Online clothing retailer ASOS has been criticised for labelling a UK size 10 item of women's clothing as equivalent to a "large" size. ASOS claimed the description had been a computer error and apologised for the mistake. Which of the following women’s clothing sizes do you think is the rough equivalent of a “large” size?

Online clothing retailer ASOS has been criticised for labelling a UK size 10 item of women's clothing as equivalent to a "large" size. ASOS claimed the description had been a computer error and apologised for the mistake. Which of the following women’s clothing sizes do you think is the rough equivalent of a “large” size? Published on 19 May 2017 → Survey conducted on 19 May 2017 on 5413 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Size 4 or lower

Size 6

Size 8

Size 10

Size 12

Size 14

13%

Size 16

32%

Size 18

22%

Size 20 or higher

10%

Don't know

18%

Size 4 or lower

Size 6

Size 8

Size 10

Size 12

Size 14

13%

Size 16

32%

Size 18

22%

Size 20 or higher

10%

Don't know

18%

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