#brandymelville

[@Isaviolin]

I also fluctuate between a size 6-8. I dont shop a lot but this store would definitely bum me out.

[@saelervenhorst9805]

fr, I would’ve been so happy to be there and then crushed to find out stuff doesn’t fit😭this is just rude to people in general

[@1unaeclips8]

👏❤️

[@maribart4237]

Then don’t go there. Duh.

[@ntbored7727]

@certīfied_yungG Why so dramatic? Some girls are still small even growing up.
The store isn’t even for your age range.

[@mayoosh1360]

Their clothes are honestly cute! But I’m a 6-8, and I don’t exactly like tight things… garage is a good alternative !!

[@noemid294]

as a person who’s 17 and weighs 95 lbs and am a petite girl who wears xxs clothing i appreciate stores like this cause im so small and i can barely find any clothes that fits normally. there’s stores like torrid that are for plus size women and i think that’s great for them. i get why everyone’s upset but like it’s helpful to the smaller petite people who can’t find clothes that typically fits them to be able to shop in a place where everything practically fits them.

[@zianne_anissa]

torrid can’t be comparable though because it doesn’t offer just one general plus-size. no one’s upset that brandy offers petite sizing but that it offers ONE petite sizing for one specific body type and composition. also the leadership over brandy is controversial too.

[@cassandrahood7665]

🤡

[@lillynxy]

yeah the difference is the intention wasn’t for petite clothes. I’m a tall girl with curves, I’m not plus sized but I’m not skinny either. I get the feeling of not being able to find clothes bc it’s either too short or the curves are not where they need to be for me. regular waisted clothes are low rise on me, etc etc. if there was a store that just made clothes for tall women like me, sure it’d be great. but if they said that they only make clothes for tall women because only tall women can be beautiful models or something that would be ridiculous. Brandy can have their preferences on sizes to sell, but don’t make it some sort of beauty standard marketing scheme. that’s just gross.

[@o.o2920]

no. brands should be inclusive of all sizes, starting at xxs. its great that youve finally found something that fits you but it doesnt excuse the brand not including anyone who isnt an xxs.

[@Violet-hj2fn]

@@o.o2920 No. Brands have the right to do as they please with their business. Lose the entitlement and shop elsewhere.

[@aqsah14]

I really don’t see a problem, if it’s not for you then don’t shop there. Not everything has to cater towards everyone

[@kyliej8160]

they make clothes for smaller girls..that’s the point of the brand just like how there’s plus size stores
people can stop replying now ur not gonna change my opinion and i’m still gonna shop there sorry 🤗

[@giannapspsmeow]

no they don’t. as a tiny girl myself,, their labels are “one size”. why don’t they label it XS/S? why don’t they make clothes for all sizes in the first place? why does it need to be only for tiny girls?

[@beeeeeesbury]

@@giannapspsmeow tbf it's pretty difficult to find clothes that fit you if you're a small girl here in Europe, I'm not sure about this location though.

[@kyliej8160]

@@giannapspsmeow they are xs/s they’re just labeled one size..bc it is one size, and with that logic, why don’t plus size stores carry all sizes??

[@giannapspsmeow]

@@kyliej8160 what plus stores are there? i’ve never heard of those lol

[@tyleirain9457]

I think you’re missing the point.

[@kayleenorth7839]

Brands can do what they want. If they go out of business.. that's on them.

[@lablilabli5512]

Thats true hahaha dont go and buy their products... thats their business thats what they want. And i agree with u, when they gonout of business thats on them

[@leafsculpture]

Fr- like someone said they dropped friends cuz they shopped here like wtf

[@minabean7243]

And ppl still eat at chick fl a so what’s the problem with brandy-

[@aevariley9961]

@@leafsculpture lmaoo that’s embarrassing bruh people are mega dramatic. like if someone made a “one size” store for plus sized people then no one would say anything 😂

[@karmabrown4635]

Yes I don't know why people are so bothered by this. Just shop somewhere else

[@miriamlevy2514]

While I don’t want to support the brand, people don’t understand how HARD it is to find clothes for girls XS. I’m not even XS but I buy from brandy for my sister because she’s genetically smaller and no other clothes from stores like h&m, forever21, zara, etc, the tops don’t fit right. Even if I buy xxxxs. They all fit awkwardly on her when brandy fits her nicely. Tbh I also wear it sometimes even though I’m a size 6. I buy from there because all three of us (me and my sisters) can fit into those clothes. We all have the same style so it helps to not buy multiples.

[@comisch3885]

this!

[@camx3316]

I feel like this is a good point about inclusiveness, brands should make stuff that fits ALL adults, extra small to plus size. I used to be extremely thin as a teenager and had the same problem, now as a curvy adult I have the exact same problem but reversed.

[@Josichaisdesso]

what? in most of the fashionable stores in my town theres L, M, S, XS, XXS, XXXS….I am an M but I like it baggy so I need to buy mans clothes bc L isnt wide enough

[@pinkmoonmood]

@@Josichaisdesso I have never seen an xxxs in my life, and I go shopping pretty often, but I do see lots of xxxl in almost every store

[@miriamlevy2514]

@@Josichaisdesso I barely ever see anything below XS but if I do it’s only XXS and the material runs big. It’s a struggle because again, TOO MUCH material makes it look loose and also flare out so ‘tight fitting’ or ‘body con’ clothes are just awkward. People I know with this issue are all middle class so it’s hard finding clothes in popular stores most middle class people shop at, aka chains like f21, etc.

