This Pic Started A Conversation About How Messed Up Women’s Clothing Sizes Really Are
This is Chloe Martin. She's an 18-year-old from Glasgow, in Scotland, whose tweet about her jeans has gone viral for illustrating just how difficult it is to find the perfect size.
Martin's tweet has now been shared nearly 300,000 times."I expected my friends to think it’s funny and compare theirs too," she continued."I didn’t expect that response at all, but I’m glad it did because no one seems to talk about the difference in sizes even though we all struggle in shops, going from changing room to changing room."
Her tweet featured her collection of jeans all lined up and shows the different interpretations of UK size 12 from various high street brands. The disparity is something Chloe thinks is"careless and toxic".
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