Oh! Your husband is one up on mine! He actually calls and asks. Mine just BUYS WHATEVER HIS HAND TOUCHES.
He wears a size 12 shoe. But has bought 9's. And worn them. For over a year and a half. ((As a matter of fact he has worn MY shoes; men's size 8, and then just been baffled that I'm ticked they're all stretched out. Also not entirely believing that I'm *right* that they are stretched out. Um 12 v 8. I've been trying to buy girlier shoes just to circumvent his cramming his feet into my sneakers)).
He has a 30 inch inseam and a variable 28-36 inch waist (body builder type, um... you know the size of your biceps, but not your waist???). He will wear ANY size that his hand touches. He just belts them higher or lower. (Hand to forehead).
And don't get me started on cut, style, material, color. <rolls eyes> OR the clothes he has bought our son. Pants that the cuff hits our son's KNEES ("Hon, they aren't shorts." / "Well the FIT." / "No. They don't." / "He can wear them as short." / "If we want him to sing in the Vienna Boys Choir."), and similarly has bought teen clothes that the shirt hits our son's knees and the sleeves are over 6 inches longer than our son's finger tips. ("But he'll grow into it." / "If he doesn't wear it for 5 years, but he loves it, because you bought it, so it will be rags in 5 years." / "Well why don't YOU buy him clothes, then." / "I do. I have a budget for it. You just spent that budget on clothes that don't fit, without asking, again."
Shrudder. REALLY don't get me started on Value Village. He's come home with FORTY "new" shirts that he got for $3 each. All without trying them on or looking at sizes. Can we SAY $120 + TAX down the drain. Not to mention only 6 fit, and of those 6 only 1 gets worn because it's the only one that looks good???
His band had a stylist for a reason.
I do love the man, but, MY GOD.
Upside. It only took 8 years, but he now does try things on before buying them. We're working on looking in the mirror.
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