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A bike with a mixte frame, with a lower step over height, might be of help? https://momentummag.com/mixte-vintage-frame-design-is-the-new-trend-in-stylish-city-bikes/ Earlier in this thread , I suggested that mixte-type bikes with their lower step over height, might be helpful for cyclists who wear...

nzfreestyler hasn't posted in quite a while. Anyone know why? They used to post pretty regularly.

I notice that they have removed all of the images of outfits from their "Pics and Looks" thread.
The images were linked to a flickr account.

Just got back from my first, skirted bike ride. Never had sufficient courage to try it before. I rode a BMX-style bike with smaller than full-size wheels. Nominally 20" (406). A folding bike with handlebars and saddle at adult height. The top of the frame is 25" high so I had to lean the b...

My Google searches revealed only the Oxford and Guildford branches outside London. A bit odd having more than one map of branches. Glad to hear there are more, not so much because I want to go there, but because so many shops are closing. Urban Outfitters website team need to sort out their store l...

This time it goes beyond trousers for women. Initially I thought just in America but I think Urban Outfitters also in UK. https://wwd.com/fashion-news/fashion-scoops/urban-outfitters-adds-wildfang-1236204140/ Yes. Urban Outfitters have 10 stores/shops around the London area then mail order for the ...

This news entertainment item on skirts is light and interesting but does give a nod to MIS toward the end and mentions a book that some might find interesting. https://www.cbs.com/shows/video/Z_7cYdiFlGo1q7BFZ5VTq4uSMUetszff/ I found that your link to the video on CBS Sunday Morning - "The lon...

I have no qualms calling them mini skirts but perhaps if I said it was a cargo skirt (as it had patch pockets) it might have less stigma for a man's garment. I think she was being friendly and it was obviously a skirt, hence no seam. Perhaps was being diplomatic asking what I called it rather than ...

Saw a chap in a tartan kilt (Buchanan tartan) with white socks in Walthamstow, London. He stared at me, even though I was in an invisible denim skirt with boots. You didn't mention what type of legwear you had on, new2skirts. I suspect that given the time of year, it was continuous from your boots ...

Saw a chap in a tartan kilt (Buchanan tartan) with white socks in Walthamstow, London. He stared at me, even though I was in an invisible denim skirt with boots. You didn't mention what type of legwear you had on, new2skirts. I suspect that given the time of year, it was continuous from your boots ...

Great pictures moonshadow, especially the sunset.

I'm pleased that you've both found the area in which you want to make a home.

STEVIE wrote: ↑Sun Feb 04, 2024 2:43 am In the two years since, I have lost a bit of weight so I am currently considering having some adjustments made to the skirt.

I suspect that all three garments of the Skruit may need 'taking in" to continue to look great, together as an outfit?
Not just the skirt, STEVIE.

Barleymower wrote: ↑Sat Feb 03, 2024 7:29 am

STEVIE wrote: ↑Sat Feb 03, 2024 7:01 am Anyone remember this?

Before my time?

Yes, March 2022.

STEVIE wrote: ↑Sat Feb 03, 2024 7:45 am That is the Skroot BM.
Skirt suit specifically made for a guy, me.
Cost about £200 in total, so not a killer.
All I proved was that it is possible.
Steve.

Here is STEVIE's thread on the Skruit.

I think that it looks very smart.

Evening, folks! I'm currently in the process of converting an old pair of Key Overalls into a dress/skirt/thing/I don't know exactly... What would you fellows recommend to make this a more comfortable thing to wear? Some form of stretchy denim on the skirt, perhaps? There is a thread in the "S...

For those that don't like the word "skirt" when talking about a man in such a garment can use the term "MUG". Stands for "Men's Unbifurcated Garment". I don't have any issue with the term "skirt" when I wear one. A kilt is an unbifurcated garment, so is a ski...