I hate online shopping for clothes.

[Anonymous 1]

I just need some work clothes. Mostly, I need work tops. But it is so hard to shop online. I like longer, more plain tops. I love love love palazzo pants. I'm all about the funky patterns on the pants. Also, I really suck with shoes. I can't wear heels. I need something comfy since I will be on my feet all day. No sneakers.

[Anonymous 2]

Try Stitchfix.

[WickedPissah]

I do too. I can be size 2 or a 4 for bottoms.

[Anonymous 3]

I do as well which is why I don't get why so many do. For shoes tieks they are expensive but very comfortable and dressy looking.

[MistressMonster]

I just need some work clothes. Mostly, I need work tops. But it is so hard to shop online. I like longer, more plain tops. I love love love palazzo pants. I'm all about the funky patterns on the pants. Also, I really suck with shoes. I can't wear heels. I need something comfy since I will be on my feet all day. No sneakers.

I would look on amazon. Got some nice light material long sleeved tops from them a couple weeks ago. I also second the suggestion on Tieks. So many colours to choose from. Their neon line is back out.

[lauren08]

I used to hate it because I’d never know which size to order, and it’d be a hassle to return. Now, I stick to the sites I am familiar with because I know how their sizing works. Also, look for stores with a good return policy if you are unsure. Allbirds are very comfortable shoes. They have some that look like flats but are super comfy.

[SisterSomeone]

Me too. Apart from the fact that I just plain enjoy shopping as an activity and being able to see, touch and try things on, I also can never get the size right when shopping online. I'm very short and petite, and I feel like vanity sizing is getting increasingly ridiculous. I swear there used to be a time when I would fairly reliably fit into a XS/0. There was always some variation in fit between brands, but like generally speaking, if I tried on something in my size, I could pretty safely bet that it would stay on.

No more. I ordered a shirt and a skirt the other day, both size 0. The skirt fell right off and the shirt made me pull up my order info to double check that I didn't misread and order a shirt dress by accident. (I did not) Which, I'm sorry, but what the f**k? Why? First of all, who does it help if you lead a woman who wears a size 4 or even 6 believe that she can fit into a 0, and second of all, where the hell does that leave people who were a non-vanity 0 to begin with? What the hell is smaller than a 0??

[Anonymous 4]

I love it! If you find some brands or shops that you really like and familiarise yourself with their sizing, you might find you start to enjoy it!

[Anonymous 4]

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But I understand your frustration. I was a size 0 or smaller well into adulthood, but I'm quite tall. I would sometimes buy shorts or skirts from the children's section, but it didn't work with pants, tops, or dresses! When I would try a 0 or 00 in pants and they were too large, I had to find a different brand instead. Some places I couldn't shop at all because everything was vanity sized.

Me too. Apart from the fact that I just plain enjoy shopping as an activity and being able to see, touch and try things on, I also can never get the size right when shopping online. I'm very short and petite, and I feel like vanity sizing is getting increasingly ridiculous. I swear there used to be a time when I would fairly reliably fit into a XS/0. There was always some variation in fit between brands, but like generally speaking, if I tried on something in my size, I could pretty safely bet that it would stay on.

No more. I ordered a shirt and a skirt the other day, both size 0. The skirt fell right off and the shirt made me pull up my order info to double check that I didn't misread and order a shirt dress by accident. (I did not) Which, I'm sorry, but what the f**k? Why? First of all, who does it help if you lead a woman who wears a size 4 or even 6 believe that she can fit into a 0, and second of all, where the hell does that leave people who were a non-vanity 0 to begin with? What the hell is smaller than a 0??

[CherryTreez]

I hate online shopping because nothing fits right. I am short and everything is too long. Even short or petites are long on me. I love maxi dresses but I need 5 inch heels to make them not drag on the ground.