Who prints this thing
Millions of people are changing size faster than their closets, kitchens, and calendars can keep up. The internet's answer is either medical content or marketing. MyNextSize is the third thing: a plain catalog of what to buy, sell, rent, tailor and eat while your size is a moving target.
We organize like a mail-order catalog because the problem is a logistics problem. Five departments: the wardrobe floor, alterations, the wedding aisle, the pantry, and the meal-delivery showdown. Everything is tested at retail with the catalog's own money and re-verified at least every 90 days.
Every byline — the Wardrobe Desk, the Fit Desk, the Pantry Desk — is the same one human, the catalog's founder, wearing a different department hat. The desk names tell you which shelf you're on; the judgment behind them is one person's, applied consistently. No content farm, no ghostwriters, no AI-spun reviews of products nobody touched. (A name and a face belong right here, and they're coming with the print edition.)
The medication itself. No doses, no side-effect guides, no doctor cosplay. We also never collect your weight — the timeline calculator runs on dress sizes and dates, full stop.
The money side is simple and documented on How We Earn. The short version: reader-supported, commission-funded, sponsor-free.