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I just found an app on CDH for a store called Cross-Dress. They seem to have it all. Where do you ladies shop?
I have a Walmart+ membership (free shipping), and have shopped almost exclusively online at Walmart. They have a very easy return process if you're trying to dial in your sizes, and you won't spend a lot of money.
I get most of my goodies on ebay. Just yesterday I got a Maggie Barnes skirt with a $45 price tag for $11 plus shipping. I'll check out my local Goodwill store now and again.
Jules
I only shop online at the moment. I bought some underwear and accessories on Amazon, all my clothes come from Yours Clothing. They have a very wide range of items and they all come in plus sizes, which is a big plus (😜) for me. Even bigger than I need, which gives me a good feeling too.
I shop on Amazon and SHEIN. Will be doing less now as job has ended and only money source is Social Security
I buy makeup from Ulta both online and in person. Most of my clothes are from charity resale shops. That works well for me since I have very little storage space and I don't feel bad only wearing a dress once and donating it back for $6 to $12. I buy my panties from Laura and Katie although they are a pricy splurge. I buy shoes online from stores like DSW or from Amazon. I like Macy's as well and get a lot of sleepwear and other items from them both online and in store. I like Orchard Corset for shape-wear and the Breast form store for my forms. I hear a lot of good things about Torrid but am just a size 12 so I haven't tried them yet.
I like to shop at Macys. It seems they always have a good selection, and you can often get some pretty good deals, and I really like their in store pickup option.
No place inparticular, but nearly always at brick and mortar stores. I generally do not like shopping, but do enjoy it motpre en femme.
While in the past I did most of my shopping on-line, I now prefer to shop at brick and mortar stores in person. Generally, Macy's has worked for me the best in general while DSW is a good place for shoes. In both cases, if what you are looking for isn't in stock, they can get it for you through a store pickup option.
Being a plus plus girl, my options are quite limited. I have had great success with Torrid and Lane Bryant, which are my go to retailers. I have occassionally had luck with other retailers, but not much.
MacKenzie Alexandra
I have had good luck at JC Penney. I found a nice size 14 dress and a couple pairs of heels, all on sale like 70% off.
I have had good luck at JC Penney. I found a nice size 14 dress and a couple pairs of heels, all on sale like 70% off.
98% of my Cerys clothes come from Charity shops.Some comes online, Cider, Temu, Shein etc. a small percentage comes from retail shops.
Cerys
As much as possible, I try to support my local community, be it in person, on-line, or thrift stores. I have bought quite a few things through Wish, so that I can experiment and learn without going broke.
Nowadays, though, my choice will be a bit more restricted because of our US boycott.