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* At the finale of ''Film/GhostbustersAfterlife'', the Spengler kids and their friends don some of Egon's old Ghostbuster jumpsuits that they found in his hidden lab before going out to bust some ghosts. The jumpsuits, meant for a man in late middle age, fit perfectly on two twelve year olds, a fifteen year old boy and a seventeen year old girl.

* In ''Literature/DragonBones'', Ward inherits his fathers ring, that gives him ownership over the family ghost/slave Oreg. After Ward has put the ring on, Oreg tells him that he can only take it off in the hour of his death. Apparently the ring has never been to small for any owner, and shrinks after you put it on.

* In ''VideoGame/{{Dubloon}}'', you can even have your ''TeamPet [[EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys Ricky]]'' wear armour if you wish so.

* Similarly in ''VideoGame/MightAndMagic'' VI and on, where the same suit of leather, plate or chain is equally form-fitting and functional as it is passed from dwarf to elf to goblin to human to half-orc and from male to female and right back again.

* Pointed out in the ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000'' version of ''Film/SpaceMutiny''. Hero David Ryder [[DressingAsTheEnemy steals an Enforcer uniform]], which fits perfectly despite Ryder being about half a foot taller and considerably more muscular. As Tom Servo says, "So, he fits into a uniform that was really restrictive on a tiny guy."

*** Particularly jarring is that if you play as a female character and loot clothing or armor from a male character (or vice versa), the item actually magically changes appearance when worn - trousers become skirts and shirts become blouses. An extreme example is the "Huntsman's Vest", which, on male characters, is a simple fur vest. On female characters, it becomes a fur bra. Perhaps the most ridiculous example is that the historical artifact armors of men (Ex. Tiber Septim, Pelinal Whitestrake, etc.) adjust for women. (Except the Imperial Dragon Armor in ''Oblivion'' - custom forged for ''you specifically'' over two game weeks - which does not due to a bug.)

* Averted in ''VideoGame/PuzzlePirates''. All females are exactly same size, so one size truly does fit all females. Ditto with males. However, cross-dressing is never allowed, leading to oddities such as bandannas that can never be worn by males.
* Played completely straight in ''[[VideoGame/NexusWar Nexus Clash]]'', in which all clothes fit you no matter what [[GrandTheftMe body]] you happen to be possessing at the moment. Since players usually respawn in a random body, this can lead to a situation where (for instance) someone dies in the body of a male bodybuilder and respawns in the body of a little girl - who comes back wearing the previous body's clothes, which still fit perfectly. Justified by the same random respawns - it wouldn't be fun to have to carry around a set of clothes for every possible body you could respawn in.

* Played straight for the first six party members in ''VideoGame/{{Xenoblade}}'', who can all wear the same armor, even the diminutive TeamPet Riki. It also inexplicably takes on a different appearance for each wearer.

** Averted in "Left Behind" where John Diggle poses as the Arrow and Laurel Lance as the Canary. Diggle complains that his costume is too tight and later switches the plainclothes, while Laurel just wears a different costume with the same wig and DominoMask.

** Despite being shorter than Oliver Queen, Roy Harper has no problem dressing up as the Arrow and surrendering to the police to clear Oliver from suspicion.

* In ''LightNovel/RebuildWorld'', [[PoweredArmor augmented suits]] are made of a special elastic metallic weave that starts at a default size, but it can stretch or shrink based on data input to fit anyone.

* In ''Stage Beauty,'' Maria steals Ned Kynaston's dress to wear to dinner at the palace. Kynaston, being a man, has broad shoulders and a large torso, and Maria is much smaller than he is, yet the dress fits like it was made for her.

Compare InformedEquipment, as well as CostumesChangeYourSize. A default ability of the AdaptiveArmor. Contrast GenderRestrictedGear. Related to MagicPants. See UniversalGlasses for when one prescription fits all.

Compare InformedEquipment, as well as CostumesChangeYourSize. A default ability of the AdaptiveArmor. Contrast GenderRestrictedGear. Related to MagicPants.

* In ''VideoGame/DragonQuestV'', you and your friend Bianca can wear the same armor as adults that you wore at age 6 & 8. Later, your own kids can wear the same armor adults can.
* Similarly in VideoGame/MightAndMagic VI and on, where the same suit of leather, plate or chain is equally form-fitting and functional as it is passed from dwarf to elf to goblin to human to half-orc and from male to female and right back again.

* This trope is fully in evidence in the ''VideoGame/ChampionsOfNorrath'' series. In ''ReturnToArms'', for example, a piece of clothing will change from a form-fitting, cleavage revealing blouse on a female human mage to a pair of shoulder pads that appears to be made of leather and bone on a male lizard man.

* 5'8", 145 lbs Tim Drake wearing a [[Franchise/{{Batman}} Batsuit]] fitted for the 6'2", 210 lbs Bruce Wayne in ''Battle for the Cowl''.

* Partially averted in ''Film/EverAfter'': Danielle repeatedly steals Marguerite's dresses to disguise herself as a courtier, and while the improbable fact that her stepsister's clothes fit her perfectly is never mentioned, Danielle does comment that "the shoes are too big," and she ends up wearing her ordinary servants' shoes to court.

** The sequel game ''VideoGame/GuildWars2'' implements a more traditional loot system playing this trope straight. Even more [[JustForFun/Egregious egregiously]], sometimes weapons resize when drawn. For example, a full-sized sword is too large to fit on an asura's [[SticksToTheBack back]], so it shrinks when sheathed and grows when drawn.

* In ''Film/TheShawshankRedemption'', Andy Dufresne steals one of the warden's suits prior to his escape from the prison. Andy is quite a bit taller than the warden, yet the suit fits him perfectly.

* Pointed out in the ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000'' version of ''Film/SpaceMutiny''. Hero David Ryder [[DressingAsTheEnemy steals an Enforcer uniform]], which fits perfectly despite Ryder being about half a foot taller and considerably more muscular. As Tom Servo says, "So, he fits into a uniform that was really restrictive on a tiny guy."

** Averted in one story quest that has you DressingAsTheEnemy -- Yugiri has ''three'' Garlean soldiers that she MuggedForDisguise, and you have to pick the one that broadly matches your size. Not that this is ''hard'' -- you're either a tiny Lalafell, a giant Roegadyn or male Au Ra, or a medium-sized anything else -- but there's hilarious FlavorText for trying to take the wrong ones.

* ZigZagged in ''VideoGame/SecretOfMana''. There are armor sets that can be worn by all three party members, but Primm gets [[ChainmailBikini a couple of clothing options]] that Randi can't wear and vice versa, while [[AmbiguousGender Popoi]] can wear ''some'' of Randi's gear and ''some'' of Primm's, but not all of either's. And Popoi isn't even half as tall as either of the human protagonists.