>There is nothing that restricts women from buying "mens" gendered items in those cases. (Women are able to cross over both lines in the majority of cases, men.

>There is nothing that restricts women from buying "mens" gendered items in those cases. (Women are able to cross over both lines in the majority of cases, men.. not so much [when it comes to clothes]) It would be interesting if men started raiding the womens' departments more. But I wonder who would make more rude comments about men wearing any women's clothing (for instance, if guys started running around in skirts): other men, or women? Who's more intolerant?