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@vt
was talking to @les how much do people think about fit (defined as garment shape x size specifically interacting with body shape x size) when choosing what to buy and wear?
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Tayyab - d/acc
@tayyab
For high-end items, it’s the most important factor. For common items, just the S, M, L, XL will do
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@vt
i guess the more precise question is whether you use a vocabulary for describing how something fits so you can distinguish one fit from another
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Tayyab - d/acc
@tayyab
Oh yea, no clue. I just pay a tailor and tell him “make me look hot in this”
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@behzod
I feel like fit descriptions are always in context to the wearer, which is different from the garment shape description or the wearer's body type. I.e. "loose" is about how it _fits_, but the same garment on two different people may not be loose given their bodies.
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