Britt Dunlop

As they get older, they change size, and so they just get different clients as they change size.

That is where a very, very small percentage is blessed with the genetic proportions.

And they all have to be proportionate.

Mm-hmm.

things like the length of your arm, the width of your shoulders.

There are measurements that are just physically you can't change, that you're just born with or not.

If my shoulders were 16 inches, I couldn't do tops.

I mean, I could do bottoms, but I couldn't do tops.

I am so close to an industry standard mannequin that I am almost identical to the one that you can buy from Alvanon.

Alvanon is a mannequin company.

There's an Alvanon mannequin that is like my identical measurements.

I can tell when I put on a garment when it hasn't been fit on a fit model.

Instantly.

The balance is off.

The pockets are in a weird place.

Neckline not being big enough or doesn't stretch, doesn't fit over your head properly.

Things that a human being clearly didn't put on.

The entire time they're asking, how does it feel?

What do you think?

And you're talking the entire time.