[@Angelaaa1015]

Some of us small people need these types of stores. Don’t forget petite women still exist. Try being 5ft and 110 pounds 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@maxine6154]

exactly, i'm 5'3 and 82 pounds and stores like this make it so much easier to shop

[@ratrhythm957]

Then of you won’t fit these clothes ether💀 I’m 5’3 and I bought a pair of pants from brandy that 1 wouldn’t stay up and 2 are too long

[@caitlinsdiary]

brandy state theyre one size .. not smaller sized 😭😭 they should have their sizes numbered instead

[@maxine6154]

@@caitlinsdiary they don't have different sizes. they have one size and it's a small/xs

[@hwmplp]

try being 4’10 lol

[@111coolone]

I mean…they have stores for Plus sized women. Are we going to start complaining that they’re not inclusive to smaller women? When I realized everything at brandy Melville didn’t fit me (I’m a curvier/bigger woman too) I didn’t complain. I accepted that it’s just not the type of store for my body type and moved on with my life rather than choosing to be a victim about it. There’s PLENTY of stores I can still shop at

[@poo5539]

FRR!!!!

[@caitlinsdiary]

they state its one size - meaning it can fit all sizes… 😭

[@shaingreen6833]

plus size stores are branded for plus size people. that’s the point of a plus size store. this one isn’t branded as skinny, they’re clothes all say “one size”. do you know what one size means?

[@bubba94290]

They have plus size stores with multiple sizes. “One size” isn’t real

[@poo5539]

@@shaingreen6833 if u don’t like there policy just don’t shop there

[@alexshaw8167]

“I used to be obsessed with this brand, but I only realized today that it’s one size fits all”
So you used to fit and only noticed it wasn’t inclusive once you were no longer included?

[@phucbich7581]

She was a kid so that would make sense Or she couldn’t afford it when she was younger but thought it was cute n is just now getting to go there n is now disappointed

[@justoneofthosedays]

L + ur annoying

[@yordy1348]

she explicitly says that’s the first time she’s been in the store

[@leafsculpture]

Tbh idk what she’s talking abt. My store has only one clothing item that is one size. It’s socks 💀

[@myamarchington8255]

It doesn’t mean she ever bought anything. I used to see girls doing hauls when I was in high school and I always wanted to shop there but never did because I couldn’t afford it. I did not know they are all one size.

[@r-ina]

Not every store is gonna be "size inclusive." This brand caters to small/petite girls. I myself find it hard to find clothes my size, making Brandy the best clothing store to shop at for me and many other girls. If you don't like it that's a you problem.

[@hwyeb4656]

I think u missed this point, it claims to be ‘one size fits all’ and you do realize that everyone does not fit that size.

[@jvstred9112]

@@hwyeb4656 The labels don’t say ‘one size fits all’, they say ‘one size’. If that size fits you then it fits but if it doesn’t then it doesn’t. Brandy has never claimed that their clothes are one size fits all on their labels or even in their advertising - I have no idea where you got that from

[@khrystynakhrystal]

It's that the clothes are trendy but regular sized people can't wear them

[@ashleyyg4164]

@@hwyeb4656 it’s not ‘one size fits all’ on the label

[@beepboop7090]

Even for petite it probably wont fit well tho. If a size 6-8 can tightly fit a size 00 or 0 will find the clothes to be too big.

[@angel-nv8vp]

If we can have different “fat only” brands then we can have “skinny only” brands as well

[@changgengfan]

💀

[@eugene7360]

period

[@k4ity]

preachhh

[@xin1388]

The point flew over your head.It’s not a “skinny only” brand,it’s just a toxic company in general especially for people with ed,there’s so many videos on yt about it.

[@Random_Tecro]

@@xin1388 that’s not the company’s fault

[@isabellacaselman7813]

No one’s gonna talk abt “regular size” after talking abt being inclusive

[@AN-uj9np]

@@sanallamogan well tbh you can classify body types as skinny regular size which I guess is the normal size and plus size. But yes everyone
Should be regular hence why brands should be inclusive. That does not mean “regular” gonna die down, it means don’t cater to one specific demographic like how most companies focus on thin cause they see that as the beauty standard. Now we have more plus size but ppl are still uncomfortable with the idea despite their being a shit ton of it. And it’s always ppl that have the mostthat fear about not being included. As a “normal size” gal I don’t struggle as much as other ppl and I’m grateful for that.

[@Jesswrites33]

Girl regular just means average size…no super skinny girls are not the average or normal and neither are plus sized girl…it’s nothing to be offended about. Regular size simply means not petite sizing and not plus sizing.

[@_DEVILYCH]

Saying “Regular size” she probably meant “my size” lol

[@MidnightMystify]

THANK YOU! I'm a size 0 and that's normal for me.

[@vidsbykeira]

small:✅
girl:✅
rich: ❌😭
edit: i have never shopped at brandy melville so idk about the prices🤷‍♀️

[@naomiallen3784]

Are you white tho 😂

[@WinterDogs76]

@@naomiallen3784 white doesn’t mean your rich 🙄

[@merrymermaid]

@@WinterDogs76 no no, of course not! their point is that brandy strongly favours white employees and models🥴

[@Tabbyanamations]

Also why don’t they put the price on their tag it’s like saying if you don’t think you can afford it then don’t shop here which I guess is their message

[@-uglyhag-5000]

@@WinterDogs76 Yepp.

[@zyonn4098]

PERIODDDD!!!! finally an influencer said what i’ve been thinking. i don’t even go into the store anymore and have lost friends that support them

[@ChewyGraal]

So glad u got rid of the shallow friends 😭❤️

[@Wow-vw6ws]

@@madd7e i would say that’s fine and even good. I buy second hand clothes of bad companies too because someone already bought it and If they throw it away it’s just going to rot in a landfill. Have a good day 😁

[@leafsculpture]

@@ChewyGraal I’m confused. Why would u drop a friend who shops there?

[@leafsculpture]

@@madd7e ofc not- it’s ok to shop there

[@ChewyGraal]

@@leafsculpture Because your friends would be supporting someone fat phobic???

[@spicymcchicken2272]

dude this is literally the only brand that fits me that actually has cute clothes and isn’t for children , all of you trying to shut it down need to stop

[@ratrhythm957]

The ceo of brandy has made statement saying that they wouldn’t hire black or brown people or plus sizes people

[@chuusenberg519]

Brandy is an awful brand like the clothes aren’t the problem

[@spicymcchicken2272]

@@ratrhythm957 well I’m brown , and have no desire to work there. I just want my clothes..

