Also worth noting that quality control and variability in manufacturing is so scattershot that 5 pairs of size 32 Levi's 501s will fit very differently.
I've had pants tailored and they were amazing it was like I was part of the human race having actual pants that fit it's amazing how much it affects your personality and how ill fitting clothes make you feel.
But shirts that's something I've never had tailored. If I could afford it I'd have all my clothes tailored to fit.
Ah shit, its 2015, I shouldn't say that.
Try looking at higher end raw denim. It often comes unhemmed and around a 36" inseam. You'll need to get it hemmed a bit, but otherwise should be OK.
Funny mainly because they don't think that?
> Ah shit, its 2015, I shouldn't say that.
Really you shouldn't say that because it makes zero sense and has absolutely nothing to do with the article.
The article is about how women's garments are sized completely differently (and totally arbitrarily) compared to men's. And plenty more women have problems finding clothes that fit due to garments being cut for arbitrary chest sizes. So, your sexist comment not only makes no sense, it's totally out of place.
Of course, then it doesn't fit around my thighs so I have to size up anyway.