For those of you who dress more masculine, where do you get your professional clothes?

QuestionFor those of you who dress more masculine, where do you get your professional clothes?

Posted October 11, 2024 by Sebastes in Lesbians

I'm not a fashionable person, so I've struggled with figuring out professional outfits, especially as a woman who dresses in a masculine way. I'm doing more interviews, office work, working with clients these days and need to clean up a bit more from my usual t-shirt and cargo pants lol. There are men's options, but they often don't fit right or are too big; I usually need XS in men's clothing, and few manufacturers go that small.

Does anyone have recommendations for casual professional masculine clothing that fits women better? I know there's Kirrin Finch which I'm planning to try, but it's definitely on the higher end.

I also love dress shirts that have fun patterns like this rather than boring old plain ones, but I haven't found a good source for them, even among men's options. Maybe I should learn to make my own ha.

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Spencer_Shayy

November 7, 2023

(Edited November 7, 2023)

So... he's going to have sex with men who aren't aroused by him? What kind of self-own is this?

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VestalVirgin

November 7, 2023

(Edited November 7, 2023)

I am convinced it is a rape threat. Doesn't make any sense otherwise.

Poor hypothetical husbands, getting threatened with rape, even though they never did anything to him. 😥

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Spencer_Shayy

November 7, 2023

Probably. TIMs in particular seem to love rape.

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Posted October 11, 2024 by Sebastes

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