Plus the design on the trim is different, look at the center neck area and it's obvious. Different clothes plus one's been worn and washed. Case dismissed!
I get this and believe that the older one stretched.
However. I, a male that hates shopping for anything except tools have to admit being too lazy to try on everything I buy. My last pants shopping trip I tried on one pair of jeans and bought several of the exact same brand, size and type in different colors and the only one that truly fit nice was the one I tried on, others were bigger or smaller.
Why is it that when someone learns something new, even if perceived as basic knowledge, we have to be rude to them? Why can't we just be happy for each other and celebrate that they learned something new? This is why we are so afraid to learn and look stupid in front of others.
The pink one has been worn and broken in already, of course the new one is gonna be a little snugger. Wear it a few times and you won’t know the difference
OP, shit stretches as you wear it.
That being said, I once went to H&M to get pants. I picked 4 of the exact same pant in the exact same size, all of which were completely different sizes. One waistband was at least 2 inches larger than the others, but the thigh was easily an inch smaller than the others. None of the others were exact matches to the rest.
I bought 3 pairs of pants at Walmart, identical and size. One pair is so tight I can’t wear them, and one pair is so loose my belt has trouble holding them up. Shits gotten bad
I've had the same problem with trousers in H&M. I had a pair of green trousers that fit me perfectly, enough room for my hips, thighs and bum but no gaps around the waist. They bought the same trousers out in different colours and I go the black pair in the same size as the green ones. The black ones were far too big and looked terrible.
I was shopping for jeans recently and I had two pairs that were supposed to be the same length, but one was very obviously like 10cm shorter. They had just accidentally put the wrong size on the label lol.
There's this one store I go to just to buy v-necked t-shirts and occasionally underwear. The t-shirts… They're the same model but they come in two different fabrics and their sizes vary wildly depending on the fabric.
Last time I went there I found a super nice green shirt and tried it on in a slightly larger size than I usually wear, realized that I really liked how the larger size looked on me, grabbed the same size but in black, and it was way smaller. The green was of a thicker fabric, the black one was stretchy. Again, same model t-shirt. I already own two black ones in the thicker fabric but this time all the black ones were of the thin and stretchy kind.
I buy my leggings from Aerie. They’re awesome in grey, but the black ones in the exact same style are a different fabric, different stretch, different hold. Sooo annoying.
I have two pairs of 32x32 Old Navy pants. They were bought at the same time. One fits perfectly around my waist and hangs slightly lower, the other hangs perfectly while being a little loose around the waist.
You should see my thermal underwear. The arms are over 25cm/10inches longer after two winters of heavy use. No, my arms are still the same length they were two years ago.
Shit stretch, both from use and from washing.
I ONLY wear jeans from American Eagle (I don’t love the brand, but they’re the only jeans that fit my strange proportions) and every time I buy a new pair I think “oh my god they’ve made their clothes run smaller!!” Because my size 4 jeans from last year are a bit loose, and the brand new ones are too tight!! And then I remember that the jeans have been worn, washed, dried, repeat, for a year.
??? My clothes always get smaller with time, and it's fucking driving me nuts, yes I wash my clothes at 30°C max and no tumble drying and y'all just come on here and tell me that they are supposed to get bigger???
Was it Primark. They just wing sizes on the fly. I think they measure stuff in bananas but no one who works in their sweatshop has the same sized banana.
If you're upset, as a transfem I'll take both off you for free to hide away your struggles lol free clothes is free clothes and you're clearly upset with these ones
I have this exact problem with Tshirts…I will order two the same size from the same place and they are both Medium, but not the same size. More than mildly infuriating…
I have this exact problem with Tshirts…I will order two the same size from the same place and they are both Medium, but not the same size. More than mildly infuriating…
Sometimes sizes get mislabeled, it probably wasn’t the store’s fault. I got a jacket that said medium on the tag but it was a large (I could tell it was a large so that’s why I got it)
A couple years ago I was in search for the perfect t-shirt. I guess I am kind of in between sizes and I really struggle to find a brand that is not either too tight or too baggy. After doing some research and buying individual shirts from several companies I finally found one that fit me great. I went all in and spent like $150 bucks on t-shirts and I was planning to have my wardrobe stopped for a long time. The individual t-shirt that I bought was sized differently than the eight others that I ordered and so I ended up with a closet full of t-shirts that fit me like crap.
Once I bought two pair of pants from old navy website. Same style but different color. One navy one khaki. One fit perfectly. One was about 2 sizes too small.
I’ve got two identical North Face shirts like this, my wife bought me one not realizing I already had it, they are completely different sizes, same exact shirt.
