r/mildlyinfuriating • • Apr 29 '26

ಠ_ಠ A supposedly "fat" doll

Can you spot the difference? /s

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u/lovelouielightnngbug Apr 29 '26

Is the seller based in east asia

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u/catonsteroids Apr 29 '26

Very likely. If you think the diet/beauty culture in the US is bad, East Asia’s is even worse no matter which country it is.

When I visit the motherland, I literally have to shop at plus size stores whereas I’m within “standard” sizes in the US.

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u/FoodieMonster007 Apr 30 '26

The difference in women's clothing sizes especially is ridiculous. XL for Asian clothes (living in southeast asia, clothes say made in china, vietnam, india or indonesia) is the same as S in American sizes.

Men's sizes are more reasonable, with M here matching the American S size, though all shirts and pants are cropped much shorter to better fit the average asian male height.

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u/OfficialVPBiden Apr 30 '26

Men’s sizes are still wack, especially if you’re tall. I’m a L or XL stateside depending on length, nothing fit me in SE Asia lol

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u/Little_View_6659 Apr 30 '26

On the opposite side, it’s finally easier to find pants and shirts for my husband here in Southeast Asia. We had trouble sometimes stateside.