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It is Utilikilts out of Seattle that has 2 millions of dollars of sells annually. That brand is well mention here on skirtcafe. As much I can gather from internet New York City where they have a very large customer base they ship to. Utilikilts are completely gender exclusive, a macho product aimed...

Who is likely to be next? ASOS would be my top choice. I’d also watch Zara and H&M. So would I, Zara and H&M have already tried it and withdrew. Not so sure about ASOS. We'll see, but like I said, don't hold your breath. Steve. PS did you create that post by yourself or did you have AI assi...

That combination is what accelerates change. Urban Outfitters hasn’t fully delivered inclusive sizing, but by introducing “Everyone” they’ve publicly revealed a commercial opportunity in gender-inclusive fashion. That signal is likely to push other retailers further than Urban itself has gone. Only...

I agree with STEVIE it's all about money why they choose to go inclusive. They must have seen there is enough sales to make it profitable from this niche market of MIS. Not quite Mr S. Urban Outfitters have just tagged a category onto their existing offer. Any investment is minimal and on the back ...

Tee Hee, talk about being fluid, I was misgendered today and I wasn't even standing up.
Partaking in a nice coffee, the cafe was very busy and got jostled by an older man.
"Sorry dear", he says then OOPS!
Twas my flowing silvery locks wot caused his error, hey ho, it made me smile.
Steve.

I am making no reference to any post on this thread, except my own, "it will make no difference". Regardless of "gender inclusion" initiatives, this one by Urban Outfitters, is not the first and likely not the last. It is not being done for any reason other than money, a way of i...

crfriend wrote: ↑Mon Feb 16, 2026 8:06 pm

STEVIE wrote: ↑Mon Feb 16, 2026 7:20 pmTake all the freedom that you wish!

Or none at all. Because as a man, that's what you'll find you get. Every. Time.

I guess freedom is a double edged sword.
I have earned mine and intend to enjoy it to the fullest possible degree.
Steve.

Barleymower wrote: ↑Mon Feb 16, 2026 2:05 pm Freedom to wear what you want is not that much of an ask.

Wow BM, what a question!
Of course the answer is, yes dear of course you may.
Just as long you wear what's appropriate and normal and doesn't embarrass me etc etc etc.
Take all the freedom that you wish!
Steve

Back in the stone age when I was but a nipper, I wanted to wear girl clothes. Did I want to be a girl, I didn't know that was even possible. As a pre-teen in the late 60s, I wanted to wear girl clothes. Did I want to be a girl, still unaware of the possibility. 1970s and hormonally rampant, I wanted...

This is huge: https://www.urbanoutfitters.com/en-gb/everyone-dresses-jumpsuits It sends a big signal to the rest of the fashion industry. One huge problem Steamman, this has all been done before. Adidas, EMP, H&M and Zara off the top of my head have all sent that "big signal" in the p...

Pretty sure that a lot of us around here to welcome back our Fred in Skirts.
I know that when a certain lady member becomes aware that she most certainly will.
From me personally though, I am very glad and we will hope to hear even more from Fred in the future.
Steve.

I said previously that I had worn trousers when called in 2016 and, ten years later, I'd do the same. Not because of fear of censure but simply not to be the focus of attention. In 21 it never occurred to me that there could be a major difference between the United States and the U.K. With respect t...

The boy wear the garment with knee length shorts and the girl with bikini bottoms. When the boy wears it, it is a shirt - when the girl wears it - it is a dress. It's the same garment. Indeed Stu, I have two dresses in a similar vein, elongated rugby tops! I also have dresses which are long tee-shi...

I am reading the autobiography of John Le Mesurier (Sgt. Wilson in Dad's Army), who was born 1912. There is a picture of him aged 3 and wearing a dress. And my father who was also born in 1912 also wore dresses until he was three. I was born in 1941 and never did. Though a boy about the same age as...

I have saved myself an awful lot of money by being unfazed by what side of the aisle my glasses frames come from. Just another item where gender assignment is pretty meaningless. On a different note, in your neck of the woods, "Land o' Spex", formerly "Spexpistols", is a brillian...