Edit: shirt is taken! (was Anybody want to buy an "Angry Day" t-shirt?)

[beanmom]

I bought this shirt, but I got the wrong size -- I stupidly ordered Women's Large (which corresponds to a size 8/10, chest 36-38", waist 30-32"), and it's too tight for me. Does anyone want to buy it off me? I paid $15 (no shipping) but I will take $10 and I'll pay the shipping. It's brand new -- all I did was try it on and take it off.

Taken!

Comments

[carrier]

I find it funny that in no way would I have called myself an 8/10, but those are roughly my measurements now. O_o Odd.

My question, though, is how are the sleeves? I hate tightish sleeves (self-conscious about my upper arms) and sleeves that are very short, as seems trendy these days.

[beanmom]

Well, (a) it's designed to fit pretty snugly; I think the sleeves are going to be tightish and they're only slightly more sleeve-ish than capsleeves, but more to the point (b) someone else claimed it before you. Sorry! ;)

[carrier]

Fair enough! :-) (And since I was thinking about buying one anyway, I'll content myself with the knowledge that the sleeves would have bugged me.)

[beanmom]

Well, they sell them in women's or in men's sizing. I bought the women's style because I'm trying to dress less dyke-y all the time. ;) But if you bought a men's style, it would have the more normal t-shirt sleeves. You should totally buy one. Because I am the bad influence. Raar.

[dreamalynn]

Ain't nothin' wrong with dressin' dyke-y!

[beanmom]

Nooo, there isn't, but I thought after 25 years of dyke-y I should probably expand my repertoire and try dressing like a woman once in a while. ;)

[dreamalynn]

On the other hand, there's much to be said for having a personal style statement. :)