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Big & Tall shops abound in my region. They are everywhere. All the regular clothing stores have big & tall sections. There appears to be so much of a demand for this that I've often thought that most men, at least, are big and tall, and that it's the 'regular' clothing sized humans that are actually
the minority.
For those of us who are in the less-than-regular clothes size range, and there are a lot of us, why are there no small and short shops? Seems like an obvious need to me.
Women's clothing sizes are some sort of hellish joke for men to understand, but at least they have a "petite" classification which appears might address this issue from a feminine perspective.
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You tried the boys' section? |
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//Big & Tall shops abound in my region// |
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something in the local water supply perhaps, or you could try Mothercare |
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Yes to the boys' section. No good (at least not for me). Yes the sizes are in the right range, but the mix of dimensions is still off. |
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Glad to see some of these exist. My googling was ineffective. Cleveland is closest for me, though that's still a 7 hr drive. Next time I'm over, maybe. |
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Seems to be a large concentration of shops in California... interesting. |
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in the UK if you can squeeze into children's sizes, you avoid VAT (value added tax) |
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So, [RT], you're suggesting that clothes shops use
physiognomy as a criterion in selecting their sales staff so
that, whoever comes into the shop, there'll be an
assistant with roughly the same body
shape?
("Sorry sir, you'll have to wait - our fat
hunchbacked sales assistant is busy") |
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Oh-My-God, what an image - Rods buying make-up. |
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Aaargghhhh <runs away and jumps off small cliff> |
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<scratches head at "conjoled"> |
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<hums, thanks to RT> ... 18 carat love affair ... is Vic
there? ... I would do most anything to get you back by my
side ... etc., etc.</hums, thanks to RT> |
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Oh. For a minute there I thought you were referring to "cajoled" but now I know better. |
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I'll vote for this so long as they don't stock umbrellas. |
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There are always tailors, who will measure you and make clothes to fit your exact size. An unfortunate side-effect is that they won't fit well should you eat more than a gnat's whisker and put on weight. |
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Yes. I am well aware of the existence of tailors. It is rare that I can purchase an article of clothing that I do not need to see a tailor about making adjustments. |
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I _hate_ tailors. I want to buy something off the rack and be able to wear it immediately. |
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Napoleon's Tailor in Chicago (773)594-9800 |
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