MrsCobraBubbles
Life's too short to wear pants all the time
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I am back-to-school shopping and my daughter wears a size 12 or 14 at Target, Walmart, and Old Navy but she is a size 10 at Justice, Macy's, Children's Place and Kohl's. JC Penney is a toss-up, their sizing is dependent on the brand and we have to try on size 10, 12, or 14 in whatever she wants to buy. Why does this have to be complicated? Is consistent sizing too much to ask for?
I get why vanity sizing exists for women, it's much more fun to say that we wear a smaller size, so then we are more likely to shop at the store that appeals to our vanity where we can say we are a smaller size. But why are we doing this to children? Or is it unintentional?
I get why vanity sizing exists for women, it's much more fun to say that we wear a smaller size, so then we are more likely to shop at the store that appeals to our vanity where we can say we are a smaller size. But why are we doing this to children? Or is it unintentional?