International Women's Day, showing some love for trans women in technical spaces
@klara@wandering.shop yes! I boosted two old threads, but...
My current favorite is Noctex for clothing. They do dead stock fabrics and ethically made stuff.
Buddaful Boutique has some nice things, but may be problematic in some ways. Typical yoga place vibe issues, nothing bigger.
House of Aris is amazing and bold and perfect.
CrisisWear is nice but expensive and I haven't had perfect luck with their fits.
Son de Fleur (etsy) makes amazing but expensive wrap dresses.
CryoFlesh is owned by a few nice friends of mine as a hobby project thingie.
Pocket bean crafts occasionally makes incredible clothing.
Sock Dreams is the OG of thigh highs that are actually thigh high, but Thunder Thighs is a rising star.
Carmen Liu now has a US distributor, but their thongs are too small for folks not in hormones, just FYI.
My secret for comfy wrap shirts is to order from https://www.bellahatailors.com/ . They also make custom wrap dresses.
I have found one fast fashion place that I do like for pants because it's so hard to find ones that are comfy with good pockets. I can't speak to their ethics, but Soft Surroundings has comfy pants that have a lot of stretch in them. Make sure they say they have pockets, though, because some do not. They often have sales.
See also https://social.pixie.town/@starless/106145166566413416 and https://social.pixie.town/@starless/104532518135869399 .
The woman I was talking with recommended Black Tailor, which looked really neat.
International Women's Day, showing some love for trans women in technical spaces
@klara@wandering.shop also, just a fit note-- I'm afab, and wear around a size 6-8 dress. I have wide shoulders and wide hips/thighs. I prefer things that don't put tension over my knees, so I look for pants that are a bit roomy.
Bra-wise, my girlfriend strongly recommends the b tempt'd line from Wacoal. She has a small frame, her dress size is around 2-4. There's a subreddit, r/abrathatfits , that may be able to give good advice.
