Why is the XS size so rarely available for clothes?

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This post was last edited by Nuts on 2017-10-14 08:07. When buying clothes, we often see XL sizes – why isn’t there an XS size?

Reply #22017-10-13

x means plus. S, M, L stand for small, medium, and large respectively. For example, xs.s.M.L:XLXXL represents small, smaller, medium, large, larger, and double larger. XM is medium-small; just buy a small size.

Reply #32017-10-13

I was wrong; I didn’t see the XS

Reply #42017-10-13

XS; it’s probably children’s clothing, hehe

Reply #52017-10-14

S is as thin as it can get; there’s no more room for weight loss

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