genuinely what is up with that. like i dont want a unisex small that fits me like a men's medium i want a shirt that actually looks good on my body . like without having to hunt through ebay for weeks and then sometimes still need to get my sewing machine involved anyway . am i the only one who this annoys
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DestroyingAngel
They would have to print twice as many shirts.
yeah no i dont mean like a women's fitted cut for every design. i mean like how they used to, a couple "girly" cut shirts with their own design, of which i own a few i got from ebay. it annoys me that it's a practice that has been pretty much abandoned when it seemed to work out really well for a long time
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