Costco needs to learn about supply and demand. Large and extra-large clothing always sells out first, leaving tons of small sizes unsold. Will they ever learn?
It seems to me that somebody in the clothing industry must be doing body measurements. It’s the logical thing to do. Then you have the logisticians who figure out the most common sizes and produce and ship accordingly.
So how is it when I am at Kohl’s i can find racks of 48 inch waist, 20 inch inseam or 20 inch waist and 48 inch inseam pants and nothing in between?
Obviously the demand and supply curves are different.
SHAKEDOWNCITY about 2 months ago
Large “girthers” will never “waist” away.
kendavis09 about 2 months ago
Too much fast food makes for slow go.
nosirrom about 2 months ago
Fast Food – That’s a stretch.
mourdac Premium Member about 2 months ago
The U.S. epidemic.
phritzg Premium Member about 2 months ago
There should be racks for Large, Extra Large, Extra Extra Large, etc., before they get up to the Fast Food sized clothes.
MS72 about 2 months ago
Relaxed Fit.
rmremail about 2 months ago
“Fast Food” – Pick one, because those two words don’t go together.
rmremail about 2 months ago
They forgot one:
“Small”
“Medium”
“Fast Food”
“Diabetes”
gammaguy about 2 months ago
Not to be confused with dogs’ pants.
Just_Karl about 2 months ago
Where is the “big boned” section?
ladykat Premium Member about 2 months ago
LOL!
Jody H. Premium Member about 2 months ago
John, loved your depiction of DeSantis in your editorial cartoon today…
…“these boots are made for walkin’…”
Bex Premium Member about 2 months ago
Costco needs to learn about supply and demand. Large and extra-large clothing always sells out first, leaving tons of small sizes unsold. Will they ever learn?
dpatrickryan Premium Member about 2 months ago
“Small”, “Medium”, and “American”?
Frank Burns Eats Worms about 2 months ago
For those who XL at eating.
dflak about 2 months ago
It seems to me that somebody in the clothing industry must be doing body measurements. It’s the logical thing to do. Then you have the logisticians who figure out the most common sizes and produce and ship accordingly.
So how is it when I am at Kohl’s i can find racks of 48 inch waist, 20 inch inseam or 20 inch waist and 48 inch inseam pants and nothing in between?
Obviously the demand and supply curves are different.
julie.mason1 Premium Member about 2 months ago
The clerk asks, “Would you need to super size those pants?”
jvscanlan Premium Member about 2 months ago
Small, Medium, Large, Queen, and oh my god it’s coming toward us