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21 Oct 2015, 5:03 pm

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I've found you can find just about any style in Women's small, especially if you hunt on Ebay. Sometimes the only noticeable difference between a Men's shirt and a Women's shirt is that the buttons are on the other side of the shirt. As for Princess seams, you can buy Chinese made clothing via Amazon for guys with Princess seams. Though you have to be careful about the sizing--what you get may be two sizes too small! As I'm cross dominant it doesn't really matter to me what side the buttons are--I can button my shirt quite easily with my left hand.


t-shirts don't usually have buttons though.


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26 Oct 2015, 11:21 am

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Well, I don't know if men's clothing goes well with jewelry. I mean, if you want to look girly, then why wear a man's t-shirt ? Why not accessorize your jewelry with a fashionable blouse ? Just curious.


I usually weigh 225 pounds but I weighed myself today and weigh over 230! I know that I can wear women's clothing no matter what I weigh but the fear of not being able to is still there.


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28 Oct 2015, 10:58 am

I mostly wear t-shirts with classic cartoon characters such as Disney on them, and only in the men's clothing department are they big and roomy enough to wear comfortably. All the cartoon licensed shirts in the women's department were designed primarily for anorexic 15-year-olds who are 4 feet tall and under. :x



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28 Oct 2015, 5:55 pm

My experience has been that I've I see anything fashion appropriate, a a women's small usually fits me perfectly--even long sleeves are the right length. I usually bring a tape measure--at one of those island tourist traps I bought a somewhat pricey fitted T shirt--size medium that fitted me perfectly.