Teefury

YES PLEASE. Nerds/geeks come in all sizes.

i agree as well!

Definitely! I would be much more likely to buy more shirts if they fit me better :D

Yes, Yes Yes!!! XS is a must!!

I like this idea!

Did you try hot water and drying it on hot cycle? That shrunk my large women's tee down to almost a medium.

bumping this. I'm not a small lady, by any means, but I know how hard it can be to find good clothing.

Why on a thread that is asking for larger sizes, there is usually someone who says "Just lose weight to fit in a tee fury shirt" but on a thread where they are asking for smaller sizes there isnt anyone saying "Just gain weight to fit in the shirt" ?

LOL probably because if you are naturally an extra small than it would be unhealthy to gain weight. However if you don't fit in a 2X size shirt and you aren't 7ft tall than you are more than likely obese and losing weight would be a positive thing!

There are naturally larger people (not most of them though) who can not lose the weight due to some health problem and they are still told to lose weight. basically what i getting at is from what i have seen...

"If you are heavier you should lose weight and if you are tiny than it is naturally thin and everyone wants to be like you."

It is just an observation that i have really noticed lately on forums.


BTW i am in no way telling anyone to lose or gain weight. I say if you are happy with how you are then awesome.

I totally agree with this. I have two shirts from this site in a WS, and they're both pretty loose on me. I prefer my shirts to fit properly, so a WXS would be brilliant.

@Hollowtear: I see where you're coming from. It's frankly rather rude to tell people they should lose weight if they can't fit into a shirt. As you've said, some people are bigger because of medical problems which means they just can't lose weight.

Hollowtear said: Why on a thread that is asking for larger sizes, there is usually someone who says "Just lose weight to fit in a tee fury shirt" but on a thread where they are asking for smaller sizes there isnt anyone saying "Just gain weight to fit in the shirt" ?

Because society doesn't find it socially acceptable to be larger, where as an unhealthily thin person is usually revered. *I'm not suggesting anyone who fits into an XS shirt is unhealthy*

This country is filled with double standards like this. It's too hard to tell people they're fine the way that they are.

And this is coming from experience. I was 405 lbs until 2007. I'm about 225 now, and still wanting to lose weight. But I can promise you that when I was 405, I didn't need a single person to make the moronic suggestion of "lose weight" that's pretty much on your mind when you weigh that much, all the time.

Thank you both

I emailed them today to ask about this, and they said that they like to try and offer a variety of sizes, but they have no current plans to add any more sizes.

Which is unfortunate.
The smaller ladies could use properly fitting clothes.

Also, remember standards go both ways when you say "beauty comes in all sizes".

That isn't just for "curvy" women, ya know.