One ways to wear a sexy jumpsuits this fall to work

Despite how much the words "perfect fit" are thrown around, most women know the concept to be near-mythical. The current sizing system is inconsistent and ever-changing, making fitting room experiences fraught with compromise. The worst offender? sexy jumpsuits

Qcut is one company addressing the issue with customization. Founder Crystal Beasley told Mic that too many women feel as if clothes are designed for a woman other than them — someone shorter, taller, bigger, smaller. So she worked with Gerald Ruderman (who came up with the original sizing algorithm for Levi Strauss) to create a new way to size. Input your height, weight, shoe size, bra size and the size of your best fitting pair of pants, and QCut's algorithm will pick from one of 400 sizes of jeans that will (hopefully) be perfect for you.

These made-to-order jeans are revolutionizing not only fit, but also the manufacturing process. Beasley is eliminating the need for giant factories filled with pre-made clothes, and she plans to build a special Qcut factory to fully embrace bespoke, slow fashion.But it's less about changing the fashion system to the sake of it, and more about how women feel.