Pete is right about lack of merchandise for men

[SorcererHeidi]

My wife always buys men's t-shirts. Women's clothing is primarily designed for fashion. Men's clothing is designed for comfort and durability. The material is typically better quality, not the flimsy sheer stuff the women's shirts are made from. The ladies stuff tends to be the thin stretchy material designed to be form-fitting, and often has a lower cut neckline. The men's stuff is standard t-shirt design with a crew neck and regular fit.

Wonder if Steven Tyler would get upset if I sang "Lady Looks Like a Dude?". Doesn't roll off the tongue like the correct version, but certainly fits me (and apparently the lovely Marci) more comfortably!

 

[Angel Ariel]

And it’s also irritating that Disney thinks that women only buy apparel with Minnie on it. We want Mickey merch too!

Edited for typo.

Amen! Same for the girl's section...DD loves Mickey! Minnie too, but also Mickey...and just because it's for girls, doesn't mean it has to be pink!

 

[KingLlama]

I buy only men's t-shirts, but I usually end up cutting off the sleeves to allow room for my massive arm muscles.

 

[TheMaxRebo]

I buy only men's t-shirts, but I usually end up cutting off the sleeves to allow room for my massive arm muscles.

tell the whole story - you also notch the neck so you can rip of the shirt at a moments notice, ala Hulk Hogan "Watcha gonna do Duffy, when Llamamania runs wild on you!!!!"

 

[disneysteve]

and just because it's for girls, doesn't mean it has to be pink!

Gender stereotyping is alive and well in the clothing industry. Boys shirts are blue or green and have trucks and dinosaurs on them and girls shirts are pink or pastel colors and have unicorns and kittens on them. It's tough to find stuff that doesn't stick to those patterns.