Growing up, I often felt like an outsider in a world that didn’t quite know what to do with someone like me. I learned early on what it felt like to be overlooked, underestimated, or treated as if I didn’t fit the mold. For the first time, I felt accepted into a community — a loud, colorful, unapologetic group of people who celebrated individuality instead of shaming it. His message of inclusivity, authenticity, and radical self‑acceptance made me feel seen in a way I had never experienced before. His music has been a lifeline for me and countless others, reminding us that we are not alone and that we deserve space exactly as we are.

So when BRAT Clothing launched, inspired by Yungblud’s vibrant spirit and the community he built, I was excited to support it. I wanted to wear the pieces that represented the movement that helped me feel confident in my own skin. But when I went to purchase the items that spoke to me, I realized the sizing stopped short of including plus‑size fans. It was a familiar sting — another reminder of how often people like me are overlooked in fashion and in society. It felt contradictory to the very message that brought so many of us together.

This isn’t just about clothing. It’s about representation, dignity, and the right to feel included in a movement built on acceptance. Fashion is a powerful form of self‑expression. It’s how many of us show the world who we are, what we stand for, and what communities we belong to. Every fan should have the opportunity to wear the pieces that symbolize Yungblud’s message — not just those who fit into a limited size range.

Plus‑size people make up a significant portion of the population. In the United States alone, the average woman wears a size 16–18, and studies show that nearly 70% of women are considered plus‑size by the fashion industry’s standards. Globally, the plus‑size market is massive and growing, projected to reach hundreds of billions of dollars in value. This isn’t a niche group — it’s a majority that has historically been underserved by mainstream fashion.

By expanding their size range, BRAT Clothing has the opportunity to honor the inclusivity Yungblud stands for while embracing a community that already loves and supports him. Offering true plus‑size options (not just extended straight sizes) would allow more fans to participate in the movement that helped us feel seen in the first place. It would also open the door to a huge, loyal customer base that wants to support the brand but currently cannot.

I’m asking BRAT Clothing to expand their sizing to include plus‑size fans — not as an afterthought, but as an intentional commitment to inclusivity. No one should feel invisible when the message is about belonging. If Yungblud’s community is truly for everybody, then the clothing inspired by that community should reflect that.

Please sign this petition to urge BRAT Clothing to embrace diversity, equality, and size inclusivity. Together, we can make sure that all fans, regardless of body size, can wear clothing that reflects the acceptance and authenticity Yungblud champions. Let’s ensure no one feels excluded from a movement built on making people feel seen.