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In article <1js8ooINN26n@im4u.cs.utexas.edu>, russw@cs.utexas.edu (Russ Williams) writes:
> In article <1993Jan23.085656.13200@fuug.fi> an1705@anon.penet.fi (Jenny B.) writes:
>>)	I get my feminine clothes at a local Salvation Army outlet. I 
>>)say you are buying for your sister.
> 
>>At first I had a carefully-rehearsed story, but later became more relaxed...
>>the Salvation Army is *fantastic*!
> 
> One could simply say that it is for a costume.  Goodwill takes out ads
> (at least here in Austin whenever halloween approaches) that explicitly
> suggest the store as a good source of CD costumes, so it would seem
> they are mellow about the concept.
> 

I find that I still buy my clothing at the Goodwill, as I have been 
able to pick up tremendous bargains on good clothes there.  (I always 
get asked where I get my clothes).  The Goodwill in San Rafael is the 
best place I have found to shop, for they have a wonderful selection 
with some expensive brands, all very inexpensively.  One 
drawback--the womens' dressing room is common, so it may not be the 
place for a crossdresser to try things on.

Sarah W.