female fit help

Thrifts

http://redwhiteandbluethriftstore.com/store-locations.html

or Goodwill, or eBay, or Etsy.

Or, you can pay crazy prices for stuff.

>>12011012
Do charity shops rarely have clothes in smaller sizes?

>>12011012

i don't mind paying higher prices really, 500~1000 is fine, 150~450 preferred. i just don't really know where to go.

>>12011029

in my experience it's definitely a lot easier to find oversized things unless you're shopping in the young boys section lol

>>12011012
all of this and yahoo japan. use proxy sites like jauce to get jap stuff.

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Everlane Cashmere sweaters look comfy, can anyone vouch?

>>12011062
If you don't mind being ripped off for relatively basic designer stuff.... and then find yourself either crying or feeling like you've wasted hard earned money on generally useless shit.

Go here. https://www.lyst.com/

But I assure you, thrifting is far superior.

>>12011029
No, I find all sizes. Womens sections are especially large, much more variety usually.

>>12013219
thrifting equals great quality pieces for 2-30$ range max, usually less than 10$ stuff everywhere. save money, don't feel guilty spending a ton on crap that is essentially overpriced needlessly.

and far more variety. just gotta make sure to wash all clothing items and avoid buying shoes or anything that has the potential to develop fungus i guess.