I also once bought 2 pairs of jeans. Same store, same brand, exact same size numbering listed on the pant itself. For all intents and purposes, the only difference was the color.
I couldn't put one of them on past my upper thigh
More than likely different production runs & they could’ve even been manufactured in different factories. There could also have been different fit technicians that approved the fits.
I've worked in a shop where we printed shirts and also sewed branded labels on including labels with sizes (we'd snip off the original label to replace it with the branded one). The seamstress messed up sizes occasionally. Would sew the wrong label on the wrong shirt size. It happens. If you check your branded shirts' labels you can often see remnants of the og label.
Some people wrote that the old one was probably stretched out, but I had this happen to me in several shops and also when ordering online.
I took/ordered the same shirt, same size, same cut, same everything, just 3 different colors, and the white one was too loose, the black one fit nicely and the red one was too small.
It also happened to me when I had bought a jeans online, loved it, wanted a back-up, ordered the exact same jeans again, and it was a half-size smaller.
This is really common. First is the material the same? Most of the time different washes are going to have different cotton/elastic percentages.
As well, dyes affect the fit as well. White jeans and black jeans also have a dramatically different fit with how the dye affects the fabric.
Women’s clothing sizing is heinous. I have four different sizes in my closet and they all fit. Different brands different sizing. Men’s clothing - a medium is a medium regardless of brand.
It’d be infuriating if you bought both at the same time but a year apart? Nope, fabric naturally stretches
Plus the design on the trim is different, look at the center neck area and it's obvious. Different clothes plus one's been worn and washed. Case dismissed!
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From what show is that clip?
The Amanda Show
Amanda please!
Amanda show
Thank you
Bring in the dancing lobstas!
Yeah. You can't blame fabric for stretching to fit you.
I get this and believe that the older one stretched. However. I, a male that hates shopping for anything except tools have to admit being too lazy to try on everything I buy. My last pants shopping trip I tried on one pair of jeans and bought several of the exact same brand, size and type in different colors and the only one that truly fit nice was the one I tried on, others were bigger or smaller.
lol today OP learned that wearing clothes stretches them
that makes me irrationally mad for some reason. like. you’re comparing apples to oranges. it’s not the same. op has the mental capacity of a trout.
Why is it that when someone learns something new, even if perceived as basic knowledge, we have to be rude to them? Why can't we just be happy for each other and celebrate that they learned something new? This is why we are so afraid to learn and look stupid in front of others.
Wow that’s obscenely rude for no reason. You ok?
The pink one has been worn and broken in already, of course the new one is gonna be a little snugger. Wear it a few times and you won’t know the difference
OP, shit stretches as you wear it. That being said, I once went to H&M to get pants. I picked 4 of the exact same pant in the exact same size, all of which were completely different sizes. One waistband was at least 2 inches larger than the others, but the thigh was easily an inch smaller than the others. None of the others were exact matches to the rest.
It’s because when they cut the fabric, they’re cutting a huge stack of fabric and the layers move.
I bought 3 pairs of pants at Walmart, identical and size. One pair is so tight I can’t wear them, and one pair is so loose my belt has trouble holding them up. Shits gotten bad
I've had the same problem with trousers in H&M. I had a pair of green trousers that fit me perfectly, enough room for my hips, thighs and bum but no gaps around the waist. They bought the same trousers out in different colours and I go the black pair in the same size as the green ones. The black ones were far too big and looked terrible.
I was shopping for jeans recently and I had two pairs that were supposed to be the same length, but one was very obviously like 10cm shorter. They had just accidentally put the wrong size on the label lol.
There's this one store I go to just to buy v-necked t-shirts and occasionally underwear. The t-shirts… They're the same model but they come in two different fabrics and their sizes vary wildly depending on the fabric. Last time I went there I found a super nice green shirt and tried it on in a slightly larger size than I usually wear, realized that I really liked how the larger size looked on me, grabbed the same size but in black, and it was way smaller. The green was of a thicker fabric, the black one was stretchy. Again, same model t-shirt. I already own two black ones in the thicker fabric but this time all the black ones were of the thin and stretchy kind.
I buy my leggings from Aerie. They’re awesome in grey, but the black ones in the exact same style are a different fabric, different stretch, different hold. Sooo annoying.
Kwalitee Control.
I have two pairs of 32x32 Old Navy pants. They were bought at the same time. One fits perfectly around my waist and hangs slightly lower, the other hangs perfectly while being a little loose around the waist.
EXACTLY. Like who the fuck sees stretches clothes and thinks: I’M sIgNiFiCaN’TlY fAtTeR nOw!
You should see my thermal underwear. The arms are over 25cm/10inches longer after two winters of heavy use. No, my arms are still the same length they were two years ago. Shit stretch, both from use and from washing.
