Do you buy "one size fits all" items??

Contributor: surreptitious surreptitious
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Originally posted by Breas
I find that the one size fits all items don't always fit "all"..
I've lusted after OSFA items quite often in the past, but other than things like tights or gloves, I never buy them. Anything that has a built-in boob containment area is guaranteed not to fit all.
02/19/2013
Contributor: bayosgirl bayosgirl
No because I know they won't fit.
02/26/2013
Contributor: Lena Eden Lena Eden
Actually, it depends on the brand. But, IMO, if you're bigger than Large size, I'd recommend choosing between queen size lingerie options
03/23/2018
Contributor: VanillaFreeSex VanillaFreeSex
I just recently ordered this in a "one size XL"

According to the sizing chart it fits size 4-10. I definitely suggest reading the sizing chart for the particular brand as they vary widely as to what size range their "one size fits all" fits. I'm a size 8 or 10 depending on the clothes. I'm really hoping this fits. If it does I'll do a review on it.
09/23/2019
Contributor: Perspicace mais érotique Perspicace mais érotique
Quote:
Originally posted by Breas
I find that the one size fits all items don't always fit "all"..
I used to buy more clothing online but had too many bad experiences with things not fitting well. I would rather try something on before buying it now to save myself a lot of trouble and money.
09/24/2019
Contributor: Heavymetalchick666 Heavymetalchick666
Quote:
Originally posted by Breas
I find that the one size fits all items don't always fit "all"..
Im plus sized even the suggested measurement ranges for one size fits all items are too small for me lol it sucks too because there was this female chest harness with chains that I really wanted to get but there's no way it would fit
09/29/2019
Contributor: C and J C and J
No. Never had a good experience.
11/27/2019
Contributor: VelvetNoir88 VelvetNoir88
I'm plus size but I've got a smaller bust so I can get away with Queen size lingerie as long as it flares out around the tummy and hips. When it comes to thigh highs and stockings I feel like every brand measures a little differently even though they all say Queen size and it's definitely a hit or miss.
06/10/2020
Contributor: CuriousFun CuriousFun
My body type typically doesn't work well with most OSFA-type items. If it's something like leggings, stockings, or panties, those are usually fine, but anything in the boob department will almost aways be too small. I wear about a US size 6-8 in pants, but I have DD-sized boobs, so ONFA, and sometimes even "queen-size" often ends up being too small in the bust. I have similar problems when buying dresses. Things that fit well through the waist and hips are almost always too tight in the chest.

I love my boobs, but they make buying certain types of clothes a bit of a challenge sometimes. Most women's clothing just doesn't seem designed for women with big tits unless they're plus-sized.
06/11/2020