time to buy some clothes

BabyValentine

Posted November 29th, 2010 ~ 5:14 pm

General sizes can be found online. Go to a women's clothing store, and they will have size charts.

To wet or not to wet “ that is the question:
Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer
The leaks and rashes of outrageous wettings,
Or to use Desitin against a rash of troubles
And, by changing, end them.

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sissywanabe2

Posted November 30th, 2010 ~ 6:51 am

So you are on a budget - well don't fret !
Nothing wrong with being frugal.
Underwear - unmentionables for the most part is a trial and error
process getting something that fits you and feels comfortable.
Underwear for the most part is not returnable so buy with care.
As for outer clothing consider visiting a Goodwill; Salvation Army
or thrift store and just trying on a few things to see how they fit
and to get an idea of the sizing of clothing.
You could also visit JCPenny; Wal*Mart; Target or similiar stores
and sample clothing that suits your taste.
AND - most importantly take a tape measure with you to get an
idea of how the size lables measure up to the tape.
Something that you will quickly learn is there is NO UNIFORM SIZE
standard for clothing sizes. But at least with the tape measure
you will be able to tell if something is in the ball park for size & fit.
You don't have to buy anything to use the fitting rooms but be nice
and return the items not accepted to the place you found them or
to the attendant working the fitting room. Remember that you can
buy something - take it home - try it on with other clothing to see
how things go together and if it is not right take it back for exchange
or refund.
After a while you should be able to put together a wardrobe that fits
the season and add things from time to time.
Watch for current sales such as Black Friday - Cyber Monday for newer
items.
Remember you don't have to buy to try on interesting clothing.

swb2

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Dlfriend

Posted November 30th, 2010 ~ 8:20 pm

thanks, I'll start by looking at underwear sets at target, wish mke luck :-)

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Baby Butch

Posted February 16th, 2011 ~ 12:40 am

I have a suggestion: Go to Thrift Stores, they are loaded with cheap womens clothes. I even found good diapers there for $2 an 8 pack. I would buy under clothes new online at ebay. I also recommend www.pleasingpanties.com they have almost every womens panties made including custom ones.

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SissyMichele

Posted March 10th, 2011 ~ 1:10 am

Pluse alot of the older women will help you out in a store if you ask them belive it or not. I went right up to one and said softly tho lol I love this store and would wonder if you can help me out with sizing me a dress for me. She gigled and told me you would not belive how often that happens from time to time lol. You may get a friend out of it as well. Took me to the back room and out of public view whole nine. she had a blast helping me too lol

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A song that helps me get through hard times:
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MommysSlave

Posted March 11th, 2011 ~ 12:48 am

JC Penney has clearance racks throughout their store with really good prices. And then after you buy you can go online and fill out a survey and get a coupon for 15% off your next purchase. You can print out the coupon as many times as you'd like too.

Also, if you're worried about size, a lot of stores don't have an attendant at the fitting rooms so you can take something from the women's section and try it on in the men's section (you can grab something from the mens section to hide your women's clothes under if you want).

Thrift stores are great too, and you can try on things there too.

Good luck,
Tricia

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