[@stancesome]

@@ratrhythm957 ok excluding black and brown people that’s really dumb but plus sized, understandable because I think the employees there have to wear brandy.

[@Filmedbyeme]

OMG YES THANK YOU, I have gone shopping for hours on end in so many stores and if I’m lucky I’ll find one thing that fits me. When I discovered brandy Melville I was so happy because I had found a store that had cute clothes AND stuff that actually fit me for once

[@kandace3143]

Bro it’s just clothes😂 I don’t see y’all rooting for the petite people who don’t always have their sizes in stores etc

[@catd8929]

preach

[@urfavoritestrawberryblonde]

watch the brandy melville documentary. it will tell you about how the owner is a racist creep and much more. he let one of the models get grâped by his friend and they also don’t use people of color as models

[@angelroman3487]

Because they just want to be victims. It's pathetic. These damn communists

[@laylahutcheson3859]

Because us "none regular" size have an extremely hard time finding clothes elsewhere.

[@maritalarsson8067]

I wouldnt say that brandy is regular sized though as they are xs-s and most people are m

[@laylahutcheson3859]

@@maritalarsson8067 yes, I know. But it sounds bad when she said "regular sizes" making it seem as though your not normal if you wear xs.

[@ratrhythm957]

Even if your an xs the clothes still aren’t gonna fit y’all💀

[@madelinesargents]

as a skinny girl, this is such a good brand for me because a lot of tops don’t actually fit me right in other places. There’s plus size only stores but you don’t see skinny girls going in there and complaining and making videos about how they aren’t “inclusive”

[@ratrhythm957]

You know plus size brands also have xs sizes…

[@sleepyw1253]

@@ratrhythm957 what about us ppl that need xxs or even smaller?

[@lorenebonsu146]

Thank u, I was the same growing up. I was too small to fit anything. Jeans always had a bunch of space in the hips. brandy Melville is a god send for petit girls.

[@shaingreen6833]

yeah but plus size stores are branded for plus size people. brandy doesn’t. they legit put “one size” on their stuff. you can’t seriously compare the two things.

[@bubba94290]

If that’s the case, then the store should have S, XS and XXS sizes but they don’t. Everything is labeled as “one size.” How is that inclusive for any size?

[@howellaboutno9500]

Now picture her walking into a plus-sized only store and complaining that there’s no clothes for skinny people.

[@milaluvs1]

fr

[@KaiKailuv]

Be soooooo ffr

[@chloe-222]

i don’t get why people are always mad at brandy melville. it’s a store meant for petite/smaller girls. just like there’s stores meant for plus size girls🤷‍♀️. it’s both equally to find petite sizes and plus sizes in stores like target or walmart for example. which is why torrid for example and brandy melville were created smh.

[@River_arthur]

When she said “regular sized” I was like isn’t that everyone? Like idk what a regular size is but ok

[@changgengfan]

No, people are different. There are so many different body shapes. These are one size only, not one size fit all.

[@thomasedison1700]

WHY DOES EVERYONE DEFEND THIS COMPANY DO SOME RESEARCH SND FIND OUT THEY ARENT INCLUSIVE TO SKINNY GIRLS HAHAFHSHSIDJDVEUHEBE DHDIHD D

[@meowmeowmeowww10]

i completely agree with everything except when she said “regular sized”

[@alwaysannoyedforever518]

That's what it's called though... It's regular/straight-sized, mid-sized, and plus-sized. Idk what the small one is. I think it's petite.

[@aparna2701]

I’m sorry, there are SO MANY girls who can’t find clothes that run smaller than XS. This brand may cater to them. Just because a brand doesn’t cater to you, doesn’t mean it shouldn’t be in business. In your words, there are so many brands catering to larger sizes. Heck, I walk into a Marshall’s and see 3XL clothes. If you don’t like them, don’t give them business.

[@Cherry-ki3ln]

How is one size automatically XXS or XXXS? It's just one size that will STILL be too big for you

[@evie3978]

i'm a US size 8 (which is like between a small and medium) and brandy tops fit me perfectly but the bottoms are way too small to get into so it clearly isn't even one size, my XS friend finds that the bottoms (and tops) are actually too BIG for her

[@ems_.]

THANK YOU! I’m petite and us short girls need cute clothes too! 😭

[@rebeccabeccaja]

It's not just that it's also the fact that the CEO is a horrible person

[@aparna2701]

@@rebeccabeccaja well, that’s not what was discussed in this video though. I am not aware of what the CEO did so I can’t comment, but just from what this person says in the video, they seem to assume smaller girls just have it very easy and that no business should cater to them.

[@Meowmoewder]

So people who fit into these clothes aren’t “regular sized”?
Edit: I get what she meant by regular sized now. It could’ve been phrased better…& the way she’s trying to guilt trip ppl that fit into these clothes kind of bothers me…just say it’s a shitty company

[@gomennegao]

Where did they say that

[@JD-uj5cp]

Bro, r u seriously mad about her saying this. She is legit talking about a brand that sets an unrealistic standard, by having one size that is just not attainable or healthy for most women and girls.
Someone shoot me in the head please

[@classic014]

@@JD-uj5cp I don’t have a store near me. Like the comment above you says, every country has an average size. Healthy looks a little different for every, but I’d say the average teenage girl could fit into at least one piece of clothing.
You don’t fit? Don’t shop there. Like the video says, so many stores are “body positive.”

[@JD-uj5cp]

@@classic014 Bruh u didn’t even properly read the comment above mine, the person is saying how Brandy Melville does not cater to the average size in the U.S. Also, it’s not only about being skinny. They are not catering to the average teenage girl at all, unless she is skinny, tall, wealthy, and white. Their brand is built on being exclusionary and in the worst way possible.
Also, I don’t care that it exists. So I have no idea why you felt the need to provide that “insightful” response, my point was disbelief at the original commenter tone deafness.

