Slapfighting from the 2024 Halloween Merch Run thread

[a hapless toad]

Based on the responses here, not even the women want a women's cut.

That's because they're all too fat to fit into them.

 

[Hubelublub]

That's because they're all too fat to fit into them.

Or because moids, instead of actually accomplishing anything with their lives, spend their days criticising female bodies so much that women want to cover up with baggy sweaters so they don't get attention from horny incels.

I’m posting it in Beauty parlor threads, I’m not sure people pay attention if it isn’t highlighted.

Likely too late for this merch run anyway, to get a women's cut organised by tomorrow.
I'm not sure if Null will know how many women have ordered in this merch run, but if he does, that might give a starting point to know how much ground is left to get a women's cut in the next merch run. He needs at least 100 who are not only female, but will reliably order a women's cut. Doable, but might require a bit of campaigning.
Women are much more amenable and accommodating, so getting us to advocate for ourselves is always an uphill battle.

 

[Spock]

That's because they're all too fat to fit into them.

Women's clothing sucks.
The fabric is soft and lightly spun, therefore thinner, see-through unless it's black, of lower durability, and usually not 100% cotton as a result. I also don't like soft clothing, it really irritates me.
Women's clothing is more expensive because the cut is not as easily automated.
The neckline is far too wide and low. The curved waist makes the fabric cling and that is a sensory nightmare. The bust is either too small or too large or isn't in the right place for your height or build. The sleeves are usually shorter than you'd like and the shoulders aren't wide enough unless you get a size-up, but then the waist is too big.
I used to wear women's clothing until I bought a pair of men's jeans and was astonished by just how much better quality they were for the same price. Now I only buy men's clothes or S sized Gildan t-shirts from the craft store. Saved a lot of money that way.
Unisex ftw
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Anyways, I would love to have the viking design on a black shirt with the collar and sleeves trimmed with white, like vintage t-shirts.