jackets on the slouchier side.  GUYS IT WAS SUCH A NICE THING TO BE THE SIZE I ACTUALLY AM. Not being a butter molester, I am comfortable with my size and body (because it isn't grotesque,) and it felt quite refreshing to be buying the size that I should be. I always see these instagram posts when I'm looking at fatacceptance accounts either complaining about a store not labeling their 2x as a medium, or being brave for buying a 24 even though they're only a 20, because the number does not define them.  So yeah, it was nice. Great workout gear, too. Would recommend.