[@classic014]

@@JD-uj5cp I wasn’t trying to be insightful.💀 but what does being white have to do with anything? Cause the clothes are pricey?💀
Sorry for reading wrong. Geez. Anyways my whole point was if you don’t like the store, go to the many other stores that are inclusive.
If we wanted to stop funding these “non-inclusive” stores, then stop creating videos.
Just leave them to rot.

[@__aastha__]

Imagine if someone walked into a Plus size store looking for small sizes and filmed a whole video about how it’s not “inclusive”. Not all brands need to include everyone.

[@amina-nz4zx]

THISSS

[@Apes_are_monkeys]

The reason that people don't like Brandy Melville is not because they sell clothes for petite people, but rather due to their marketing and the history of the brand. It is designed to exclude people rather than include people. It wouldn't be a problem if all they did was provide small sizes, but their advertising, "one size fits all" can be very harmful to young people when they do not fit that ideal. There are also other allegations against the company/ CEO, (like racism) that I believe makes them a bad company. Not trying to call you out here, and it's fine if your opinion doesn't change because of me, but I just wanted to explain a few reasons why a lot of people feel this way about Brandy Melville.

[@_DEVILYCH]

@@Apes_are_monkeys I appreciate that you learned the story of this brand and sharing with others but..do you do that to every single store you go to? Like you read their story since the beginning before you take decision to go there or not? Pretty sure most of the stores have some kind of controversy in their background

[@mru3450]

Now imagine if that happens today, it doesn't.
This company is a cult stfu

[@goomba6951]

i love brandy melville because of the very soft cotton fabric they use on certain tank tops. The fabric is really difficult to find these days for a cheaper price. I wish they were more size inclusive but for the quality of some of the fabrics, i cant give it up.

[@gabriellegraham4103]

I’m a size 2-4. Most of their clothing is too tight on me. BUT I was a 00 at one point and loved this place. It’s definitely for petite women. I don’t recall ever walking into torrid and being upset that they don’t carry my size.

[@mr.anonymousoppai3725]

Well i get your point but for someone who couldnt even fit on an xs some shops like these have certain targets like torrid and etc.

[@maramra393]

Imagine going into a plus size store and being mad there's no XS clothing for petite women.

[@Eva-un7mj]

Preach

[@yoppi560]

Very much not the same

[@Solaceon]

Plus size stuff isn't branded "one size fits all". You're not oppressed, go back to the children's section.

[@gabbyroca2952]

There’s always XS clothes

[@Monarchy.]

The entire point of this video just ✈️ right over your head.

[@_daughter_630]

I'm obsessed with their clothing, like it's so cute. BUT- there's one problem. I'm too big. This is also at Pacsun, which is also a super cute, trendy clothing brand.

[@catwithcr0cs]

i used to love pacsun until they started carrying brandy clothes :( so disappointed that they would support a racist, misogynistic, and lowkey pedophilic company. i wish more people knew about how horrible the brand is

[@oogaboogass]

She's acting like plus-size stores don't exist 💀
Here lady you dropped this: 🧠

[@SarahTiffanyPark]

This is like saying that ‘Torrid’ is not inclusive bc everything is plus size 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@Ana-ty8sl]

There clothing starts at a size 10 which is a medium!

[@_DEVILYCH]

@@Ana-ty8sl but they don’t have XXS, how are they inclusive? Or it’s only one way? Lol

[@pintobears]

literally ONE size of people can wear brandy melville. it’s not inclusive at all lmao

[@tammertx]

Not the argument you think it is

[@Meikemuffin]

@@Ana-ty8sl Um a US size 10 is not a medium 😅 maybe a UK size 10

[@blake21084]

it’s just how they do business, if you don’t like it don’t shop there. Not every store is gonna be “size inclusive” like i said, it’s how they do business. it’s what keeps the store alive. brandy is a wonderful store for me and i love it because i fit into they’re clothing. if you don’t like the store, idc. you do you boo, just don’t put other people down because they shop there.

[@monicabroussard840]

I am too big for any of her clothes but guess what ? It is what it is. She runs het business catering to a specific body type. That is how they market thier store. As a chubby woman i am not mad. I will just spend my money where i am thought of. No hard feelings. But i am not one of those chubby girls who put skinny women down. I say we come in all shapes and sizes and i only care about your heart. Not your body. I embrace inclusiviy and i think we should be judged by our actions than what our bodies look like

[@kayannakagurazaka6190]

I live in Japan., and there’s a lot of one size clothes.

[@chimeiamv]

ikr this is literally the standard in most of east asia

[@_DEVILYCH]

And its always western people who complain that they can’t fit into Japanese brands saying they should manufacture more sizes lol

[@aenirrinea523]

​@@_DEVILYCH For real westerners (mostly Americans) complain about everything that doesn't align with their 'movements', whereas the rest of the world simply don't care.

[@ihatetheUN]

people aren't entitled to having a company's entire manufacturing process changed just bc they're mad they don't fit into one of the very few clothing brands that caters to skinny girls. that's like me wanting fashion nova to go out of business bc my boobs aren't big enough to fill out their tops. 💀 there are THOUSANDS of brands that have a variety of clothes sizes, so why are people still getting butthurt about this single one? just spend your money elsewhere. it's not that difficult.

[@SomberTwilight_]

Reminding me that I need to pick up a few more mini skirts. Thank you

[@annaess3844]

The plus-sized can go shop at PLUS-SIZE stores. IVE NEVER seen a skinny girl complain about PLUS SIZE stores. For skinny girls it’s not always easy to find clothes that fit, a lot of people tend to buy out the XS sizes in virtually every store. Stores like brandy Melville are perfect for us. Don’t complain why they’re in business I’ve never seen a slim girl complain about plus size stores/sections or stores who simply don’t make clothes SMALL enough to fit us! If you don’t like their brand don’t shop there!