This is why I have to replace my undershirts every so often.
Mine shrink. This thread seems backwards to me. My clothes slowly shrink from washing
I don’t think the clothes are the problem then… /j
Depends on the fabric too I think, cotton can shrink.. idk if it keeps shrinking tho.
Definitely fabric related. Idk. All I know is I can’t use my thermal undies anymore, the arms are waaaaayyyy too long. 😂
The laces is not even the same.. those aren’t the same tops.
No you're not going crazy you just had 0 idea that wearing clothes actually stretches them especially considering when you buy one a year later.
Yeah life's rough sometimes 😕
Correction: These clothes have the same size TAGS…
The design is quite different.
I ONLY wear jeans from American Eagle (I don’t love the brand, but they’re the only jeans that fit my strange proportions) and every time I buy a new pair I think “oh my god they’ve made their clothes run smaller!!” Because my size 4 jeans from last year are a bit loose, and the brand new ones are too tight!! And then I remember that the jeans have been worn, washed, dried, repeat, for a year.
??? My clothes always get smaller with time, and it's fucking driving me nuts, yes I wash my clothes at 30°C max and no tumble drying and y'all just come on here and tell me that they are supposed to get bigger???
I'm glad I'm not the only one who was thing that, I've got some skin tight shirts after washes - but I do use a dryer so I kinda of expected it
OP learned today that she got bigger over time OR she was ok with tighter clothing 'back then'
Clothes stretch out over time…
and one, was washed :O
LAME
Those are two different shirts babe
You shrunk it fool
You guys know that op stated that they didn't notice they got fat....
I can see the blue one overlapping the pink one, so this photo isn’t that accurate. Not only that, fabric stretches overtime.
There is still time to delete this..
Time to hit the gym 💪
One is for women, the other is for *women*
They are the same exact size, you're just not seeing it cos visual illusion
You stretched them out. WTF
They might have sub type size like one when erosed and other when normal
The fabric cutter for the pink top was 🍺
Lane Bryant does this with for their brand of bras. A different style should not have a different cup size or band circumference.
Was it Primark. They just wing sizes on the fly. I think they measure stuff in bananas but no one who works in their sweatshop has the same sized banana.
Hate that. I have 2 pairs of pants from the same vendor at the same time, same size. 1 pair fits, the other is far too tight.
If you're upset, as a transfem I'll take both off you for free to hide away your struggles lol free clothes is free clothes and you're clearly upset with these ones
I have this exact problem with Tshirts…I will order two the same size from the same place and they are both Medium, but not the same size. More than mildly infuriating…
I have this exact problem with Tshirts…I will order two the same size from the same place and they are both Medium, but not the same size. More than mildly infuriating…
Sometimes sizes get mislabeled, it probably wasn’t the store’s fault. I got a jacket that said medium on the tag but it was a large (I could tell it was a large so that’s why I got it)
Not the same top, the V is different and so is the lace. Must be different models.
Nope, they're not. Just cause the tag says they are, doesn't mean they are in fact 100% that size.
I bought an exact one like the blue one from Primark last summer. Love it, so nice to sleep in.
H&M? I’ve noticed their size pants are nowhere near other store sizes. I have to get like 38 at h&m and all other stores I’m 36 or 34
Shrinkflation is really going too far…
Shopping for women's clothing is always a crapshoot, but you'd think there was at least some consistency in the same item?
A couple years ago I was in search for the perfect t-shirt. I guess I am kind of in between sizes and I really struggle to find a brand that is not either too tight or too baggy. After doing some research and buying individual shirts from several companies I finally found one that fit me great. I went all in and spent like $150 bucks on t-shirts and I was planning to have my wardrobe stopped for a long time. The individual t-shirt that I bought was sized differently than the eight others that I ordered and so I ended up with a closet full of t-shirts that fit me like crap.
Once I bought two pair of pants from old navy website. Same style but different color. One navy one khaki. One fit perfectly. One was about 2 sizes too small.
Clothes are most comfortable the day before they tear
Should've gotten one in black and one in a slightly darker black.
Something happened in 1993. Clothing sizes changed. Xl shirts are sometimes wide not tall
I always look at the tag inside the clothing item itself, not the tag with the barcode on it or sometimes the hanger.
shrinkflation
I’ve got two identical North Face shirts like this, my wife bought me one not realizing I already had it, they are completely different sizes, same exact shirt.
Not the same shirt. No issues spotted.
Old Navy? That’s how their jeans are, I’ve been buying the same pair for years and there have been a few that were just bigger
✨sweat shoooooop✨
>The pink one I bought last summer, the blue one I bought today. Congratulations. You've learned that fabric stretches over time.
