Clothing standards are superficial, imo, and as long as I have access to comfortable and functional "women's" clothing, I don't care if they look stereotypical. I have shopped in the boys/mens aisles as the T-shirts seem to be made of a heavier cotton. Why must there be "feminine" clothing for male bodies? The stores are providing jobs and selling items people want to buy. My guess is there would be few takers as most humans like to fit in to their culture (I don't go around in Japanese kimonos even though I like them), and the return on investment would hurt the business. The law does not require getting rid of labeled girls and boys toy sections, but it does require "retail department store locations that sells childcare items or toys to maintain a gender neutral section or area, to be labeled at the discretion of the retailer, in which a reasonable selection of the items and toys for children that it sells shall be displayed, regardless of whether they have been traditionally marketed for either girls or for boys." leginfo.legislature.ca.…