The dinner plates feature a diagram measuring portion sizes as either 'mom jeans,' 'favorite jeans,' or 'skinny jeans.'
Macy's removed a line of plates from its stores after critics accused the retailer of "fat shaming" and "casually promoting eating disorders."
The plates featured a diagram ranking portion sizes as either "skinny jeans," "favorite jeans" or "mom jeans."
Alie Ward, a correspondent on CBS's "Innovation Nation," brought widespread attention to the product on Sunday after tweeting a photo of the plates and asking how she could get them "banned in all 50 states."