how to fit mens clothes on a womans body

I've worn mens clothing for as long as I can remember, the only issue with jeans is that they're a pain for women because they're so straight. They're not very forgiving on curves. I just wear girls jeans. It's just a size at the end of the day. Find womens jeans that you like and are suitably masculine in your own size. Loads of men wear girls jeans for the same reason. However, if you truly are unhappy with wearing girls jeans I'd suggest some online androgynous clothing shops. If you aren't comfortable in womens unisex might be the way to go. But just remember at the end of the day that clothes are clothes. Find clothes you LIKE regardless of gender. If you find a hot pair of jeans that are meant for a girl, but you don't think they're too feminine, why not? I literally repel female clothing but I still wear womens jeans, just purely for the fit. I couldn't fit in mens jeans at all

 

I have hips but a less defined waist and I wear men's jeans. It's taken a bunch of experimentation though. I find that skinny/slim fit men's are the best. There's a big fold on the crotch so I don't know how you feel about that, but if I wear darker jeans I don't feel like its that noticeable. Give it a shot, you might find something you like!

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Oh also, I almost always order online and return what doesn't fit well; I'm more objective at home and I can try things on with other clothing I have to make outfits, so I can see if it looks weird.

One last suggestion: take things home, try them on with an outfit, and post photos of the outfit here (you can blur or crop out your face or whatever) and then you can ask the forum for opinions!

 

I've always worn like, bootcut or the 'stretchy' straight jeans. I'm a 38 waist, 41 hips. And wear my jeans low on my hips, so 38 seems to work.

[Though I figure my body is just wonky, because I have no idea what's going on with it.]

Where is the fold? I'm crap at reading right now, but if you mean the fake bulge that happens in the crotch, then yeah, that's normal. Sometimes looks like you have an erection even if you don't.

 

Oh man, jeans shopping in the mens' section is a hellscape sometimes, isn't it?

I tend to just shop around. One shop's 32/30 will gape at the waist, another might not fit in the thighs, so on, so forth. Eventually the perfect pair of jeans shows up that doesn't do either of those things! Even within the same store, you'll find that similar-cut jeans will have different fits from one another. It's a case of trying on everything you like the look of in a couple of different sizes and hunting for the perfect pair.

The fit of the jeans you choose can be a big factor - I've found that straight leg jeans tend to be excessively baggy in the leg but tight at the thighs (at least for me) while 'slim' are usually more proportional. Personally I steer clear of skinny jeans purely because they emphasise just how thick my thighs are, but that's purely my own preference because of my proportions!

In short, I don't think there's one foolproof way to find men's jeans to fit an afab body - it's just an awful lot of trying things on until you get a pair that work on you!

 

Vans jeans are a decent fit for a female form. I'm a weightlifter so my body shape isn't typically female but I do have the dreaded female hips and arse. Find a brand that fits well and head to eBay!