Is charging more for larger sizes discrimination? 🤔

No. Curtains cost more than napkins.

Lol how is it discrimination?! Your garment requires more material to make, and won't sell as well as the more average sizes. What kind of entitlement is this

Hate to break it to her, big guys pay more for their clothes too. Anyway, I come across this a lot on Amazon where they offer specials on certain sizes that they don’t on others. You can’t make a 4 man tent for the price of a pup tent.

double the fabric- double the cost. Math must be hard for that one. Plus that style of clothing should not go on that body shape - it's a stupid tax

Hahaha, really? So when she orders a double cheeseburger, does she pay more? More Material, More Cost!

Completely fair. They clearly spend more on food so now they can spend more on clothes. Make fat shaming great again.

This is a really good question. I am a garment manufacturer, and our raw material (bison down) is stupidly expensive, a small pair of our heaviest boot sock, "Trekker" takes almost half as much as an XL pair. We charge the same. It's really not fair to the consumer.

Most of the time clothing is the same price regardless of size. If anyone is facing discrimation it is those paying the same price for a small that has half the material of an XL. How much have we been subsidizing the clothing costs for larger sizes all these years?

The amount of material it's gonna take to cover that land whale.

No, it's economics baby