Any ideas to find trans friendly clothing stores near me? Live in a fairly conservative place but don’t really have access to online shopping. Idk, just want to actually try a dress on somewhere.
ChojinDSL ( @ChojinDSL@discuss.tchncs.de ) 12•2 years agoI’m guessing you live in the U.S.? Geez, what the fuck is wrong with that place, that you can’t just go shop wherever you want?
I guess Americans have a different definition of “freedom” than I do.
Not the US but not a trans friendly place in Canada.
ChojinDSL ( @ChojinDSL@discuss.tchncs.de ) 2•2 years agoCrap. There goes my illusion of Canada being a better place.
Lots of places are! Just not the rectangle in the middle.
- LassCalibur ( @LassCalibur@beehaw.org ) English11•2 years ago
Target is where I found my first dress. The staff were very friendly and helpful! Later a cis-ter and I went thrifting and found some cute stuff. That store even offered me a job working there :) After a few months I meet another trans woman working in the Target cosmetics and we became friends pretty quick! My city is pretty progressive and even a sanctuary but the state is terribly fascist. Try to be confident when you go and don’t stress too much! Anytime I need a confidence boost I’ll put on some fabulously femme trans music like popgoth’s A-Squad
I’ve been trying to find more femme trans music, any other suggestions? Gonna listen to this on my lunch bike ride.
- LassCalibur ( @LassCalibur@beehaw.org ) English1•2 years ago
Sorry to disappoint, but I don’t know of anyone else quite like popg0th to recommend. Maybe Ayesha Erotic? There’s Against Me!'s lead singer Laura Jane Grace, which is a fairly well regarded band. Kim Petras you’ve surely heard about right? She was the first solo out trans woman with a number one hit in the US. Celeste’s soundtrack was written by Lena Raine and she also wrote some of Minecraft’s as well. Have you found any others which you like?
glacier ( @glacier@lemmy.blahaj.zone ) 11•2 years agoSometimes a store will say on their website if they are LGBT friendly, or you can look up reviews on Google Maps
Luella ( @Luella@lemmy.blahaj.zone ) 3•2 years agoYeah, my work (not a clothing store) says “LGBTQ+ friendly” on google maps in the about section so with a bit of luck maybe a local clothing store has that.
I’ll look more closely for this.
slaytswiftfan ( @gaytswiftfan@beehaw.org ) 8•2 years agodo you have an h&m nearby? they’re a very open minded and accepting company and as such they attract that kind of talent
if so, signup for the email for 10 percent off and you can also donate clothes there to receive an additional 15 percent on top!!
I don’t think there’s one in my city but I think there is in the next city over lol.
audiomodder ( @audiomodder@lemmy.blahaj.zone ) 6•2 years agoTorrid has been really trans friendly for me
Love the look of their stuff
Grey Cadence ( @a1tb1t@lemmy.one ) English1•2 years agoHave you found a local or nearby trans support group? They’d probably have the best recommendations…
I have not. I’ve looked a bit but I’m not really on most social medias which is kind of an issue for this kind of thing.
Grey Cadence ( @a1tb1t@lemmy.one ) English1•2 years agoI found mine via my therapist. But also try googling “trans support groups near me”…it’s surprisingly fruitful (pardon the pun).