I went to Old Navy last week for some emergency linen clothes ... reluctantly, because I'm not a fan of poorly made sweatshop fashion, but I struck out twice in a row with ThredUp and work called. I was not the same size in any of the items I tried on. And it wasn't like "oh these pants have a closer fit so I'll go up one size," either. …
I went to Old Navy last week for some emergency linen clothes ... reluctantly, because I'm not a fan of poorly made sweatshop fashion, but I struck out twice in a row with ThredUp and work called. I was not the same size in any of the items I tried on. And it wasn't like "oh these pants have a closer fit so I'll go up one size," either. I bought a shirt (that fits) that was literally five sizes smaller than the pants (that fit). So I don't know, Old Navy, maybe that's your problem.
(Reading Ragen's IG and yup, the top is cropped and boxy!)
I went to Old Navy last week for some emergency linen clothes ... reluctantly, because I'm not a fan of poorly made sweatshop fashion, but I struck out twice in a row with ThredUp and work called. I was not the same size in any of the items I tried on. And it wasn't like "oh these pants have a closer fit so I'll go up one size," either. I bought a shirt (that fits) that was literally five sizes smaller than the pants (that fit). So I don't know, Old Navy, maybe that's your problem.
(Reading Ragen's IG and yup, the top is cropped and boxy!)
Ugh, so maddening. Yes -- this whole debacle is 100 percent a Them Problem.
That's so classic Old Navy. Jeans shopping from there was such a tedious adventure. You had no idea what you'd get.