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Comments

Re: Complainging you don't get

[(Anonymous)]

Similar to the first comment: I don't get when people complain about "all the see through shirts" in women's clothing and how they can't find normal tops. Where are you shopping that you can't find normal women's tops? Dude, just go to Target or something.

(Also, I don't get why they act like see through tops are the WORST thing to happen to fashion. I own a couple and I like them cause of how they LOOK. Not all clothes have to be 100 percent practical.)

Re: Complainging you don't get

[elaminator]

This is amusing to me because I just went to Target a few days ago looking for clothing and was surprised at how thin a lot of it was. Same with Old Navy. (Granted, I haven't been shopping for clothing in a long time and wanted something cheapish, so there might be better places to look, I just didn't know where.)

Now if other people want to wear see through tops that's fine, but I would be too self-conscious to do so.

Re: Complainging you don't get

[(Anonymous)]

I've just never had this problem? I have never had problems finding not-thin tops at places like Target. Maybe it depends on what time of the year you shop? Or it could be a regional thing for all I know idk its just never been a problem for me. The see through clothes I own I had to look for.

Re: Complainging you don't get

[elaminator]

It could be a seasonal or regional thing, yea, not sure.

Maybe I'm just unlucky or chose a bad time to shop, or maybe I just need to shop around more.

I rarely see completely see through clothes (instead of just thin tops or whatever) though, so that's a bit different. Maybe they are rare, idk.

Re: Complainging you don't get

[(Anonymous)]

Or maybe your tops are more see-through than you think. I've had this problem before, where I thought a dark-colored top was fine until I went to the bathroom while wearing it, and certain angles of the light made it completely see through. D:

For the complaint in general, though, thinner tops are actually a widespread thing in the clothing industry because it promotes layering, which sells more clothes. Whether or not you see it yourself, companies have admitted that this is what they are doing.

Re: Complainging you don't get

[(Anonymous)]

Especially when there's such an easy way to deal with see-through stuff: just wear a camisole underneath. I own several tops of varying degrees of see-through-ness, so I just wear them with a camisole. Problem solved.

Re: Complainging you don't get

[(Anonymous)]

In summer? When it's 110 degrees F regularly where I live? I'd rather not wear more layers than necessary. I also think it's silly to have to spend more money on more articles of clothing that take up more space in my decidedly small living space just because clothing companies can't be bothered to make shirts with decent material.

(That said, I'm in the middle--I can usually find tops that aren't thin, but I definitely understand this complaint. If I want a plain shirt then it's usually fine, but as soon as I start looking at anything with a cute design on it, it's like everything is half-invisible. Even if it's black. I don't particularly care if people can see my bra, but I've gotten comments about how it's a trashy look, so.)