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I always wear silky slips and cotton petticoats in bed. Absolutely hate pyjama trousers riding up in bed pinching my nether regions!

To keep warm in cold weather simply wear petticoats. I always do and it works a treat.

This is the oldest skirt I currently own: a BHS (remember them?) denim skirt purchased in 2015. I don't wear it much anymore as I prefer midi length denim skirts these days. I used to own a couple of men's denim skirts from Midasclothing.com but they wore out.

I bought something very similar from BHS six years ago at a similar price. Although it looks like it'll affect your stride it's made out of very stretchy material with a back split for ease of movement.

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Tue May 04, 2021 9:39 pm

Is that a caterpillar holding the two sides together?

That's my kind of skirt. I have two skirts very similar in length and style.

Working from home as a self employed proof reader I've been able to keep the heating bill down by layering up on skirts (something you can't do in trousers). A tiered multi layered fluffy petticoat provides plenty of insulation against the cold. Save the environment, save the planet... wear petticoa...

If you want more laughs watch this you tube video on the origin of the kilt. #BBC #MichaelMcIntyre #ComedyRoadshow How the Kilt was designed to be opposite to the English! | Michael McIntyre's Comedy Roadshow - BBC https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=2YQIA_FEe3o [/quote] Utterly brilliant! No offense inte...

My favourite length is midi in all weather types as it is a very practical length. In warm or hot weather I wear short socks but in colder weather I wear above the knee socks and a fluffy multi layer petticoat for warmth. Something like this: Denim jacket and skirt 1.jpg I do also like ankle length ...

The splits look way too high for me. I wear below the knee cotton or polycotton petticoat slips combined with a low neck mens vest in bed.

I came across Grayson Perry years ago. Likes to dress up as a little girl so obviously a transvestite fetishist and has nothing to do with what we do here. We're men in skirts, not transvestites.

......<snip> to keep my utlity kilts from having to be dry cleaned. :hmmm: My 5 kilts are never 'Dry-Cleaned'. The 2 Utilikilts from Seattle and the 3 Breacans from Minnesota are placed in the washing machine on a normal wash and spin cycle, then hung to dry on skirt hangers, over night. No Wrinkle...

If it was me I'd wear a long plain black slip underneath of the same length as the skirt. I always wear slips anyway to keep from having to wash skirts so often and to keep my utlity kilts from having to be dry cleaned.

I too like denim skirts but definitely not this one. I wonder what the creator of this skirt was smoking at the time...

At the same time, I don't want people to think I'm trans, as I'm not, even though the trans advocates would say otherwise, which then begs the question - what the heck are you? Last time I checked (and I do so daily) I'm a human male. :lol: But seriously, I understand what you mean about the trans ...