Tighty whiteys.  Why those are the default male underwear I don't know.  Boxer briefs are so much more comfortable and look better.

Uggs.

Those 80s sleeveless down vest things.

Standard socks... I am so used to toe socks, toeless yoga socks, and tabi now that regular socks feel like stuffing my feet into a bag.

Quote from: Elijah on August 09, 2011, 05:50:06 PM
http://www.google.com/imgres?q=bolero+jackets&um=1&hl=en&safe=off&client=firefox-a&sa=N&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&biw=1366&bih=611&tbm=isch&tbnid=GJoIaKveWi_gAM:&imgrefurl=http://boleroshrug.net/tag/green-bolero-jacket&docid=UddSIvrRO9_D-M&w=784&h=1000&ei=NLlBTre4CqfZ0QG726nJCQ&zoom=1&iact=hc&vpx=1126&vpy=128&dur=92&hovh=254&hovw=199&tx=173&ty=147&page=4&tbnh=144&tbnw=113&start=74&ndsp=26&ved=1t:429,r:25,s:74

my grandma sent me a box of the ugliest clothes ever once, and it had one of those mini, boob jacket things, I returned all of it

omg i have a white on of those shrugs lol. I love em. Now, of course I could see why you would hate it LOL

Bubble tops and bubble skirts, like these:
http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcR8PoNVUeFPHq1sk2KvkxUeiqUlv6I7NAnNBhqYN6EKAz1-Jouf
http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRFETVefj83pRpK1xZPMFu86EEKzjHT8X9--SzhIDZXtRVmphAx
Bubble tops just make you look fat, even when you're skinny, and bubble skirts are just not cute. Also, men's clothes. Haha.

Quote from: N.Chaos on August 08, 2011, 11:24:02 AM
....I feel too "vulnerable" in then. Don't ask, I know it doesn't make any damn sense.

It makes sense to me, last time I was at the beach, I managed to get the tops of my feet sunburnt in those a pair of flip-flops! Next time, I will learn that I need to put sunscreen on my feet too in those things, so you are vulnerable to the sun at least

Also, I know if it is sunny I wear very opaque (read hot) clothes just because I get sunburnt so easily, even in overcast I get burnt, it isn't right, because I love the beach.

Quote from: valyn_faer on August 11, 2011, 09:37:03 AM
Bubble tops and bubble skirts, like these:

How about a bolero jacket WITH a bubble skirt lol

http://store.valueweb.com/nu2ukidz/catalog/nu2utt1199.jpg

Quote from: Hikari on August 11, 2011, 11:14:14 AM
It makes sense to me, last time I was at the beach, I managed to get the tops of my feet sunburnt in those a pair of flip-flops! Next time, I will learn that I need to put sunscreen on my feet too in those things, so you are vulnerable to the sun at least

Also, I know if it is sunny I wear very opaque (read hot) clothes just because I get sunburnt so easily, even in overcast I get burnt, it isn't right, because I love the beach.

Exactly! That's happened to me too, I had a stripe of sunburn on my leg once lol. My mom's the same way, though, she burns ridiculously fast/easy.

QuoteApparently, my fashion sense would offend most of our membership here; I typically wear shorts or jeans with skate shoes or athletic shoes, a polo shirt or t-shirt, and a baseball cap.

Same here. And cargo pants. Hawaaiian shirt once in awhile to avoid being too predictable.

Like me some Reef flip flops, but hate all others.

I will not wear polyester pants or Crocs.

Girls' panties (wedgie from undies = uncomfortable)
Bras (yyyeah... no. of the three bras I own, two are covered in lace and ribbons and stuff so it feels like drag rather than actual clothes, and the other's a sports bra I've had for years)
Girls' clothing that shows off skin/is visibly "girly" (should be self explanatory)
Anything pink, unless it's worn as a joke (a comeback to people saying "God, I can't even imagine you in pink...").
Chinos (nooo, so ugly, so boring, reminds me of people I'd rather not think of)
Trainers, unless I'm excercising and need them because of that.
Clothes with visible brand names on them (I don't like being a living billboard).
Clothes made from itchy/uncomfortable material, such as wool sweaters, linen stuff, etc.

