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Sheertex are good and pretty robust. I’ve got a pair in 30 denier. They have a hole in the sole after about 20 wearings but that’s it - and there are no runs. I’ve supported men’s tights over the years but I’ll not continue buying if the quality is not there. Steve Lieberman was a pioneer in this re...

Yes, I remember it well. I was an active participator.

The commentary above provides context to the subject matter. I don’t have a problem with it.

At the moment it’s VERY difficult to avoid the evilness, bullying, threats and repugnant comments that are threatening the globe. I’ll try my best, but these are very disturbing times.

Carl, we can but hope.

That’s a sensible approach.

I note a comparison in an earlier post about a 9 year old girl being in the gents vs an 8 year old boy being in a female showering facility. I find the apparent attempt to provide equivalence highly amusing. One room has men with their backs to the child, showing very little of their bodies even if ...

Or go on Instagram and search for Gender Blender?

Both are magnificent examples of human beings.

I forgot to mention. The Sevilla tights come in some great colours (edit - but not if you’re anything other than petite - sadly. Seems many colours are discontinued)

https://www.uktights.com/product/3435/c ... mer-tights

Some thoughts on silky sheer tights. Cecilia de Rafael are superb. Try their Eterno Super Lucido 20, or even the 10 denier choice. They are more expensive than supermarket tights, but they feel and look far better. Even the Sevilla tights are pretty good from the same brand, but at a lower price. Tr...

Bill wrote: ↑Sat Oct 25, 2025 9:23 pm "It’s a pastiche of a proper kilt, and it’s cheap and nasty. I’d rather get a Skirtcraft skirt."

Thank you for the intuitive review.

Just my opinion, Bill.

I’ve looked at the sport kilt website. I’m really not impressed. A velcro closure, no mention of the material, suggesting some man made environmental horror, and a lack of proper pleats. It’s a pastiche of a proper kilt, and it’s cheap and nasty. I’d rather get a Skirtcraft skirt. On the kilt front,...

Far from being a huge Janus, that’s quite compact. A whole lot smaller.

The current Ryder Cup reminds me of seeing it live in 2014 in Gleneagles, Scotland, UK. There, I witnessed about 10 USA supporters, lined up, all in Stars and Stripes kilts. It was a fabulous sight to see!

If I can get a recovered photo from my dead phone, I shall try to post it.

Jim, I prefer myself with shaved legs, am agnostic on men being hairy or not, and prefer women to have smooth legs.

Otherwise I am in agreement with you on the points you make.