Old Navy Skirtalls

dragonslain · Post by **dragonslain** » Wed Dec 27, 2006 1:09 am

I was looking at the old navy website and I found these: Skirtalls. According to the product description they a "zip fly". Why would women need a zip fly on a this type od garment? Just wondering.

Departed Member · Post by **Departed Member** » Wed Dec 27, 2006 1:28 am

Maybe that might suitably fit the 'man's dress' criteria (pinafore style?).

As for the 'zip fly', aren't some 'liberated' ladies using cardboard (er) w*llies nowadays?:sh:

Big and Bashful · Post by **Big and Bashful** » Wed Dec 27, 2006 10:29 am

It looks like it zips to the right as well. There's novel!

Feiyral · Post by **Feiyral** » Wed Jan 03, 2007 7:48 pm

Actually that looks remarkably nice. Practical. And it leaves plenty of oppourtunityfor personalization via whatever you wear (or don't wear!) underneath as a shirt. Though, depending how loose it's cut for a woman's figure, a man may end up with a sea of loose fabric about the chest. Might be able to remedy that by shortening the straps.

Mary Jane Boy · Post by **Mary Jane Boy** » Thu Jan 04, 2007 8:06 pm

dragonslain wrote:I was looking at the old navy website and I found these: Skirtalls. According to the product description they a "zip fly". Why would women need a zip fly on a this type od garment? Just wondering.

They are on sale in the stores right now for $18 up to size XXL. I got an XL for myself for Spring.

Mary Jane Boy

davinaskirt · Post by **davinaskirt** » Fri Jan 05, 2007 12:38 am

Skirtalls - Hey I like those - would love to get one for me - has anybody seen them on sale anywhere in the UK?
Dave~

RichardA · Post by **RichardA** » Mon Jan 08, 2007 9:45 am

Davinaskirt
there is one in the "littlewoods" spring/summer catalogue page No53, GR 5509
AT £25.00 up to size 18, but the skirt is only 14 inches long
use GR5509 in the search to see photo
http://www.littlewoods-online.com

Sasquatch · Post by **Sasquatch** » Wed Jan 10, 2007 8:11 pm

dragonslain wrote:I was looking at the old navy website and I found these: Skirtalls. According to the product description they a "zip fly". Why would women need a zip fly on a this type od garment? Just wondering.

I looked briefly at one in an Old Navy store. It was not my cup o' tea because the back had cris-cross straps, not at all like real overalls (Osh Kosh, B'Gosh). The skirt length would have been okay but the back was a little too feminine for my taste. The fly was quite short, typical for a womens skirt, and wouldn't leave much "working room" if you actually tried to use it. Not that you'd need it with a skirt that length - knee or just above.

Sasq

pepsie · Post by **pepsie** » Mon Jan 22, 2007 3:34 am

I found one this weekend at an Old Navy store, on sale for a little over $8. Although the skirt is quite a lot shorter than I would prefer I like the overall affect in that it keeps my skirt from constantly falling down. I wore it all afternoon today and then drove 280 miles wearing it. Although I didn't stop in public I did notice a couple of truckdrivers giving me a What the F--- look as I am sure they really didn't know what they were looking at.