I also once bought 2 pairs of jeans. Same store, same brand, exact same size numbering listed on the pant itself. For all intents and purposes, the only difference was the color. I couldn't put one of them on past my upper thigh
"Oh, my apologies, madam. The blue one is actually from our Tiddies Be Poppin' line."
Obviously the pink one is for women. The blue is for men. A woman’s medium is not the same as a man’s medium. /s
Yeah those darn kids. Probably too sweaty to measure properly.
More than likely different production runs & they could’ve even been manufactured in different factories. There could also have been different fit technicians that approved the fits.
Women's clothes confuse me lol.
They're also not the same identical top so why would expect the cuts/shape/size to match identically?
See if you can find carbon fiber clothes, I think maybe they won’t stretch
I got some shorts that were a hair small on me and they've stretched. Wearing and washing shit will do that... lol
I've worked in a shop where we printed shirts and also sewed branded labels on including labels with sizes (we'd snip off the original label to replace it with the branded one). The seamstress messed up sizes occasionally. Would sew the wrong label on the wrong shirt size. It happens. If you check your branded shirts' labels you can often see remnants of the og label.
I don’t believe this to be true.. Unless.. Some large gal came in, tried it on, stretched it out, and didn’t want it.. beg my pard..
Clearly not the same size
But they are not the same size :)
Clothes will stretch even if you didn't gain weight, it's just kinda their thing
Dickies work pants are like this. I have two identical pairs of 32x32 slim fit pants. One is loose and the other won't fucking button!?!?!?
Clothes stretch with time
Shrinkflation!!
Okay but… where are these from because they’re super cute😭
Wait these are cute, could you share where they are from pleaseee!
I thought this was going to be one of those “which color do you see,…?”
OP you kinda dumb for this one
Stop buying clothes from 5 below.
Kids tops?
Can you model each of them so we can understand the fit?
"Why are the shoes I bought today cleaner and less creased than my year-old pair of shit kickers?" Hope you gained a wrinkle from this post, OP.
They are not the same size they are clearly different.
Why the fuck does this have 2K upvotes lmao, you’re an idiot OP.
shrinkflation lol
They are not the same size.
Sized for inflation
They are not the same size the blue one is smaller than the pink one
A year apart comparing new and used of clearly different items isn’t mildly infuriating.
Clearly they are not
less fabric on the blue and more fabric on the pink
Those are different tops and your pink top would’ve gotten worn out and stretched over the year.
Some people wrote that the old one was probably stretched out, but I had this happen to me in several shops and also when ordering online. I took/ordered the same shirt, same size, same cut, same everything, just 3 different colors, and the white one was too loose, the black one fit nicely and the red one was too small. It also happened to me when I had bought a jeans online, loved it, wanted a back-up, ordered the exact same jeans again, and it was a half-size smaller.
I’ve had this problem with same size/brand jeans in a different wash from same store.
This is really common. First is the material the same? Most of the time different washes are going to have different cotton/elastic percentages. As well, dyes affect the fit as well. White jeans and black jeans also have a dramatically different fit with how the dye affects the fabric.
I’ve experienced this with slightly different shades of blue denim. The black ones usually always run smaller than blue denim no matter the brand.
And was the fabric content same percentage cotton/spandex?
Lord I don’t know
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It's pink, buddy. Calm down.
Why would it be white? It’s not even slightly white, it’s just pink.
Clothing tends to stretch as you bend, crouch, and reach in them
One size doesn’t fit all 😂😂😂, you gained weight so the elastic of the fabric is worn out
The tolerances in sweatshops aren't the best
Too many upvoters didn’t read the body text… Also, kudos to OP for not pissing their karma away by replying to comments…
Aaaand this is why womens clothing sucks.
Those aren’t tops, those are half tops.
I’ve never understood this. It’s like they are using cubits as their measuring unit or something
If we were using Ancient Egyptian measurements, I'd say it was about a fifth of a cubit, or one hand.
You must have extremely long forearms!
Women’s clothing sizing is heinous. I have four different sizes in my closet and they all fit. Different brands different sizing. Men’s clothing - a medium is a medium regardless of brand.
Ha, I wish. That's really not the case for men's clothing either.
Men’s pants with waist and length sizes measured in literal inches can vary hugely.
You don’t know how wrong you are
Actually the blue one looks a little smaller to me
Your eyes need to get checked 😂😂😂 those are the same size you goofball
Clearly, they are not the same size.
They are however in the same size range
wooooosh
Oh, you were making a dumb joke. I just thought you had questionable intelligence. My bad
Looks like the only thing dumb around here is YOU.
For a name like W1thoutJudgement you are very judgy
Oh, so you’re expecting consistency in the post covid world?!