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STEVIE wrote: ↑Wed Jun 25, 2025 4:14 pm Sounds like something worn by a BBC directoire.
Jokes aside, it doesn't need more words.
A skirt is still a skirt regardless of who wears it.
Steve

I agree. This was mostly satirical... to poke fun at the need to rename 'skirt'.

Stu wrote: ↑Wed Jun 25, 2025 3:14 pm Alternative name for men's skirts? How about:

ANTIPANTS

Heh, I like this one... added it to the list

Best looking hi-vis kilt I've seen

I have a couple recent articles on the language some people use in our space, and potential terms that could be used: What Do You Call a Man in a Skirt? Every Term, Explained. A Gentleman’s Guide to Skirt Euphemisms The latter is a bit tongue-in-cheek, but (I think) also includes some useful terms. ...

I keep meaning to put some of the stickers in high traffic areas, to make passersby think. Sorry Chip, worthy try but it won't really do anything for fashion freedom for men. Might make some folks smile, in these days, a good cause indeed! Steve. I don't think the stickers alone will have an effect...

Sorry for being a 'wet blanket' but, IMHO, "stickers" are a kindergarten approach, not professional in any way. Yes, they're definitely not trying to be professional. Appreciate your feedback though. I think that the stickers are great. I interpret the purpose of the leg hair as indicatin...

I think the hair is necessary for this graphic, lest you know it is a male. This was my thinking. I know many skirted men shave their legs, but aside from large feet (generically comical), there was little else to show that it's a male—and yes, woman can have hairy legs too, but it's less common in...

Your Confidence Playbook looks amazing! I love how it mixes inner growth with real actions. The parts on mindset and self compassion are so helpful, especially for new skirtonians. One tip I'd share is starting with small wins and having a favorite skirt or item that boosts confidence instantly. Ca...

Wear skirt or a or a dress and some will think you are gay or trans. It can't be helped. Heh, I started a list a little while back... A man in a skirt MUST be gay, trans, opportunistic, fetishistic, weak, emasculated, weird, or insane—or maybe he's crossdressing, rebelling, or doing a lark 😂 It def...

TheSkirtedMan wrote: ↑Sat Dec 21, 2024 10:14 am Good article. Will find time to look at your site in more detail.

Thank you, I appreciate the wealth of content you've written and compiled on theskirtedman.co.uk — as well as your style

I'm starting a free weekly video call in the new year for men and anyone exploring style beyond traditional masculine norms. This will be a space to connect and share insights, challenges, and strategies around skirts and owning your style. As far as I know this type of thing isn't being offered. Th...

e2k2houck wrote: ↑Mon Dec 16, 2024 5:14 pm this is as great write up, and that is me 2nd from the right, my 15 minutes of fame, lol

thanks, Eric! hehe, i love that picture of yours.

My usual "go to" is to "own the situation you're in", which is to say that you're 100% aware of it, including all risks, and have mitigation procedures in mind if anything crops up. "Always have a 'Plan B'", is a good mantra. Other than that, it's pretty easy. Be yours...

Confidence or the Nike "Just do it" is so important to pulling off a skirting look. Even though I wear a skirt everyday, there are still times that new things or people crop up and "Danger klaxons" going off in my brain have to be silenced with buckets of confidence and the comm...

@Chip - everybodyskirts is such a well put together site. You have clearly put a lot of effort into building these pages. There are a lot of pages and links to work through - I'll update this thread when I have a little more time to absorb the content. It looks like several SkirtCafe members have c...