Is it that wrong to wear women's clothing? - Page 2

Of course it wrong.

Man-made materials and man-made societal norms make it wrong an a non-existant spiritual level to wear an article of clothing from the wrong store section.

Well since women can wear anything that guy owns and not be looked at weirdly in our society, I'd still say no.

Women can get away with wearing mens clothes, not the other way around. Buy the guy's equivalent and get it tailored.


Speaking of which I am jealous women have so many different choices for underwear. Styles/Fabrics, ect.

But I still wear boxer-briefs as its made for men. But I do wonder sometime....

Yeah this is fine.
I buy men's clothing and people think it's women's just because it's skinny anyway, so if something fits me well, I might as well make the jump.

I think you're all forgetting that in women's clothing the buttons are usually on the opposite side from mens, a dead giveaway that you're buying from the women's section...

Did it in college. It's not worth it. Even on a cardigan, the buttons will be reversed. It's obvious.

May be tempting, but it screams hipster and/or too lazy to find a slim fitting mens equivalent.

"Screams" doesn't seem to be the right word here.

I know a guy who's 23 and buys children's sized clothes from H&M. I bug him about it all the time.

If it's indistinguishable from men's clothing, the only thing holding you back is prejudice.

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Edited by merkur - 7/30/11 at 1:07am

Funny how some people can practice depersonalization without a psychologist.

huh?

If an item isn't particular feminine ... go for it. I have winter scarves, sweaters, and even shoes* that were found in the women's department.

This said ... I would shy away from items that button on "the other" side.

US Men's Size 9 = Women's Size 11. As I have narrow feet ... I almost always buy women's athletic shoes ... and have even bought basic loafers.

Keep away from silk thongs, the silk feels nice cradling the ol' 'nads but the thong bit is a bit of a bastard as it has a tendency to work it's way right into the crack of your arse.

just make sure you buy the matching purse and pumps

Who are you, Prince?