My angrygram to a catalog company re:their over the top vanity sizing I ordered two very nice shirts recently from a company who sent me their catalog.They looked great on the page. I received them yesterday, sent them back within the hour. Here is the e mail I sent their customer service , giving them the tracking number for the return, and a piece of my mind: I am returning my order of two shirts for a refund, minus 6.95 for shipping. I used the UPS packing label provided, tracking number [redacted] The shirts looked perfect in the catalog, and based on Creation L's size chart I ordered size 6. When the shirts were received, I immediately saw that they were "vanity sized" worse than any garments I've yet seen. Per Creation L's size chart, a size 6 is meant for a woman with a 34-35". The armpit-to-armpit measurement should have been 17-18" . But in fact, both garments measured 21"+ from armpit to armpit, meaning they're intended for women with busts of at least 42" (which Creation L's size chart claims is size 14). As the discrepancy between what size 6 should be based on Creation L's own size chart, and the actual size of these "size 6s", I knew it was pointless to exchange them for the very smallest size (size 4), which would still have been some inches too big . I will not be ordering from Creation L in the future, as it's pointless : Nothing will fit, obviously. And I would suggest that, if Creation L thinks there's not enough women in North America to justify selling clothes meant for busts smaller than 40" /waists under 33" , then it should  just market itself as a plus-sized fashion catalog, and admit size 4=12, size 6=14, and so on. Don't lie to customers with deceptive size charts, tricking us into going to the time, trouble, and expense of returning clothes we would never have ordered had the actual sizes been listed honestly. Yours very truly, [real name, redacted] City, state customer number XXXXXX It won't do any good, but it made me feel better to write this.