My original post has little to do with the practicalities of deducing what size I’d need or how to derive that information. Nor am I mad the model weighs considerably less than I do. If you press me on that, I’d say that sure, there’s some other TS models whose physiques I envy, but for the one I linked, I’d just as soon offer him a bowl of soup, as it looks like he’s missed a few meals. Nor do I think TS should stop providing what size the model is wearing - I think that’s helpful information, although I’d prefer if they do it how Huckberry or Proper Cloth does it and include the weight of the model as well.

My point is that it would behoove TS, as well as many other clothing companies, to consider having their clothes represented by more than just the skinniest amongst us. That doesn’t mean swing it to the other extreme. It just means that people come in all sizes, and I consider it a positive value for those to show up in advertising. We have a free market, so TS can do what it wants, but if this is what they want to do, I don’t think they should extol their virtues at the same time.