LA woman claims there’s a ‘fat tax’ at Target after discovering higher prices for larger sizes.

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Ok-disaster20222 months ago953

I'm a big dude and can understan the need for more material more cost to make. But also as someone familiar with the cost of materials in fast fashion, the material and mass difference is literally insignificant to the cost if the overall product. 

Beautiful-Load-55402 months ago176

Stop shopping at Target.

VelvetRabbit912 months ago145

Baby/toddler clothes can be just as expensive as adult clothes. Baby socks should be like 10cents then right?.. and panties should be $1-$3 instead of $8-$20

MyMagentaPenis2 months ago100

More cloth is needed for bigger sizes.

Mr_CleanCaps2 months ago90

People here talking about more material = more money but will pay more for holes in their jeans and small lil tank tops.

The amount of fabric used from Xs to a XL is so negligible- crazy how people ride this hard for the big corporations…

rosie24902 months ago73

Wow. Vast majority of these comments so far are very disappointing.

There’s no price difference between XS and XL, but the sizes above XL cost more. That’s the issue. That makes no sense.

Blah blah “more material” blah blah. That still doesn’t make the pricing structure make sense. And keep in mind, that Target doesn’t exactly sell high-quality stuff either. So it’s not about cost to manufacture.

ShizunEnjoyer2 months ago50

Shitty cheap clothes made of polyester shouldn't cost more for bigger sizes, it's made of plastic and not meant to last. I get more material is used, but that extra material probably costs 2 cents.

Skreamie2 months ago35

Isn't it about most runs of clothing being from around XS - XXL and anything above that being niche sizes? So those sizes aren't produced in as much demand and therefore cost more?

GreatAndPowerfulZiz2 months ago24

Guys this isn't an issue of material differences, it's a difference of production batches. As an example I like wearing khakis, most companies don't make them in my size, and if they do they are more expensive, because they don't make many of them. If you don't make them en masse there going to be higher overhead costs per unit.

greatercolorado2 months ago22

If they charged per square inch of fabric, XXS clothes would cost less than medium and medium tall would cost less than XL.