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‘I had to cut the whole outfit off my literal body’: Woman rips zipper out of her skin after trying on jumper advertised as ‘one size fits up to 3X’

‘Disappointed and a waste of money.’

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A plus-sized influencer says that after trying on a jumpsuit that was supposed to be “one size fits up to 3X,” she got stuck and had to cut the zipper out of her skin.

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In a TikTok posted on Sunday, Phaith Montoya, a TikToker whose content focuses on plus-size fashion, says through tears that the garment was caught on her skin. She says that she had to cut the garment off her and “unlodge the sipper out of [her] skin” because it “cut [her] stomach up,” and she bled.

“When you claim that your clothes will go up to a 3X,” Montoya says in her TikTok. “Mean that.”

On Tuesday, Montoya’s video had over 720,000 views on TikTok.

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“I had to cut the whole outfit off my literal body to stop it from pulling more skin,” Montoya wrote in her video’s caption. “Disappointed & a waste of money fr [for real].”

@phaithmontoya

I had to cut the whole outfit off my literal body to stop it from pulling more skin…disappointed & a waste of money fr

♬ original sound – Phaith Montoya

In a comment on her video, she said that “so much skin” was caught in the zipper that she almost went to the hospital.

One commenter suggested that Montoya “file a lawsuit” against the company that makes the jumpsuit; Montoya said that it came from a small business that she didn’t wish to name.

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Other commenters sent sympathy and support for her emotional and physical wounds.

Montoya confirmed that she was all right in another comment.

“It did take me a few days to post this cos I didn’t even watch the footage back,” Montoya wrote. “But thankfully I’m better now & put Neosporin all over.”

Some commenters thanked her for sharing her upsetting experience to bring awareness to falsely advertised plus-sized clothing.

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“I’m glad you posted this,” @zknowsbetter commented. “It brings awareness to clothing lines that aren’t true to size.”

“Ugh I hate when sizes aren’t true, especially since I’m plus size,” @kitcatlez112 wrote. “In all I hope you’re okay.”

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