[@knockoutsister]

People need to grow up and start loving their body without blaming someone else.

[@user-hf1gj7uq2t]

“Regular sized” girl bye 🤨

[@gummy5862]

“Regular sized” as in your regular fat American or Western European.

[@LyseBennet]

Regular sized like depending on your height, in the medical field you determine a fat or skinny or average person depending on their height/weight comparison
for example I'm 1m85
85kg, 75kg, and 92 kg are just perfect for me (these are not EXACT numbers but you know what I mean)
if my weight goes under or upper these numbers I'll be either fat or skinny
so I think that's what she meant by regular sized :)

[@babababoobaboo]

she probably meant average

[@OopyLoop]

… i think she just meant average

[@chloemajlinda3957]

@@OopyLoop but the average person in America is obese…

[@sun88779]

i dont see whats wrong with this? we need more clothing brands / stores that cater to small sized people. as someone who is small in both height and size, it is SO hard to find clothes that fit right and oftentimes brands that market themselves as "size inclusive" do not include small people.

[@SabrinaMui7]

exactly

[@yurival1]

If some store sell only plus size why can't others sell only small sizes. Ridiculous people need to stop being so sensitive. Your small you can shop at stores catering to small sizes if you are plus size shop at stores that carry your size.

[@Silly_1824]

"Small" people don't come in one size lmfao. There are tall petite people, short petite people, petite people with different body types. There's literally no excuse for a store like Brandy to exist with only ONE size.

[@yurival1]

@@Silly_1824 they don't need an excuse. It's what they sell and if it's not what your looking for don't go there. I don't shop at Big & Tall because it's not what I shop for. I'm not going to cry that they don't sell petite clothes.

[@Silly_1824]

@@yurival1alright, but people are allowed to be upset so...

[@yurival1]

@@Silly_1824 and I have a right to judge them

[@ThatZeeZee]

Plus sized stores don't put "one size fits all" on their tags or promote their clothes in that way. Thats the whole point of the video.

[@nat.localpasta]

Ok hear me out. I totally get that this store is not inclusive and only a small amount of people can fit into it. However, I am a teen who’s tall and skinny so it’s pretty hard for me to find clothes that fit me that I also like. With Brandy Melville I can pick out anything I want without having to worry if they have my size that will fit me correctly. It’s honestly the best for that and I can’t get that experience anywhere else. I totally get that not many people feel the same way I do or can’t fit into it, but honestly, is it that big of a deal to leave this store alone and just let it exist for people like me lol? I get it has a weird background or something but nonetheless I’m still gonna get it 🙃 also, I can’t fit into plus sized stores, so what does it matter if some people can’t fit into a petite store like this? All stores are different and carry different sizes depending on the store. I don’t get why Brandy always seems so bad? I’m not bashing anyone or trying to come across as rude btw, I’m just giving my Input on this vid! ☺️

[@Wow-vw6ws]

nobody attacks stores that advertise that they are made for petite people. Nobody attacks stores that only sell “women” or “men” clothing either. People attack this brand because it’s only one size and advertises it’s clothes to young teen girls. It doesn’t advertise as a “petite store” it advertises as a teen girl store. Many young girls develop eating disorders because they can’t fit into these clothes. If you still shop and support a store that makes young girls develop eating disorders, shame on you. 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

[@beba_5frogo165]

They make clothes for small ppl.
Just like how other ppl make clothes for plus size 🙄 not every one has to be in a "movement if they dont want to.

[@sofiacameron6793]

And for everyone saying it’s “one size fits all”, they never labeled it as that. It’s labeled as “one size”.

[@alexalex-lk2he]

And? They' don't owe you anything, they can cater to whom they want to.

[@giraffe1219]

“I would rather shop at Walmart” I really hope I’m interpreting this incorrectly…

[@Brandy_2228]

I think these stores do still count as inclusive due to the fact that some women are more petite and it’s the same concept with plus size stores as well. Lately I’ve been trying my size 6 in stores who have become more inclusive and they don’t fit me. It’s rather too big or too small.

[@alexshaw8167]

It’s not the same concept at all though. Plus size caters to a size range that isn’t carried in regular stores. Brandy Melville caters to one size. There are petite stores and petite sections of stores just as there are plus size stores. What you want is more size inclusivity, not less (and Brandy is giving us NOTHING)

[@emptyricebowl]

I buy from this store sometimes bc they actually fit me. I’m petite, so shopping for my size is extremely difficult, so I appreciate BM

[@sarahbarabe4990]

I'm so glad I live in an area where I've never even seen one of these stores.

[@teagenthetiefling5296]

I’m a size eighteen. I recently found a company that cuts every piece when it’s ordered yet they only go up to size fourteen. That makes no sense.

[@sophie-ng1ux]

i think brandys clothes are really cute, they’re all one size but they have oversized, normal, and tight fits. they’re clothes are just catered to people that fit in them, just like plus sized clothing brands are catered to the people that fit in those clothes. and even though it’s one size, it covers a majority of different sizes, it just will fit differently on others.

[@tara_azadi8752]

i think it’s good because then people stay in shape and are healthy and happy. 💝

[@elielis6]

We don't have those stores in my country but it genuinely sounds like a dream to me. I'm XS and a short person, regular stores rarely ever have shit for me, it's always small to extra extra large. When they do bring XXS-XS merch it's usually still goddamn huge for some reason. Shit is I'm not even a stick skinny person, I workout and eat alot so i have muscles, yet nothing ever fits because the market in my country targets girls with big curves. I'm tired of sewing, tayloring my shit. If you hate this store cause you're a bigger girl then just don't go there, every other store will have your friggin size and if you're very big then try finding some stores that are solely for plus size pple.

