Suing a clothing brand for being "One Size" Hey, FPH. I've lurked here for a bit (because of this experience) but finally made an account because I really need to rant. So, to start off, I dress in a fashion called "Himekaji". You can Google it if you'd like to see visuals.  The semester started a few weeks ago and in my Speech class is a girl who is easily 400+lbs. She started talking to me (asks a question about what I was wearing) and I guess now she's in a routine, sits next to me every class, and goes to lunch with me on Thursday's since we have a break.  So during lunch yesterday, she's says, "I've been meaning to ask you: where do you shop? You're clothes are adorable!" I thank her and tell her I shop mainly from a Japanese brand called Liz Lisa. "Oh it's in Japan? So they have a website? I should order something tonight! What do you recommend?" Now, I've never had a 'hatred' for fat people. Yeah, I found them annoying and gross, but I always tried my best to respect them just like everyone else you know? So I try to say this part lightly.  "Well, take a good look at the measurements since this brand only makes clothing in one size. The sizing varies some-" "UM WHAT?! They can't do that! That's discrimination! So they only make clothes for twigs?! You can't objectify people like that! What am I supposed to do now?!" And in that instance, I've never been so angry at someone before. I started noticing all these things about her that I paid no mind to before like how her lunch consisted of a quesadilla, two slices of pizza and a roll of mini donuts. You make the conscience choice to eat food like that and you have the audacity to whine about how a country (where obesity barely exists) needs to change their laws on clothing? The main reason Asian brands make clothing in one size is because there's no need for larger sizes. They'd lose money if they wasted fabric like that. I explained this to her but she just shook her head and chins saying, "It's still not fair. Who owns this company? I think someone needs to take legal actions."  Legal actions. She wants to sue. Because a clothing brand she just heard of not three minutes ago only carries one size. I was so fucking angry I made an excuse that I was late for work and left. I'm dreading our next class together. I really want nothing to do with someone who can't take care of themselves and but continues to act like victim. I just don't want to start off this semester with an argument.  Here's the website for that clothing shop: http://www.tokyokawaiilife.jp You can click on anything and you can tell that measurements are quite generous, in my opinion.