Where Are These Extra Small Men?
Where Are These Extra Small Men?
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Glassman

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25,076 posts

246 months

Sunday 22nd August 2010
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Since when has there been a market for XS men?

Jasandjules

72,680 posts

260 months

Sunday 22nd August 2010
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I can't see many men admitting to being extra small...................

Silent1

19,762 posts

266 months

Sunday 22nd August 2010
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Glassman said:
Since when has there been a market for XS men?
What a way to come out frown

freecar

4,249 posts

218 months

Sunday 22nd August 2010
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I'm 31, 29" waist trouser fall down on me and I weigh 9 stone! Still I wear a "small" when it comes to clothes!

soad

34,741 posts

207 months

Sunday 22nd August 2010
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Glassman said:
Since when has there been a market for XS men?
I wouldn't know. It seems a lot of times, those sizes are all there is left on the shelves. In some shops...

Tow Vehicle Rqrd

1,217 posts

214 months

Sunday 22nd August 2010
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Silent1 said:
Glassman said:
Since when has there been a market for XS men?
What a way to come out frown

anonymous-user

85 months

Sunday 22nd August 2010
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most places with XS size are the places where the clothes are cut very generously.

Asterix

24,438 posts

259 months

Sunday 22nd August 2010
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Far East probably.

ShadownINja

80,160 posts

313 months

Sunday 22nd August 2010
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Maybe it's cleverly marketed at older teenagers.

ellroy

7,858 posts

256 months

Sunday 22nd August 2010
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freecar said:
I'm 31, 29" waist trouser fall down on me and I weigh 9 stone! Still I wear a "small" when it comes to clothes!
Guinness & pies are your way forward.

boobles

15,251 posts

246 months

Sunday 22nd August 2010
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I spotted XS size in Next last weekend & couldn't help but think the same. Surely no man would go up to the counter with that size would they?

phumy

5,829 posts

268 months

Sunday 22nd August 2010
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I dont know about XS but next time youre in a clothes shop you can really cause confusion by asking for XM (Extra Medium) confuses the hell out of them, some even go looking for them FFS.....

KaraK

13,868 posts

240 months

Sunday 22nd August 2010
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why wouldn't someone buy XS if that was their size? Since when was it embarrassing not being a fat-ass?

stackmonkey

5,084 posts

280 months

Sunday 22nd August 2010
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A friend of mine has XS size clothes.
He's 5ft 6, but with a tiny frame and not much on it, so he has a 34" chest (at most), a 26" waist, and weighs about 6st something.
Even small size clothes just hang off him and it's something of a struggle to find clothes that fit really well.

Taita

8,016 posts

234 months

Sunday 22nd August 2010
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stackmonkey said:
A friend of mine has XS size clothes.
He's 5ft 6, but with a tiny frame and not much on it, so he has a 34" chest (at most), a 26" waist, and weighs about 6st something.
Even small size clothes just hang off him and it's something of a struggle to find clothes that fit really well.
Christ, they are some statistics. He needs to eat.

Mothercare might be up his street!

Penny-lope

13,645 posts

224 months

Sunday 22nd August 2010
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Taita said:
stackmonkey said:
A friend of mine has XS size clothes.
He's 5ft 6, but with a tiny frame and not much on it, so he has a 34" chest (at most), a 26" waist, and weighs about 6st something.
Even small size clothes just hang off him and it's something of a struggle to find clothes that fit really well.
Christ, they are some statistics. He needs to eat.

Mothercare might be up his street!
I agree, my son who's 7, weighs nearly 6 stone and there isn't a pick on him

rudecherub

1,997 posts

197 months

Sunday 22nd August 2010
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Penny-lope said:
Taita said:
stackmonkey said:
A friend of mine has XS size clothes.
He's 5ft 6, but with a tiny frame and not much on it, so he has a 34" chest (at most), a 26" waist, and weighs about 6st something.
Even small size clothes just hang off him and it's something of a struggle to find clothes that fit really well.
Christ, they are some statistics. He needs to eat.

Mothercare might be up his street!
I agree, my son who's 7, weighs nearly 6 stone and there isn't a pick on him
Don't qualify for XS, but S in underpants sometimes, because I've a @32" waist, but tend to go with M because of too tight in the joy department.

But I have a 40/42" Chest, so Shirts have to be large.

Jumpers perversely S often enough, because I've found generic ones to be way to long in the arm.

Jackets have to be tailored, or otherwise they flap around me like a tent.

in short @ 5'11 and around 13 stone I can shop small, and large

anonymous-user

85 months

Sunday 22nd August 2010
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yeah, ideally i'd have underwear in S too, but I have to go to those special shops for obese people because otherwise they are too tight where it counts,

seriously... i don't get where the 'badness' is with buying clothes in a small size?

anonymous-user

85 months

Sunday 22nd August 2010
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XS seems to be size people wear if they want the tight fit look! Think 18 year old Top Man Victims!

Marf

22,907 posts

272 months

Sunday 22nd August 2010
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Glassman said:
Since when has there been a market for XS men?
Yesterday, didn't you get the memo?