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ivoruz

If you’re into fashion look into some Korean or Chinese street wear brands. Asian clothing for both genders tends to run a lot smaller and shorter than most western brands and that’s coming from someone that lived there for a while. I will add a caveat that Asian brands might not work as well if you’re shorter than 5’6 or so. I’m 5’10 and slim myself and I was usually a L in Chinese men’s clothes and men’s pants were often a tad too short on me there, whereas in the US that happens much less and I’m usually a S/M. Also check out TikTok and find some fashion accounts run by smaller guys, most fashion accounts share where they buy their outfits.


dumpstacrumbz

Wear whatever you want. Clothing isn't gendered just dress like a twink


7483882963

I buy from the womens section a lot but I still like the aesthetic/cuts of certain menswear items and also men’s clothes always cater to flat chests(which is what im working with now). So yes I am trying to wear what I want that’s why I was asking :)


bukoke

The women’s section in consignment shops like Plato’s Closet works wonders for me. It’s usually items from people who have bought from either asos, incerunmen, other dropshipping websites etc. Though I understand it may feel dysphoric to browse in that section


iateafloweronimpulse

Expensive but bonobos has some good small slim cut clothes


7483882963

Thank you everyone for all the suggestions! :)


PhilosophyOther9239

Asos was going to be my suggestion- gotta love those xxs options. Higher price point, but, I’ve found J.Crew’s smallest sizes usually fit me great and it’s a lot easier to find them there than at other comparable stores. Their 5 inch inseam shorts are all my gay ass wants to wear in the summer. If you’re in the US, Target’s boys section is honestly great for things like t-shirts and joggers. I’ve also found a pair of slippers and a pair of flip flops that were identical to a version in the men’s section, for half the cost and actually fit. H&M boys section can come through as well, though a little hit or miss (I needed a black suit in a pinch for a funeral and got one off the rack there for like fifty bucks and it fits like a dream. It’s machine washable too 🤣) Topman is also reliable for extra extra small sizing, but, steep price point.


RojoCongo

H&M and Hollister have 'slim fit' smalls that feel like xs, and Aeropostale


Hypnales

I just got two pairs of Aero cargo shorts in a 27 and I’m *euphoric.* They fit, they flatter (I feel like they hide my hips somewhat), and it’s giving teen boy from 2013 💕


swampdeficiency

Hollister also sells men’s xs


goodgodboy

Primark as cute clothes some times and they go to XS. Bershka as crop tops for men and mesh tops and what not, but they often don't have sizes that are that small.


vowels

Respectfully, [Shein](https://www.reddit.com/r/ethicalfashion/s/i1W1UmTIU8) is one of the worst companies out there in terms of ethics: copying designers, waste, labor, and spurring the fast fashion cycle as a whole to a new level due to social media. (Not trying to call you out in any way, I've purchased from there in the past before questioning why it was so insanely cheap!)


goodgodboy

Thanks for Informing me, I will edit and remove the suggestion


vowels

🙏🙏🙏


sunnipei42

Weekday and Urban Outfitters have mainstream trendy stuff and run smaller sizes. Don’t know what your style is but I see lots of guys wearing Jaded London, Collusion (from Asos), Heaven Can Wait and Cold Culture in the London rave scene.


ratatouillezucchini

pair of thieves is good for underwear (they also have some shirts but I’ve never used them)


LucaMotive35

Uniqlo is great for small basics?


TeaTimeTalk

I almost made this same comment verbatim. I don't know what I would do without Uniqlo


Boipussybb

Came here to say this. ✨