Why this doesn't happen in women's clothing is a mystery to me. (Admittedly y'all would need a few more measurements...)
My current theory is that those "few more measurements" are the reason.
As far as I remember, I've never purchased a mass-produced piece of clothing with more than two measurements, and I suspect that there's only one piece of clothing that is mass produced, has more than two measurements to define it, and is commonly available in the United States - the bra.
I'm probably wrong about everything in that last sentence.
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Date: 2009-07-09 08:07 pm (UTC)My current theory is that those "few more measurements" are the reason.
As far as I remember, I've never purchased a mass-produced piece of clothing with more than two measurements, and I suspect that there's only one piece of clothing that is mass produced, has more than two measurements to define it, and is commonly available in the United States - the bra.
I'm probably wrong about everything in that last sentence.