[@annevanity3922]

if we can’t have brandy then y’all can’t have torrid

[@agnese2944]

There needs to be a Brand for petite and thin women that isnt problematic
As far as i know, brandy is for young teen girls. And is infamous for *indirectly contributing to ed's and for racism
*They are also known for hiring People based off of looks. (what I mean is, if youre conventionaly attractive, White, young, and slightly underweight then, congratulations, you are hired)

[@annevanity3922]

@@agnese2944 they’re problematic because of racism not for “causing” eating disorders

[@agnese2944]

@@annevanity3922 youre right, also i should have phrased it better

[@annevanity3922]

@@agnese2944 yeah with that mindset any “petite” oriented store would cause eating disorders. i get what you mean lol sorry

[@agnese2944]

@@annevanity3922 hahaha lol its okay, im just really Bad at explaining things

[@Izzywixzy0]

I for one am really happy brandymelville is still working because theyre the only shop that have clothes that fit my body size. Just because they dont fit YOU doesnt mean they should close . Bffr girl the world doesnt revlolve around you

[@raven6298]

brandy works for me because one size fits all usually fits me, so i dont have to worry about the sizes. it does suck though that people that arent really small cant fit though

[@ashleywilliams5869]

I’ve never heard of them before this video.

[@phoenixrising8455]

This store fueled my body issues when I was in high school. I remember all my friends trying on clothes and it all looked so cute on them. I could only fit some shirts and their jackets, it used to really make me feel like I was overweight even though I was a size like a 4/6 at that age, I have curves so my ass and thighs said hold on☝🏽 “why are you in this white ass store in the first place???”
Bottom line never feel bad bc you don’t fit a stores standard of “beautiful”, the people behind the brand aren’t people you want to give your money to anyway

[@MsRizz100]

❤️

[@lorenebonsu146]

Store has nothing to do with white people. As a black petite girl this is one of the only places I could find clothes that actually fit. Other clothes always has a lot of space at the waist.

[@qquinny_]

im a 6-8 too. i have a brandy melville baby tee. i got it from plato’s closet, i love it, fits well, but the sleeves are tight. i like looser sleeves on baby tees, brandy melville needs to step up their game. (its the tee in my pfp)

[@spidermansgirl]

okay but some brands are plus size exclusively. as someone who is VERY SKINNY and i can’t shop anywhere because nothing fits, this store is cool.

[@Discotraxx16]

I feel bad for some girls to be honest they also have plus size stores like Torrid and Lane Bryant which I myself don't fit in so.....

[@sarahdohring1551]

There are a couple brands that cater to larger sizes. I can't even count how many I've seen that only go up to size L.

[@Chrisdoesntlikenoisecore]

IKR!! It’s insane

[@liebensofi]

@@bite_of_balance holy shit its not the end of the world, it's clothing.. stop labeling everything as problematic

[@emmalynne_xoxo]

Yes! I went into this story with my friend who wears a size 0/xs and it made me so uncomfortable because I wasn’t as thin as I thought I should be. In reality, I’m an 8/M and there’s nothing wrong with mine or anyone else’s body. Every company out there should be more inclusive whether it comes to making items in larger sizes or smaller. ❤️
Remember, your body is beautiful, darling.

[@VonVikoGoat]

why would your friend wearing clothes make you uncomfortable like?

[@emmalynne_xoxo]

@@VonVikoGoat its not my friend wearing clothes, its going into a store thats one size only and exclusive to only people that look a certain way. 🫶

[@_DEVILYCH]

@@emmalynne_xoxo yeah but if let’s say you have a big friend and you make her a company to go to torrid would you still feel bad there are no clothes your size?

[@tay.maddie]

The thing about brandy is it’s made for teenage girls or girls who are petite with a skinner build so brandy helps me a lot because i’m 5’3 and 110 pounds and brandy is the only jeans that actually fit me because i have a skinner build you can’t forget petite people exist too

[@mady8060]

i’m petite and skinny too, but the thing is, they don’t market themselves as a petite brand. they market as “one size fits all”

[@cecilia3875]

@@mady8060bullshit. it’s “one size” not “one size fits all” no one ever said that

[@bellamaine7269]

As a skinny flat girl I would appreciate a store like that if they had it where I live
The struggle for me to get fitting clothes without my family members making fun of me for only fitting in "kid size and not grown woman size"

[@thatvampigoddess926]

There are brands that ONLY carry plus sizes and that's fine. Most brands I'm familiar with start at medium. I rarely find a brand that has S let alone Xsmall or XXsmall. So why can't we have a brand that's accommodating to small sizes?

[@edenharris9218]

I’m XS girl and it’s hard to find stylish clothes for me I can’t fit into any regular XXS women clothes but fit perfectly in children’s clothes brandy is so stylish and most of the things fit me! The clothes aren’t for everyone just like how plus sized stores aren’t for everyone

[@mads2cool]

people accept the fact that there are plus only size stores but not this? it’s so annoying.

[@destana1xx]

I understand where you’re coming from, but as someone who is small in height and size it’s hard for me to find clothing at stores that are marketed as “inclusive”. Their small sizes are sometimes even too big or long for me that I just can’t wear them. Brandy Melville is a crappy store, I will never shop there. But let’s not dismiss that some people actually need stores like this because sometimes it’s the only places that will fit us.

[@sarakroczyk321]

You need a store that caters to petite girls. Not a one size store. Even small petite people come in a variety of sizes. A plus size store has a variety of sizes so why shouldn't petite size stores.

[@communistsharks6889]

There are several petite stores where I’m from. Many Asia-based stores also cater to smaller/shorter bodies. And I agree, Brandy Melville’s message is foul, never something to support. I hope you can find a store that fits! Not being able to sucks. I’ve started making my own clothes as a result - maybe give that a go?

[@KafkameetsPlath]

There is no justification for this one size store friend, there is also tall and petite as well that’s not included in this one size.

