I’m a size 20-24 and I tried on four trousers of different sizes – the fits were SO inconsistent
NO MATTER what size you wear, everyone’s experienced how inconstant trouser sizes can be.
You might be one size in a certain size in one shop, but three sizes bigger in another, it’s really a guessing game.
This plus sized fashionista recently took to her YouTube channel the vent about the different sizes of her jeans.
Anna OBrien tried on four different pairs of jeans in front of the camera, which varied in size from a 20 to 24.
She hopped into the first pair of jeans, which were a size 24, “as you can see, they’re tight,” she said.
“Honestly, I’m not even gonna try to beat around the bush, they don’t fit me well, they’re too small and in this pair of pants I probably need a size 26.”
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Next she tried on a pair of size 24 jeans from the same brand, she explained as she showed the label to the camera.
As she shimmied into the denim it was clear that jeans were too bug for her.
She said: “As you can see, I actually have quite a lot of room in the waist, they fit and have extra room in the back.
“So explain to me how a pair of pants from the same brand can not fit me at all, and this one can be a little bit big, yet they’re the same size.”
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The confidence queen then tried on a pair of jeans from a different brans that were a size smaller than the previous two.
The size 22 ripped blue jeans fit Anna like a glove, she spun around showing how the trousers hugged her perfectly, despite being smaller than the other ones.
Things went from bad to worse when she tried on a size 20 pair of jeans from SimplyBe, “wait a minute those fit too”, she said as she grew more annoyed.
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“Here’s the point I’m trying to make, sizing is freaking inconsistent which is an actual problem what we have in the plus size industry.
“The reality is I never know what size I’m going to wear, I take a good bet and it’s usually a 22, but sometimes it’s too big, and sometimes it’s too small, and sometimes it’s really too small.”