I shop on Amazon because I get gift cards for work (camgirl). I'll list whatever I find in my order history - Apologies if it includes anything discontinued. I shop on Amazon.com and Amazon.ca as I am Canadian, so I'll include finds from both.

Loves

Bombsheller octopus leggings - They don't carry these on Amazon anymore, but last I checked, they do allow you to pay via Amazon on their website. The size chart was off when I first ordered them so I exchanged them for a size up, and the company was very accomodating. The leggings are comfy and sturdy.


Jellyfish socks - Adorable and well made. Definitely plan to purchase more designs from this seller.


Snowpants - I don't wear these a lot since I'm more the summer outdoorsy type, but they were excellent for walking my ex's dog in the winter and I still occasionally wear them for running errands on foot when it's really cold out.


Burned velvet leggings - I bought these in "blurple" and adore them. They're slightly sheer, so I wear other leggings underneath (these ones from eBay do the trick).


Anna-Kaci search result link - Anna-Kaci is an awesome vendor with well priced attire. I listed the vendor since the specific items I purchased are no longer available.


Thigh high socks - I have found these cheaper on amazon.ca, but this was the first pair I bought. Cute and sturdy! I now have 3 more pairs on their way!


Zebra print scarf - I was impressed by the quality of this one. I did donate it when I was gifted a similar scarf in black/gray as I try not to keep duplicates of non-essentials, but I would still have it otherwise.


Timberland knee high boots - Bought these in black, and they are probably one of my favorite Amazon purchases ever. If I were to ever re-buy these, I'd go a half size up, as I had to get them professionally stretched once they arrived, but holy fuck I love these boots. Waterproof, and fantastic quality. They're my go-to boots and I wear them more than any other piece of footwear I own.


Underbust belt - I'm not huge on the price tag, only because I once bought a nearly identical one on clearance pre-breast-augmentation. I'm glad I was able to buy this one post-op since the old one stopped fitting though. Will buy in more colors if they ever go on sale.


Booties - Pleasantly surprised by the quality! Will definitely consider buying more if I ever want/need them in different colors. Comfier for longer wear than most of my other heels, too.


Suspender Skirt - I love this thing so much, I bought two more on eBay after buying this one in black. This one's definitely better quality than the other two, though. I'd recommend wearing them with a shorts slip since there's not a lot of length to them. I'm actually really sad that they don't ship this to Canada anymore, otherwise I'd buy a couple more colors.


Beechfield beanie - This is definitely more my style when it comes to fit, but isn't as warm as the cable knits. Definitely one of my go-to hats.

Likes

Wet look batwing top - Surprised by the fit/quality for the price. Fabric looks/feels a bit cheap but overall the piece is well made.


Chunky cable knit beanies - I ordered this hat in olive, mustard, and teal. They're comfy, warm, and feel well made. I find them to be a little too bulky for my head, so I'm trying to stretch them out/break them in a bit. Definitely personal preference though, and not a quality issue.


Glitter loafers with spikes - They're gorgeous, but not high quality. I'd put them under "meh" for lifespan, but I did love them up until they started falling apart.


Holo creepers - I really need to wear these more, but my day-to-day fashion is much more casual and I don't party like I used to. Working my way towards wearing them more. The quality is decent but I don't think they'll last forever.


JollyChic search result link - JollyChic is great for cheap-ish stuff. I've bought from them a number of times and rarely been disappointed. Some of their synthetic stuff smells chemically at first (shiny leggings being one) but the smell dissipates after a couple washes. Their customer service is also stellar. Shared the search results since the specific items I ordered are no longer listed.


Iron Fist sweater - Bought in a size small, fits more like a medium. Will be shrinking it.


Waist belt - Great quality for the price (~$13CAD if I recall correctly). Fit is a little stiff, so it can look a little boxy with some outfits as it isn't flexible around curves, but overall still nice.

Meh

Faux fur vest #1 - Not the worst quality, but definitely felt cheaper than a couple other vests I own. Ended up selling it since the size chart was off and I didn't love it enough to exchange it for the right size.


Faux fur vest #2 - Slightly lower quality than #1, but same deal - Size chart was inaccurate, but not worth exchanging so I sold it.


Thermal leggings - Smelled awful at first, but it went away overtime. They are still pretty warm even after washing/wearing them for a couple years now, but they pill, so they're not the most aesthetically pleasing. Great for layering, but would not buy again.


Skull cardigan - It's cute and cozy. I wear it around the house more than out, since I noticed after washing it that the bottom corners started curling up a bit due to shrinkage. Also wish it was a tad bit longer.


Spiked slouch beret - The creases are a little harder than I wanted/expected, so I'm trying to stretch it out/break it in a bit. I have other hats that I like more though, so this one doesn't get a lot of love and might just end up being donated.


Leg warmers - Quality-wise, they should be in the "loves" section, but I bought these back when I was on a wild spree to better prepare myself for winter, and while I do love how warm they are, the patterns/colors just aren't my style.


