Rebel Wilson called out for clothing line’s lack of plus sizes

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Some fans think Rebel Wilson’s new clothing line is less than pitch perfect.

The Australian actress released her new loungewear label, R&R Club, with partner Ramona Agruma earlier this month, but many on social media have noticed the brand’s styles — which include $179 hoodies and $149 sweatpants — are only offered in sizes XS through XL.

“Can we talk about the lack of size inclusivity in Rebel Wilson’s new brand??? wtf,” creator Destiny Ann asked her TikTok followers over the weekend.

“I don’t understand how someone who is plus size for the majority of her career and the majority of her life — someone who knows hard it is to be fat, to shop for clothing and actually find it in your size — I don’t understand how someone with that background, that knowledge, can release a brand that only goes up to an XL,” Destiny Ann said in the critical clip.

the irony of rebel dropping a clothing line that she wouldn’t have even been able to shop at a few years ago 🙃 #rebelwilson #plussizefashion #sizeinclusivefashion #greenscreen

The TikToker, who describes herself as “UR FAT POSI BIG SIS” in her bio, noted that offering an inclusive size range is indeed more expensive for brands, but argued, “It’s Rebel Wilson, OK? She got money!”

Pointing out “the irony of rebel dropping a clothing line that wouldn’t have even been able to shop at a few years ago” in her caption, Destiny Ann concluded her clip by calling R&R Club’s limited sizing “so disheartening” — and commenters agreed.