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A couple of years ago I read about a UK company that specifically makes satin underwear for men, so it must be a common preference. I didn't keep the details as it's not really my thing, but if I see it again I will post.

Around 35 years ago, a friend was required to wear a skirt for her office job, even though she was a computer hardware engineer and her job sometimes involved crawling under people's desks! But I don't think that is likely now.

My visceral hatred of denim stems from its absolute ubiquity. I sympathise. I stopped wearing blue jeans when I was about 16 for that reason (though I like black and red jeans). But I have found it liberating to be able to go back to blue denim in the form.of a denim kilt, which is not (for men) a ...

I wore kilts for 30 years before daring to branch out into [other] skirts. As well as several traditional tartan kilts and a khaki utility kilt (and formerly a plain Irish tweed), I have kilts in plain blue, brown corduroy, and blue denim. Unfortunately the makers of the last two, Union Kilts, seem ...

I showed Mrs Bookworm the picture from the Daily Fail of the guy in a skirt, and she said "there's a problem?"...

Nice sound. What's the difference between a flute and a recorder; it looks more like the latter. A recorder (called a "block flute" in German) has the breath directed against a sharp edge by a narrow channel in the mouthpiece, whereas a (transverse) flute has a free edge, and the player m...

I get a purple box and the message "content not viewable in your region".

I have a pencil skirt in black mock leather which I haven't dared to wear outside the house. Its all a matter of managing the risk. That's why I quoted you MB. Could you do the same? Change on the train. Once you are in London, who cares? I bought a shirt dress online. I'm not particularly keen on ...

I have a pencil skirt in black mock leather which I haven't dared to wear outside the house.

FranTastic444 wrote: ↑Tue Sep 23, 2025 11:24 am The contrarian part of my brain says “nobody questioned Angus McCoatup Young wearing a boys school uniform”

Context! Deliberately theatrical costume gets a pass (like full drag). My college chaplain once wore girls' school uniform to a party (fancy dress: St Trinian's), but not in public.

I certainly wore brown T-bar sandals as a child in the 1960s (and coveted the open-toed sandals worn by adult men).

Probably four or five days in the week (if you count dresses too). I do have some useful trousers, especially on days when I am trying to get housework or gardening done, and a few pairs of shorts (but not the long baggy ones favoured by 'Blokes'). I also dress more conservatively when meeting peopl...

I started wearing a fedora in the 1980s when I was a student. My hat-wearing declined for a long time because it's hard to pair a kilt with a hat (other than traditional Scottish hats, which I hate). Now I am hoping to experiment more with hats and skirts.

Stu wrote: ↑Tue Sep 09, 2025 4:27 pm Looks great - I love denim and corduroy.

Skirt is a tad too short for my tastes - I like knee length of a bit below.

Oddly, I'd prefer a shorter skirt (and wear tights).

I would prefer a lot less body hair, but that is a topic on which I have to defer to Mrs Bookworm.