My online experience started with Amazon.
That must be over some fifteen years ago.
Still something has never changed. Shops selling clothes for the most part do a very poor job. What does S, M, L or 38, 40, 42 mean exactly. I don't have a clue.
Why is it so lazy not to include measurements? Because you know size 42 doesn't necessarily mean 42 inches. Even pants listed as 34 don't mean 34 inches.
When it comes to online shopping especially clothing, we are still in the stone age. Sure the web site may be HTML5, CSS, JavaScript and all the cutting edge and the company spends a fortune on it but hey they can't tell you what a Large is.
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