I hate too many accessories! It just to make prices of women's clothing and shoes so much higher than those for men. How many times I was searching for winter boots, plain, comfy, warm boots, no 7 inch heels, no 7 zippers, no 10 meter long shoelaces, no silly attachments... same for clothes, at least give us choice, we are not all into clothes that has everything on it, zippers, buttons, laces, frills, fringes, rhinestones... give up on that!

I want to learn how to sew so I can make my own stuff or adjust men's clothing to my body type.

normal size and plus size. how about sizes of all kind from 0 (which is still kind of ridiculous, cmon zero, like you are made of air ) to whatever number, let's stop branding a person "normal" and "plus". and even better when you go to the store and you have the special "plus" section, hidden at the back (like the adult section of a video store), where no one can see your fat ugly face.

As I had a girlfriend who suffered from incontinence - there were practically no pants of any kind that wouldn't allow you to see what's underneath - she wore male's pants, then, or skirts that weren't too tight. Every pant made for women is so tight that, in order to keep this out of public, you could just as well wear no pants at all, or a shirt announcing what brand of diaper you have on - and if they weren't too tight, they were too short on the top end, sticking out etc... When shopping, she usually was pissed. Two kinds of pissed.

Keep looking. I am short with an above average bust and don't suit cool colours, so I can't just walk into any shop and find something suitable. Trousers from Robel, underwear from Bravissimo (who also do a small range of clothes including shirts in different bra sizes), and a few others. Expensive yes but they last and I feel good, and it's probably better than buying a load of cheap stuff regularly and still feeling like a bundle of rags tied up with ugly string. And everything else from thrift shops!

Can we address the butterfly/flower/hearts/glitter designs everywhere? Give me dinosaurs and rockets on my swimsuit or my PJs! Give me nerdy quotes on cute tops!

Real pockets. Shirts cut for bust sizes. I hate buying a 2xl an looking like I'm in a tent just to fit my tits. S-m-l-xl-xxl-xxxl waist and then bra size the tops! Hey who wants to start a company? "Fit to your t's" ?!?!

As a tall woman, it’s when the waist sizes go up depending on what skirt length.mJust because I’m tall and have long legs, so I need longer skirts does not mean that my waist size is large.

I want shirts and dresses of the same size with options for different bra cup sizes! Thank`s, pregnancy, for 85K :( Also, even freaking maternity/breastfeeding bras have the same cup sizes as normal bras. Also wtf with having to buy two sets of clothes for pregnancy and breastfeeding because either it fits your bump or it allows you to breastfeed. And that at 50€+ prices!

Different thigh measurements on jeans. My belly is bigger, my thighs are rather slim. Even jeggins are wide around my weirdly thin thighs if they fit my belly. And 100 times yes to blouses for different bra sizes.

What women want: POCKETS. Also, sizes not determined by the mannequins. Nobody born is built like a mannequin. Very few are a "perfect size whatever". So can we have pockets and options on sizes? My jeans come in 8/10/12/etc. My hubby gets jeans with inseam/waist numbers. His clothes are cut for his chest. Mine are M/L/etc. Why can't we just... have clothes that we don't haev to alter? (and POCKETS!)

I’d like to offer a counter point to these comments from my own perspective as a man. The thing I think a lot of us hate about men’s clothing and are jealous of when it comes to women’s clothing is just the sheer limitless options. You only have to look at the size of men’s sections in shops compared to women’s to see choice and options are huge. Even the range of clothing styles, materials and types of clothing are amazing. While I can empathise with a lot of the comments here (just add pockets FFS they are brilliant) there are a lot of positives that come with this. I also appreciate that the lack of options for men most likely comes from the same Genesis as the problems for women’s clothing, but it would be lovely to be able to break out of the trouser/shirt, jeans/t-shirt mundanity

Why can’t catalogs just give you the actual garment measurements for each size, chest, waist, hips, length, knee diameter, etc? Sizing is so inconsistent, and the size charts are worthless. Biggest pet peeve. Makes it so hard to order anything, and expensive to send back.

I will never give up fighting freaking pockets. What is so hard about adding pockets to our clothes after adding gigantic pockets on male pants?

Universal clothing sizes based on the "average" woman. I'm short, relatively slim, and have a small frame. When the extra small is too big for me, there's something wrong. I literally can't find a brand of panties that doesn't fall off me at this point, because of the obesity epidemic. (Yes, you should feel good about yourself at any size. I'd bloody well like to feel good about myself, and would, if I could find clothes that don't drown me.)

Remember that show with Stacy London, where they'd make over a woman and take her shopping, show her what to buy to suit her frame? They took all the things and Had Them Tailored. Try to find a good tailor or seamstress in your town, it's very difficult and often means spending $20+/- on one alteration. Not many can afford it.

There is no in-between length in pyjama or sports trousers, either they're so short they're practically panties, either they're so long you can mop the floor with them.

I have such a hard time shopping for clothes lately. Most stores are using the cheapest fabrics possible. They also mess with their sizing. Finding something with a bit of quality these days costs an arm and a leg. They’re all skimping on quality.

The descriptions of the environmental and social impacts of the fashion industry are shocking. Wonder if all those creatively motivated people working in that industry could find some other kind of outlet for their skills?

Women's sportswear here is almost always pink. It's pink or nothing. I hate pink.

POCKETS!!!! Skirts, ladies jeans, anything, stop making these faux pockets or tiny ones!