Update: Hammate still upset about 'Free Size' clothing So about two weeks ago I wrote about my classmate who wanted to take legal action against brands that only have one size clothing. So I took all the advice that was given to me here (thanks again) to shitlord as subtle as possible.  I've been wearing my cutest outfits to class and I guess that was more than enough to trigger since the first thing she asked was, "Is that dress from that brand?" Of course it fucking is so I respond as happily as I can, "Yup!" She gets visually uncomfortable, "I really don't know why you keep shopping there. You don't think it's kind of fucked up?" And this is what I've been waiting for. I tell her not really since it's nice to have clothing fit me. Sizes in America are so fucked up now. I used to fit a S-M (depending on the fabric) just fine. But now an M is far too big for me. She laughs and says, "I don't think it's that big of a deal; you can just have your clothes taken in. They're trying to branch out to make curvier (kek) girls feel accepted." Well, I say, I guess the place I shop just wants to make thinner people feel accepted. She looks like she's about to go off about "thin privilege" but our lunch orders get called (of course that's enough to distract her) and go we find a table.  I change the subject and start talking about summer plans. I show her the swimsuits I just bought and she really likes the 3 piece but her face drops, "Is this one size, too?" It's not, the shop has up to size LL. She gets excited and I ask her if she wants the link to which is excitedly squeals 'Yes!' The thing is, like mentioned in the last thread, when Asian brands have sizes, it's for height differences not width. She ended up texting me over the weekend saying we'll be beach twins so I'm guessing she ordered it. She might be able to fit the bottoms around one of her thighs so I'm expecting a shitstorm when she gets it in the mail.