It's fun, and them attendants don't bite. Do you really care what they think about you? More likely than not, they think about how to pay next batch of end of months bills, not about you.


Oh, btw, if the dress did not fit, you can return it to customer service it's much easier than buying it at the register - 'high, I have a return, here's the check, thank you'.

As a married man, I bought clothing for my wife (really). Everyone was very helpful. When I returned a Medium item to exchange for a Large, the customer service woman thought I was very astute for guessing too small rather than offending my wife by guessing too large.

All to explain that a man shopping for women's clothes is seen as quite normal.

Now that I buy for myself, I braved the Walmart changing room attendant without problems. She just asked about my women's jeans, "Did you want the men's?" and had no problem when I answered no, these are fine. As others have said, they don't care.

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I have found that I get the best, most friendly service when I'm open and honest with the store associates.
It's funny, I'm not "out" with my family or at work but all the people at the stores that I shop at know. Being myself with them is a fun, freeing experience.