[@m4dmax977]

as someone smaller, they don’t fit me they only fit one certain body type

[@Brandy_2228]

I completely understand you on this one I always go for my my typical size 6 but lately when I try them on they fall off my body

[@lisa99prince46]

To all of you in here upset that she is upset about the “skinny girl store” when there are “plus size girl store”. Keep in mind that current beauty standards to our bodies does not advocate a plus size shape. As such most stores only go up XL or L, while they do offer many times xs or xxs items. Plus size stores are in place for those above the XL margin, whom are unable to find clothes anywhere else in their size. And if Brandon Melville’s company motto or campaign was “to be able to provide woman below the xs size clothing, that they cannot get in the general market” then there would be no problems. But, this company has made it clear, admitted themselves, that they only want rich skinny girls to wear them. Which is why people hate this brand not only for their terrible and I mean terrible owners, but for their exclusion of sizes M and above, as well as their blatant classism.

[@nikki1400]

I love that "good for you" so much.

[@folklore_lover777]

meanwhile google says “Brandy Melville markets their clothes as “one size fits all” to prevent criticism of their products being size-inclusive. *Size inclusivity is a way of body shaming.* Their clothes being one size sends the message that one can fit all sizes. In reality, the clothing does not fit all sizes.” how the FUCK is being inclusive a way of body shaming?????? what the hell??

[@zianne_anissa]

@Mana why do you assume the person’s plus size just because they have an issue with brandy? check yourself.

[@angel_1809]

I completely believe in being inclusive, but there are stores specific to plus size, and that’s okay. For me, I have trouble finding clothes small enough, that look nice on me.
But If the brand’s executives actually said they only want small rich girls then that is 100% not okay. ❤️

[@sarabobara7039]

im literally 14 and 90 pounds and i used to be obsessed with brandy melville. like literally going in there and going out $100 more broke. then i would go home and try them all on and NOTHING WOULD FIT. i would remember tiring little rubber bands to the straps so it could fit me and everyone making fun of me bc i was too small for it. never shopped there again.

[@lilwaffleiron7845]

Brandy melville caters to a specific body type in the same way that plus sized stores do. I'm petite and I have a hard time finding clothing in my size so for me Brandy Melville is an opportunity to find clothing that I know will actually work on my body. I know there's also a lot of middle school girls who relish Brandy Melville because they are still too small for most stores but are tired of wearing kids clothing, and Brandy Melville fills that niche.

[@allaboutcamii]

as a mid sized girl you can always shop at forever 21, primark, and more. my friend who very petite has few stores to go to including this one being perfect for her bodysize. theres also stores specifically for plus sized woman

[@abbytheredwolf174]

Lowkey tho I have some of my best pieces from Walmart that I’ve had for years.

[@mmm_00082]

As someone who finds a hard time finding clothes my size (because usually everything is too big for me), if stores like this existed where i lived shopping would be so much easier instead of having to go back and forth through the same malls. Just like how some stores sell plus sizes for inclusivity; then there should be stores that sell small sizes which is also inclusive. Since you’re so pissed on the fact they aren’t “inclusive” then go shop somewhere else. You’re able to fit into ALOT of clothes unlike others who share my struggle. Just go somewhere else its not that hard.

[@pip-pip5029]

Having a shop dedicated for smaller women is great. The issues are just with the brand and the people behind it. It markets a narrow type of person as an ideal (white, rich, young, thin) and is outright hostile and prejudice to any other type of person. Throw the whole brand away.

[@gracyn22]

I just don’t like brandy, so expensive for the cheapest kind of clothes. Never bought anything from there and probably never will.

[@xie_19]

And they’re always selling the same white tank tops and hoodies. It’s always the same type of clothes😭😭

[@gracyn22]

@@xie_19 Honestly, like if I really want that I’ll just go to forever 21, way cheaper

[@user-su9py5qm6f]

It's literally just a bunch of white t shirts and tanks. Am I missing something? You can get clothes like that from anywhere.

[@_DEVILYCH]

It’s okay they still have their customers. You know, those who these clothes are meant for lol

[@gracyn22]

@@_DEVILYCH ok… I was just saying my personal opinion buddy

[@fishfingers8441]

Always playing the victim. Leave them alone ffs they can do what they want and obviously it works.

[@alishashashasha6909]

You can go buy overpriced shitty clothes no one cares.

[@estellaclaire8371]

as a really small teen girl mostly shop at brandy Melville because most other clothing companies carry my size or don’t have any variety in my size, it is just an easier shopping experience for us and is sometimes the only option for me at least if I don’t want Ill fitting clothing

[@PhoebeeveGL]

If this store / a store existed for only plus size people, you wouldn’t diss it

[@sweets2ar]

Bro and everything’s like 80 dollars! I got a gift card and I could buy 1 shirt and one dress. And it was for 50 DOLLARS.

[@p3nnyl4ne12]

i think instead of “one size fits all” it should be a store for petite type bodies

[@KiloLuvsKittens]

This is perfectly valid and people also need to remember they have larger clothes to not just small clothes.

[@ibitha]

i’m in my 20s, and i weigh about 80 pounds. i used to be A LOT bigger, (now a 00 or XXS is too big for me, but before i wore as big as a size 10-12) and couldn’t fit brandy. now that i’m underweight after falling ill, brandy is just about the only place that has clothes that fit me. just as there are only plus size stores, there are stores for people who are smaller.

