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'''The Royal Majesty for the Obese or Gangly Gentleman''' is a tailor shop in [[Springfield]] which sells clothing especially for obese or tall men.
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'''The Royal Majesty for the Obese or Gangly Gentleman''' is a tailor shop in [[Springfield]] which sells clothing specifically for obese, tall, and curvy/plus-sized men.
   
 
== History ==
 
== History ==
Very high or very wide men come from all over the country to have their clothing needs met at the Royal Majesty. The shop's past accomplishments include:
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Very tall, very obese and very curvy/plus-sized men come from all over the country to Springfield to have their clothing needs met at the Royal Majesty. The shop's past accomplishments include:
   
 
*A custom purple crushed-velvet tuxedo for a man who weighed 400 pounds.
 
*A custom purple crushed-velvet tuxedo for a man who weighed 400 pounds.
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*Six pairs of Bermuda shorts for a man who was three feet tall and weighed 178 pounds.
 
*Six pairs of Bermuda shorts for a man who was three feet tall and weighed 178 pounds.
   
The shop takes a dim view of its merchandise being damaged. Its slogan (as seen on a prominently displayed sign) is "You rip it, you buy it."<ref name="Simpson and Delilah">"[[Simpson and Delilah]]"</ref>
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The shop takes a dim view of its merchandise being damaged and ripped. Because of this, its slogan (as seen on a prominently displayed sign) is "You rip it, you buy it."<ref name="Simpson and Delilah">"[[Simpson and Delilah]]"</ref>
   
In spite of its posh-sounding name, the Royal Majesty markets to a diverse clientele, even advertising on the outfield fences at [[Springfield Stadium]].<ref name="Dancin' Homer">"[[Dancin' Homer]]"</ref>
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In spite of its posh-sounding name, the Royal Majesty markets to a diverse clientele, even advertising on the outfield fences at the [[Springfield Stadium]].<ref name="Dancin' Homer">"[[Dancin' Homer]]"</ref>
   
 
== Appearances ==
 
== Appearances ==
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*{{ep|Dancin' Homer}}
 
*{{ep|Dancin' Homer}}
   
== References ==
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== Citations ==
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== See also ==
 
== See also ==
[[The Vast Waistband]]
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* [[The Vast Waistband]]
 
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Revision as of 21:18, 13 June 2017


The Royal Majesty for the Obese or Gangly Gentleman is a tailor shop in Springfield which sells clothing specifically for obese, tall, and curvy/plus-sized men.

History

Very tall, very obese and very curvy/plus-sized men come from all over the country to Springfield to have their clothing needs met at the Royal Majesty. The shop's past accomplishments include:

  • A custom purple crushed-velvet tuxedo for a man who weighed 400 pounds.
  • A traditional African dashiki for a man who was 7 feet, 10 inches in height.
  • Six pairs of Bermuda shorts for a man who was three feet tall and weighed 178 pounds.

The shop takes a dim view of its merchandise being damaged and ripped. Because of this, its slogan (as seen on a prominently displayed sign) is "You rip it, you buy it."[1]

In spite of its posh-sounding name, the Royal Majesty markets to a diverse clientele, even advertising on the outfield fences at the Springfield Stadium.[2]

Appearances

Citations

See also