Quote from: PixieBoy on August 14, 2011, 10:55:13 AM
Girls' panties (wedgie from undies = uncomfortable)

Really? You were wearing the wrong kind of panties. I never get wedgies from panties and always had wedgies from boxers. I quickly gave up boxers in my early teens because of that and switched to boxer briefs (this was when I was younger and living with my Mormon family). Although, even with boxer briefs the material is so rough and scratchy, it was horribly uncomfortable. This is why men have so much "jock itch" down there, because of the crappy, itchy material that men's underwear is made out of. I always had itchiness when I wore men's underwear, but when I switched to panties, which was years before starting HRT, the itchiness magically went away. Even if I were a man (cis or trans) and not a transwoman I would still wear panties. In fact, I even prefer my men in panties. They're just far more comfortable and made from far better material and just a lot nicer all around. You give me a cute, skinny guy in a cute, silky pair of panties and I'm a happy girl.

Any GUY labeled cloths OR stuff strictly, specifically limited to "girlie girl" only . . .
(ie: anything an "alleged gay" probably wouldn't wanna wear anyway?)

With a COURT ORDER against "cross-dressing" (gender-dressing?) . . .

"But but . . . Your Honor! What exactly do You mean THAT?" NOT!

Anything non-trousery that comes above the ankles. Very happy dancing around in a full-length sarong at singing camp this week .

Oh, and anything in the Official Permitted Range Of Guy Colours - you know, backdrop white, grey, taupe, buff, Gap For Blah. Black is still cool, though .

Black is always a cool color.  That's a universal law.

Quote from: PixieBoy on August 14, 2011, 10:55:13 AM
Girls' panties (wedgie from undies = uncomfortable)

I havent worn panties since my freshman year of high school, and i hadnt even known i was trans then.  panties are like a constant butt wedgie, and there is no room to "breathe"

Quote from: Elijah on August 15, 2011, 05:44:22 PM
I havent worn panties since my freshman year of high school, and i hadnt even known i was trans then.  panties are like a constant butt wedgie, and there is no room to "breathe"

*Gasp* Blasphemy! 

Thong panties -- hate the things!

I will not wear things like 'panties for men' such as 'manties' or 'bras for men' or anything that is '--feminine article of clothing-- made for men'

There are certain stores whose stuff I refuse to wear .. I will not wear anything from Victoria's Secret for example --- in general -- if it the THING that you just 'OHMIGAWD' have to wear -- I won't wear it

Huggles

Toni-Lynn

Quote from: I_am_Toni_Lynn on August 19, 2011, 01:09:11 PM
Thong panties -- hate the things!

I will not wear things like 'panties for men' such as 'manties' or 'bras for men'

Like when Crammer on Seinfield came up with "the Bro" lol

Quote from: Stephe on August 19, 2011, 02:17:11 PM
Like when Crammer on Seinfield came up with "the Bro" lol

Don't like Seinfield either! Wow -- am I grouchy crabby ol' bugger! 

Huggles

Toni-Lynn

hrrrmmm well I don't dislike many things buuuut!~
Bubble skirts and shirts (those clothes that look like a bedsheets hung as improv clothing)
flip flops
overly labeled clothes (such as GAP and what not where you look like an add)
most hats
skinny jeans (to be fair I can wear them but I like my legs to breathe)
gansta clothing ( I mean what is cool about having your butt hanging out of your pants and looking like your playing dress up with parents clothes?)

Oh but I have to say the one thing I love are capris, before I thought of myself as a girl I would wear them but just say they were to long of shorts 
(the girls would give strange looks from time to time but no one actually questioned me)
always felt right, and now I know why ^^

One more reason I love living in an outdoorsy city.  I wear t-shirts/button down shirts, jeans, and running shoes.  Most other things seem a bit silly to me.

Side note on Crocs- I thought they were the stupidest things ever until someone got me a pair.  Damn they're comfy!  I wear them for hiking.

Quote from: Lee on August 19, 2011, 08:38:07 PM
One more reason I love living in an outdoorsy city.  I wear t-shirts/button down shirts, jeans, and running shoes.  Most other things seem a bit silly to me.

Side note on Crocs- I thought they were the stupidest things ever until someone got me a pair.  Damn they're comfy!  I wear them for hiking.

Yeah know what you mean I live in a very small town area with hunting and football being the main sport (hunting is huge here because of the deer) Some things do seem silly I prefer function to look in most cases but there are so many times where it's hard to help oneself 

As for crocs, I have never once worn them, maybe I should give them a try down the road..... darn >_< now I'm thinking on it to much