Size 10 woman blows up Primark After struggling to fit in a pair of size 14 denim shorts, she surpassed that “s *** sizing”.
Chloe-Mae Anderson-Maguire bought a size 14 “tapered mama shorts” but couldn’t press the button.
The 21-year-old refused to try a larger size in protest.
She posted a fitting video on TikTok, stating:There is a feeling of fullness, but still! I refuse to buy 16.
In the clip, Chloe is wearing shorts but struggling to pull them over her ass.
“What a f *** Primark I’m size 10” said the shopper.
She shows the front and side views in front of the camera, giving the camera another shuffle, but still not upset.Chloe-Mae bought size 14 denim shorts to try on at home, but found she couldn’t fit.
(Image: TikTok / chlxmae)
Chloe-Mae received a series of comments after posting the video in June.
She writes: “The size of the stores is so different that we don’t know the size and it causes body dysmorphic disorders and eating disorders for many people.
“I feel there should be a standard, so instead of choosing multiple sizes and expecting one to fit, go to the store and pick up the clothes to see if they fit or fit. Should be possible. “”
Some shared similar experiences and agreed that they had previously had the wrong sizing.
One comment: “I bought size 16 trousers that are the same size as the size 12 new look.”
(Image: TikTok / chlxmae)
(Image: TikTok / chlxmae)
Second post: “Girl, I’m size 10 most of the time, size 14 is perfect for me! The Primark size has disappeared recently!”
But some said she was exaggerating by boycotting Primark and she wasn’t “really size 10”.
“We all need to increase the size for a particular store! There’s nothing wrong with being size 16,” another viewer added. Greater? “
Chloe counterattacked the disliked person and posted a new video. “Just because a manufacturer can’t set the size correctly doesn’t mean you’re not that size.”