For the average crossdresser, finding woman’s clothes that fit can be hard. Not only are the sizes different, but most woman’s clothes are too small around the chest, too large around the hips and too small around the waist. That’s not even counting the stress of being a man shopping in the woman’s section at your local mall.
Thankfully many woman’s clothing stores have online offerings with fairly generous return policies, and the size information provided is much more accurate online since it costs the merchant to process returns. Before you purchase anything I recommend taking a quick look at this guide to crossdresser clothing sizes.
Shop For Crossdresser Clothes
There are a number of stores that sell high quality and reasonably priced woman’s clothes in sizes that will fit the average crossdresser. These are some of my favorites:
Macys: The grand old lady offers great looking clothes at reasonable prices – watch out for regular sales. Many readers of Crossdresser Heaven have shared glowing reviews of Macys, and in my experience they’re extremely transgender friendly. I can’t say enough about how much I love their store.
Nordstrom: Upscale fashion for the woman who wants to look her absolute best! Buy something you’ll enjoy for years to come, and be the envy of your girlfriends.
Other Places To Buy Woman’s Clothes
Blair: They sell comfortable clothes in sizes to fit larger woman.
Catherines: Stylish fashion for the larger woman. You’ll find clothes perfect for work or relaxing after work that fit like a dream.
Dillards: Affordable fashion – look good without breaking the bank!
Dress Barn: A stylish selection of dresses and other women’s fashion.
JC Penney: A traditional department store with a wide range of styles to suit any taste.
Lane Bryant: Fashion for the fuller figure
Sears: You can’t go wrong with the inexpensive everyday wear at Sears in a wide range of sizes including plus size.
Torrid: Sexy clothes for the larger woman. Torrid sells trendy styles that will fit the crossdresser well.
More great places to buy woman’s clothes coming soon!
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I buy mostly online.I have had a lot of success with torrid and dresshead.recently used vencano and was very pleased.I love there holiday selection.Christmas and Halloween items.
For those in New Zealand… TradeMe is a great place to start! An online site that specializes in second-hand clothing and foot ware. SaveMart is another pretty good store though the prices for second-hand clothing is steeper.
I buy feminine clothing from several of the stores listed both in person and on line. I also avoid calling my feminine wardrobe “womens” clothes, I am a very feminine person but not a woman.