My normal jeans got a hole in them the other day, went to the shop yesterday to buy a replacement pair of the exact same ones. Picked up what I thought were the same jeans, same exact size etc, got them home, longer leg than my existing pair.
How can the same shop differ in leg length when they are the same exact size!?
The doorstop in the kitchen is just big enough to hold the kitchen door open, but if you stand on the lino around it, the door goes over it, and SHUTS. V annoying, but easily sortable.
I kind of feel your pain. Bought a pair of blue slacks and black slacks, both the same style, size etc just different colours. Blue fit like a glove and the black ones look ridiculous. What gives Tone?
Nonsense innit. 30 x 30 is a measurement, it’s not some vague notional sizing that you would expect discrepancies between, it is a factual measurement. The new pair are a good inch and a half longer than the old pair though. My gf was trying to tell me it’s because I’d accidentally bought ‘Straight’ cut instead of ‘Slim’ cut or some bullshit but why would that make a 30L a 31.5L!?
Bought a three-pack of socks, there was only two in there when I opened the packaging. I have the receipt, but it seems silly to bother going back to swap them. Each sock is worth 50p in theory.
Just did pal. Potential for issues as the price I paid was £5.99 and the others on the shelf said £6, but they did a straight swap. I’d have been thinking about that quid every time I put those socks on otherwise.