Digital print tanks - The quality is about what I expected for the material, but I found the fit to be off on most of them (especially in the armpit area). I modified a few for a better fit, but mostly I wear them as slips now. The material is perfect for layering under sweaters that normally "grab" onto cotton camis. They can definitely be found cheaper elsewhere, though.


Fleece lined leggings - I bought these in damask, which I guess is no longer available. They're completely matted on the inside now, and not what I'd call "fleece lined" anymore. Still pretty on the outside, but definitely no good for warmth.

Downright Awful

OURS vendor search results - Seriously, don't buy anything from OURS. Their photos are stolen from other brands and the quality of their clothes are laughably poor. I threw them away rather than donate them because I knew that they would never be rebought, even at thrift store prices. They were the worst. Woooorst.


Bikini - The shittiest shit that ever shitted. Everything about it was just awful.

I personally really like these from Amazon.

Clothes that fit well is the #1 important thing.

• V-neck T-shirts
  
• Earrings
  
• A simple metal necklace
  
• Do your eyebrows
  
• Women's gloves
  
• Okay, these might be a bit too feminine
  
• Some nice shoes
  
• Some athletic clothing
  
  You really just gotta find your style and spend some time browsing. Don't be afraid to buy women's clothes, 90% of the time you can make them look andro as long as they don't have any flowery lace or whatever on them.

Oh, shoot. You could just go all retro and wear furry leg warmers to distract people! lol

Aren't these the greatest?!?? So thick and squishy! they are these!

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This is kind of odd, but it'll help. I work at a publishing company and I sell local/regional books to independent retailers/museums. It's a neat "travel" guide that may help me pick out some new locations to sell to.

Or more tradtionally, this. Which is actually for a job I don't have yet, but am aspiring towards. I want to be an instructor at this dance studio I go to and leg warmers are my JAM when working out.

Des chaussettes tabi. Tu en a de tous les styles. Sinon, les loose socks sont aussi très populaires.

I have a pair of these Simms and they are incredible. Simms just cancelled this pair and started selling a this new one on their webiste, but mine are still available on Amazon, though I'm sure the new ones are great.

Let me mention a few things that I really value in these gloves, that were annoying in other winter fishing gloves I've owned:

-They are relatively thin. Fleece gloves are bulky and get caught on things.
-When removing the flap that covers the thumb and fingers, it has a thick elastic band that keeps it pinned down against your thumb/hand so that the free fabric isn't flapping around and getting caught on your line while casting. And trust me it works, the fabric is entirely out of the way, never gets caught casting. The new version appears to have a button/snap to accomplish this goal.
-the material they are made out of dries really quickly, but also keeps your hands warm if/when wet.
-They appear thin, but I've fished in these in Utah and Idaho in February in temps down to single digits and have been fine.
-They are a little pricy ~60 bucks, but well worth the investment if, like me, you do a lot of winter fishing/spring steel heading. It's the only glove you'll buy.

My (now) mother-in-law gave me leopard print fuzzy boot covers. I was so surprised that I didn't have a chance to mask my expression, and it hurt her feelings that I didn't like them. I'm sorry, but I've never worn animal print, so I'm not sure where she got the impression that I would wear them. She loves animal print, though, and she ended up taking them back.

They were very similar to this:

http://www.amazon.com/EH9131WL-Leopard-Warmers-Covers-Sleeves/dp/B0069U4YN4/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1324233930&sr=8-2

I usually just use amazon. [Exotic Apparel] (https://www.amazon.com/Exotic-Apparel/b/ref=dp_bc_4?ie=UTF8&node=7586174011) There are costume kits that work, like [this,] (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01H4REKAC/ref=ox_sc_sfl_title_40?ie=UTF8&smid=A2THRMP5DYX43S) or you could just search a colour and find something. [Pink] (https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=node%3D7586174011&field-keywords=pink)

[Pink Tights] (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005I68CMO/ref=ox_sc_sfl_title_38?ie=UTF8&smid=A2XZNAPQ91VJQ0&psc=1)

Pink Leg Warmers

[Not-As-Pink Arm Warmers] (https://www.amazon.com/EGELBEL-Womens-Winter-Fingerless-Knitted/dp/B017KB80WQ/ref=sr_1_12?ie=UTF8&qid=1473905321&sr=8-12&keywords=pink+arm+warmers)

I'm gonna make you a little outfit.

fleece leggings I do own a pair of these. They are thick, and warm, but I like to dry them with my under things, because they can pill.

boots i'm wearing these right now. I've had them for over a year. They aren't as all as you'd think, but very comfy and warm.

boot socks I have these in the grey/white. They are kinda long, but I love them. They come up pretty high, so they look best with a tall boot. One button did fall off, but I fixed it. Buy these here on Amazon. I got mine as a gift from Etsy and they were $29.00. They are the exact same thing.

I am super obsessed with thigh highs right now. And I like Carol of the Bells. So powerful!