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Lolly · 13-01-2007, 14:25

I've just been to Asda, and decided to look for a new top for work. I saw a really nice top, and was looking at the sizes and noticed a size 4 (the infamous American size 0) I thought maybe it was a mistake, but looking at all the other clothes they all had size 4's. I picked up a pair of jeans and took it to the childrens section, it was the same size a 8-9 year old.

Now i'm not saying that their isn't size 4 women, but I think that by putting this size in somewhere like Asda it could give impressionable young girls the idea that it looks good. I know the size issue has been done many times in various threads, but I thought this point should be highlighted.

Oh and I bought a top in the end, a nice healthy size 12.

13-01-2007, 14:25	#1
Lolly Senior Member+ Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Ossy Posts: 1,667 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 206	George Clothes I've just been to Asda, and decided to look for a new top for work. I saw a really nice top, and was looking at the sizes and noticed a size 4 (the infamous American size 0) I thought maybe it was a mistake, but looking at all the other clothes they all had size 4's. I picked up a pair of jeans and took it to the childrens section, it was the same size a 8-9 year old. Now i'm not saying that their isn't size 4 women, but I think that by putting this size in somewhere like Asda it could give impressionable young girls the idea that it looks good. I know the size issue has been done many times in various threads, but I thought this point should be highlighted. Oh and I bought a top in the end, a nice healthy size 12.