The word is "Fit" not "Fitment"!

"Fitment" is a noun. It means a piece of furniture. It is not a verb, as in, "check size chart for proper fitment". WRONG! Sorry for the nitpicky rant, but when people use $10 dollar words (incorrectly) when there is a perfectly good 10 cent word (that happens to be correct) it bugs the crap out of me. I'm not calling individuals out by name, but if the shoe FITS..........whew, I feel better now....

 

fitment
/ˈfɪtmənt/
noun
1.
(machinery) an accessory attached to an assembly of parts
2.
(mainly Brit) a detachable part of the furnishings of a room

 

Exactly. The word is a noun.

 

Since we're being nit-picky, in the above example, "fitment" is being used as a noun, not a verb. Technically, it is a noun serving as the object of the preposition "for." Also, the period at the end of your sentence is supposed to go inside the closing quotation mark.

 

Should it?

 

What about "$10 dollar"? Like this coffee mug I wish I could bring to work

 

Except for probably being embarrassed by some of the language, my Sophomore English teacher would have made up a set of those cups after reading a few threads in some forums I have seen.

 

I think so. It's been a LONG time since I had grammar, and I vaguely remember rare instances where the period falls outside the quotation. This could be one of those.