Sometimes a store will say on their website if they are LGBT friendly, or you can look up reviews on Google Maps
Yeah, 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.
I'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.
Crap. There goes my illusion of Canada being a better place.
Lots of places are! Just not the rectangle in the middle.
Torrid has been really trans friendly for me
Love the look of their stuff
Have 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.
I found mine via my therapist. But also try googling "trans support groups near me"...it's surprisingly fruitful (pardon the pun).
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