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All these j-fashion brands closing up their shops...
Like I'm かわいそう for them but this is what happens when you only sell clothes in one size, which is XXS and doesn't fit the average woman here. When you make these clothes cost like ¥6000 per dress when the quality is bad.
Like I'm かわいそう for them but this is what happens when you only sell clothes in one size, which is XXS and doesn't fit the average woman here. When you make these clothes cost like ¥6000 per dress when the quality is bad.
I do kind of feel bad, but in the end they never cared about providing clothes for all the people who were interested in their brand.
I went to Cecil McBee once in Shizuoka and got dirty looks from the staff and got told that their clothes wouldn't fit me. I was looking at bags.
I went to Cecil McBee once in Shizuoka and got dirty looks from the staff and got told that their clothes wouldn't fit me. I was looking at bags.
This is just one experience. I'm sure other shop staff are nice, but it was clear to me that they only had a cookie-cutter image of the body type & appearance their customers should have.
I hope other fashion brands take note and start selling clothes at reasonable prices for more than one size. If they did, I'd be impressed. I'm pretty sure they'd use fabric patterns that have weird proportions and appear baggy though.
Reported & blocked. 
