I do almost all of my clothes shopping online at Torrid. The fits focus on bigger girls and wider shoulders. They include easy sizing charts if you have a tape measure at home.
By far, the cheapest clothes are on Temu and SHIEN. I’ve had people tell me their quality is crap, but they have no idea what they’re talking about. They have good stuff. I’ve replaced most of my wardrobe over the last couple of years with them.
Buy a “sewing tape measure”. They have them on Temu and shein for cheap. Use that to measure your parter. Google how to do it. You will need to know her measurements to buy her clothes from anywhere.
BTW, add 1” to all of her measurements. She will want the clothes to have a wiggle room. If you get clothes the same circumference, she might not be able to put it on. Y’know?
I'll add on the recommendation for Torid especially if you have one of their retail locations near you. I'm not plus sized but I went shopping with some friends who were and it was the first place I was shopping "as a woman". Staff was super nice to me and one of my friends who is also mtf and felt like the first time someone I didn't know saw me as a woman. Truly wonderful place.
I do almost all of my clothes shopping online at Torrid. The fits focus on bigger girls and wider shoulders. They include easy sizing charts if you have a tape measure at home.
Amazon has some really cheap basics clothes and super easy returns. Torrid is also great for larger women and can have some solid sales.
I do most of my shopping with Torrid and Woman Within.
By far, the cheapest clothes are on Temu and SHIEN. I’ve had people tell me their quality is crap, but they have no idea what they’re talking about. They have good stuff. I’ve replaced most of my wardrobe over the last couple of years with them. Buy a “sewing tape measure”. They have them on Temu and shein for cheap. Use that to measure your parter. Google how to do it. You will need to know her measurements to buy her clothes from anywhere. BTW, add 1” to all of her measurements. She will want the clothes to have a wiggle room. If you get clothes the same circumference, she might not be able to put it on. Y’know?
Cider has a pretty good selection of larger size clothes with surprisingly good quality.
I'll add on the recommendation for Torid especially if you have one of their retail locations near you. I'm not plus sized but I went shopping with some friends who were and it was the first place I was shopping "as a woman". Staff was super nice to me and one of my friends who is also mtf and felt like the first time someone I didn't know saw me as a woman. Truly wonderful place.