[@kippy.88]

“if i was a little bigger, i wouldn’t be able to fit in anything..” me being a little bigger:🫥🧍‍♂️

[@annawho2220]

Im a tall girl xD back when I was underweight I still wore a size 8/10'... I dont really get "one size fits all" 🙄

[@braelynmaze9232]

it’s not one size fits all, it’s just “one size” and I am a tall girl myself so this is not a store I shop at. It is a store for petite people which is perfectly fine

[@annawho2220]

@@braelynmaze9232 here in middleeurope those brands write "one size fits all" on it, not sure what it is like in the us, ive never been there. and the clothing actually has a relatively wide span of "sizes" because its strechy or something, but it just never fit me, yk

[@sunflwrsvsp]

i cant even imagine trying to shop there. i’m plus size, and if i were to walk into that store, i’d literally bawl my eyes out due to their sizes

[@_DEVILYCH]

I never bawled my eyes walking into torrid? I know those aren’t gonna fit me so

[@ajeet16]

I shop second hand and SO much stuff in depop that looks cute at first glance is Brandy, or shein lookalikes of brandy styles. That means if I buy it, it probably won’t fit me bc I’m a medium size and I’m pretty tall as well, or I would be getting straight up bad quality clothing. I’m so glad there are people still bringing up the problems this brand has like you did, thank you for going in the store to show how the clothing looks even if you couldn’t buy anything. Lots of love❤️

[@Poopoomcgeel]

It’s for tweens. Maybe you should shop at a store for your age group.

[@Silly_1824]

Tweens come in different sizes too???

[@Poopoomcgeel]

@@Silly_1824 yes, but they are all much smaller in terms of bone structure to begin with. They haven’t developed the curves they will have when they get older either, so I’m trying to say that even at my skinniest (115 pounds as an adult) I wouldn’t fit into ANY of Melvilles pants and the dresses would be way to short when I put them on as I had HIPS at that point. I just think the brand is targeted towards, not teens but TWEENS and is not to be expected to fit grown adults for the reasons stated above.

[@Silly_1824]

@@Poopoomcgeel I get what you're saying, but the models on the website are definitely not tweens, which makes it misleading. And even if it were for tweens, making a store that only fits one size of them is still really harmful for body acceptance.

[@Poopoomcgeel]

@@Silly_1824 Oh alright, I’ll give you that point. If the website shows adults I can see how that can be misleading.

[@rachii437]

There is no regular size. Everyone's body type is different and unique.

[@alexalex-lk2he]

They're in business because they're one of the few that make most their clothes with natural fibers such as 100% cotton and high quality. Also, the one size is actually really good for the environment due to less waste. Love their basics. They don't constantly change their clothing, not fast fashion like other stores. They also stick to their values and don't care what others say, I like it. They're big to some and small to some, they don't need to cater to everyone if they don't want to.

[@mickeyandclaire]

Ikr. I went to Pacsun and literally everything was 1 size. I couldn’t fit into anything because I’m a very small person, and that did not make me feel great

[@zoeycrayons7514]

maybe not the “rich” part but me who’s struggled finding clothes that’ll fit me (and btw, i am a very skinny girl and i struggle a lot with gaining weight.) i personally love seeing a store that’s “meant” for one size, it makes it easier to find things in store, that are cute, in style, fit right.

[@user-gp4bl4st3v]

I’m the size that would fit in their clothes, and I love the style, but I have never gone there or bought anything from them because of their horrible morals and all the other problems that surround them. Just look the name up, and you see all the stories that say how horrible they are, WITH CLEAR EVIDENCE, yet they’re still up and running. You don’t even need evidence to know that they should be shut down.

[@YourMom-yp6ev]

Ahh yess why don’t we walk into a store where we know the clothes have one size and You can’t fit any of it.

[@Bahahah121]

Well, I also think there are stores that are really inclusive and some stores that are just for plus size women. I think they could expand their sizing a little bit, but it’s also great for teens and more petite people who don’t even fit in regular smalls or extra smalls.

[@cecilia3875]

thank u. i find it so hard to find stuff that fits me properly and seeing ppl complain about brandy worries me incase they do expand their sizing and suddenly my clothing doesn’t snug my waist anymore

[@Sunsetjeb]

As a smaller person with curves, it’s extremely difficult to find clothing shaped for my body type that isn’t expensive or needs to be altered drastically to fit my body. There are women who need brands like this, it’s not our fault, there are stores that only fit plus sized girls too. I don’t get how people embracing their bodies mean they NEED to insult others.

[@somexsuchii]

i can guarantee that despite being a smaller person with curves, you will not fit half the things in brandy 😭 their clothes arent meant for curvier girls or shorter people since they are one size, and just because its a small size, doesnt mean itll fit all petite girls.
i get that some people will fit into brandy’s clothes, and that it is hard to find clothes that fit you right, but brandy just isnt a good brand, especially if you need more specific sizing and types (ex. shorter/longer pants, curvier, broader/wider shoulders) which brandy just doesnt offer in most of their clothes.
it also doesnt help that brandy has terrible values and their ceo is racist, hiring mainly white, skinny girls :/ overall it isnt a good store. if it fits you, good! im glad you could find a store that has clothes that fit, but not every small person will, and i hate that people keep saying its inclusive to smaller people when it isnt.
i do suggest that you watch some videos on this brand (the exposing documentary type ones), ngl theyre very interesting to watch :)

[@Sunsetjeb]

@@somexsuchii I didn’t say all girls were the same. im sure you’re body is very different from mine, but again my body type is included in their sizes, not perfectly but better than most brands. I’m 5,6” (not short, not tall) 24’-25’ waist depending on the time of the month and 36’ hips and bust. I didn’t say I had the same petite body as everyone else. But that again DOESNT invalidate my body type.
I’m fully aware of their company values but 1 that’s not what she’s complains about. 2 getting rid of a brand that appeals to people of my size for the sake of people of another size is wrong. Especially when the woman in the video complaining DID fit it at one point and now doesn’t. I will not be able to find clothes easily if they destroy all brands like this. You don’t see me saying they should burn bigger size brands because they are too big for me.

[@LuvbugG-oh3mk]

Okay I totally get it. But as a 15 year old that struggles to find clothes rings in my size because how how petite I am, I find that Brandy Melville has a bunch of clothes in my size! So I get why people are bummed or dislike it. I feel that it is really nice to have a store with clothes I can finally fit in that are not always sold out. But with that I think we do need to listen and hear others feelings. ❤️