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Monday, February 4, 2019
The Fucking Amway Pants Don’t Fit!
Remember when Amway was selling clothes a few years ago?
I bought a swimsuit that was pretty decent so I can say that I actually bought one product that Amway sells that I did not hate. Hell, I liked that swimsuit enough that if Amway still sold them I might have bought another one.
Not the same story for a pair of pants that Ambot bought for me which I didn’t really want, but you know all the bullshit upline plugs into you about buy from your own store.... I rock a size 4 in skinny jeans but depending on the cut I could be up a size, so Ambot started with a size 6 pair of Amway pants which might have been the smallest size available. Just a regular looking pair of casual pants but nothing I would have bought if I’d seen them in the store. May have had a checker or houndstooth pattern to them. I tried them on. Couldn’t fasten them up, too tight in the waist. Ambot sent them back and exchanged for a size 8. Same problem. Too tight in the waist. Couldn’t fasten them. Ambot wants to exchange for the next size up. I tell him forget it. The pants aren’t that great anyway. But he doesn’t listen and one day he presents me with a size 10 pair of pants. I’m not happy but I try them on and like the other pairs they are exactly the same waist size as the other two smaller pairs - too tight and won’t fasten. I tell him there is obviously a problem with Amway’s clothing line. Normally when you buy larger clothing sizes they are, well larger, and a looser fit than the size down. If I put on a size 10 pair of normal pants they’d be sliding right off me. Every single one of these pants had the same waist size that I’m guessing was about a size 2, although as the sizes went up the hips and thighs were roomier.
Um, here’s a big clue Amway. When a clothing size number goes up, all dimensions have to change. You can’t leave the waist a tiny size and make the hips larger as the size numbers go higher. Perhaps this is why Amway is no longer in the business of selling clothing?
But Ambot is determined. He exchanges the pants again and presents me with a size 12. You guessed it, they were too small too. I thought that would be the end of it until he shows up with a size 14.
“Forget it!” I tell him. “I am not going to try those damn pants on again! It doesn’t matter what size you get they’ll never fit!”
And ladies you get this. Who wants to wear clothes that are up 10 sizes than what you normally wear? Like what the fuck!
Men clearly don’t get it when it comes to women’s clothing sizes.
Finally Ambot gets a clue that I am not going to wear a piece of clothing in the double digit sizes and gets a refund. And the fucking assholes in our Amway upline lose some bonus points.
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I can explain why those Amway pants didn't fit you.
ReplyDeleteAll Amway products are made as cheaply as possible. If any real quality at all were put into the products, they would have to be even more expensive than they are now, and would be really impossible to sell.
What happened is clear enough. The producers of the Amway pants decided that "size" in pants referred only to hip measurement, and they made no accommodation at all for waist measurement. This way they saved some cloth.
Any serious clothing manufacturer would never have made an idiotic mistake of this nature. That's Amway for you: a completely fake, pretend business. If they can't even be trusted to make a pair of pants, what must be true about their other products?
Amway products may be expensive, but they are produced on the cheap.
Anonymous - I'm sure Amway bought a shipment of pants that were all the same size and then one of the staff was assigned to put different size tags on them.
DeleteAnd you're right, no legitimate clothing manufacturer or retailer would do something this stupid.
Amway products are cheap junk sold at overinflated prices to a bunch of brainwashed losers who pretend they're business owners.