Does one size fit all?

One size fits all shoes/slippers seems unrealistic somehow. I mean...everyone's feet are different! A friend once bought a one size fits all shirt at Walmart(first mistake, but yes, that's only my opinion). She sent me a picture of the shirt, with her, and her 2 young children, ALL inside the shirt! It was like a tent you would camp out in! I think you would have to weigh a gazillion pounds to fill up a shirt like that. But, it was pretty funny to see all 3 of them in the same shirt!

In my young adulthood ai was good at one size fits all and most things fit, Now I prefer to be comfortable and often order xxx sizes just for plenty of room,

Yes and I do not order one size fits all products anymore..because they are liars. Sorry that did not work out Amber.

I guess they should have said 'one size fits most' or maybe make one to fit most small sizes and one to fit most larger sizes. Are they big enough to be comfortable? I hope so.

I haven't ever bought slippers online. And one size for all Feet is too good to believe

That's definitely misleading. I too have a bigger foot compared to Indian female population and I don't get much choices. I have started doing most of the shopping online, but not for my footwears. I can't buy one without trying it.

I can see it with things like socks - they can stretch quite well. Maybe with some other clothing like dresses, which may just fit differently depends on size. I'm not sure how one size footwear could fit all, unless they're made entirely of elastic or suchlike. Ive never had trouble myself with that sort of thing. I have had occasions where things have come up much bigger or smaller than expected. I also have a pair of gloves that look really tiny (think toddler sized) but actually do fit my hands (which aren't huge but definitely bigger than most toddler hands). I so think that the one size fits all claim is a tricky one. I guess they go by an average but don't take into account those who are above or below whatever average measurements they use.

They need to say "one size fits most". I would not try that with shoes, even slippers. Sometimes I can get away with it for gloves.

Not sure, one thing I have seen before though is one size fits most. Now that is a more realistic claim.

I do not get one size fits all slippers because I have big feet and they will not fit me.

They really should use exact sizing for slippers. Some outfits from China were obviously designed for tiny Chinese girls, not us.

Not for shoes. Socks do have a range where it fits most people and I've bought watches with adjustable Velcro bands where one size will work. Also, baseball hats which I have use adjustable Velcro straps or different diameter settings which will fit all. Other than that, I can't think of anything else. One thing which aggravates me about sizing is clothing. I sometimes am unsure about buying a medium or large item. I've had mediums that fit great in the store, but once you wash them they shrink. Have you ever had that problem?

One size, from my own experience, definitely does not fit all. I don't even know why they make such things. lol

I have not had a problem with this because I am a size 5 which seems to be an average size for a woman. The problem I get when shopping for footwear is that size 5 is so popular that , in the sales, there are never any size 5 left. There are plenty of fours and sixes but all the fives have been taken.

Magic slippers? As one tries to get in them they automatically either increase or decrease in size (lol)

Not really. If something is marketed as gender neutral, it's often easier to figure out the sizing. Anything marketed for women on the other hand. Even help me.

All the time I bought a "one size fits all" I had issues.

I can wear most slippers like that.

Yes, once I got a shirt and one size didn't fit all because it didn't fit me

I usually figure that anything over a size 7, you need to be cautious when ordering one-size-fits-all. My feet have grown from a 7B to a 9-1/2 wide because I wear flip flops all the time. I probably would look for slippers by size for my big feet. Sorry yours didn't fit. Have a good Sunday.