im a guy asking this in a womans health open to find out?
June 19th, 2010 | by admin |im 19 i love girl jeans and some shirts but i don’t want to be noticed as a cross dresser ok so what kind of pants in mean i wear 32/32 what in girls should i wear and in shirts i wear large in mean what in girls should i wear
give me sites you know of to show me stuff you think i can wear that will not make me a cross dresser
You need to be more exact with your measurements.
I would say size 18 in both jeans and shirts? (UK).
Go into a store and just try things on, it’s the only way to find out.
3 Responses to “im a guy asking this in a womans health open to find out?”
By emily :) on Jun 20, 2010 | Reply
You need to be more exact with your measurements.
I would say size 18 in both jeans and shirts? (UK).
Go into a store and just try things on, it’s the only way to find out.
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By dontrip on Jun 20, 2010 | Reply
sweety everybody wears skinny jeans now so trust me if you wear girl jeans nobody will think your a cross dresser but i don’t know about the shorts sweety that might not work out unless your totally cool with people’s judgment by it….i say do and wear what makes you feel good and forget about what other people think
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By marys.momma on Jun 20, 2010 | Reply
Have you noticed that men’s and women’s woven fabric shirts button on the opposite sides? With men’s shirts, the left side is on top, while with women’s shirts, the right side is the top one. Women’s shirts are cut narrower in the shoulders, so you’d probably need "extra large" both in fabric and knitted shirts.
One of my girl friends wanted a knit vest to wear over a long-sleeved shirt. We couldn’t find one in any of the women’s shops. Finally she tried one on in the men’s department, but the armholes were too huge. So you might find the armholes in women’s shirts to be too tight. I think you should stick to men’s shirts for a good fit. You can still find plenty of unusual colors and patterns.
There are quite a few girls with proportionately narrow hips. However, most girls’ jeans are tailored more narrow in the waist and more roomy in the hips than men’s jeans. Whatever your body shape, I’m sure you can find some jeans that are cut that way, yet don’t look too "girly".
My advice: Take a tape measure, and write down your chest, waist, and hip measurements. Take them to a store (perhaps one for large-size women, such as Lane Bryant). Wal*Mart and J.C. Penney sell women’s sizes as well. Tell the clerk that you’re buying a present for your sister, and rely on her to find you the right sizes. When in doubt, get the larger size. If you keep your receipt, you can always return the clothes if they don’t fit when you try them on at home.
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