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Bertino56 wrote: ↑Tue Jul 23, 2024 8:05 pm https://davesbrand.com/en/collections/todas-las-daves
Whatever happened to belt loops?

They just haven’t included them. It is a bit odd I agree . Comfy skirt nonetheless!

Europe seems to be pretty chill with skirts on men. London, Paris, Malta, Spain. All good. No issues. Would avoid it in most of Poland though! 😂 Why avoid skirts in Poland? The main problem countries are Muslim Countries with laws against cross dressing. I am originally from there and I know what m...

Never quite understood that - like - are they only uncomfortable for us men, or are they uncomfortable for women too? I don't think it's a matter of comfort. I wear wrap skirts when out in town as it is easier to sit in the park on the grass or to tuck the skirt in between legs when in the train, t...

Europe seems to be pretty chill with skirts on men. London, Paris, Malta, Spain. All good. No issues. Would avoid it in most of Poland though!

I personally think that there should be a men’s skirt category with some distinct differences in the skirt styles. Most women’s skirts tend to be narrow, and therefore tricky to sin in, unless you go for a circle skirt or a ladies’ wrap. That however has its own issues like lack of pockets, being ma...

Funny how before we go out in a skirt we seem to think the masculine fashion police will escort us to the nearest cliff. Yet, when we finally drive up the courage it is when we discover that the only person concerned with non-gender conforming skirt wearing is ourselves - the wearer :D. I used to pu...

Definitely the breeze, comfort of movement and I simply enjoy how it looks and how the fabric feels while on the move.
A well chosen skirt with a linen shirt on a hot summer day looks a lot better and established than a pair of shorts as if we were schoolkids

by TonautBrom » Mon Aug 28, 2023 3:23 pm Frankly I find that encouraging -- if any member of John Q Public sees more than 1 man in a skirt in their lifetime, but especially more than one in a single day, that will leave a much stronger, and likely positive, impression. In London I see at least one ...

I princess is, by definition, female. The male equivalent is a prince. Funny enough that's just convention. In Poland the ruler was always a king, never a queen, therefore there was a female King Jadwiga. There's your bull milking mate. Anyway, this whole issue is that conservatives are worried tha...

Skirts finally arrived last week. Did not get charged duty for two of those - just €18 for postage. They wear very well. The green one has a bit thicker cotton and is slighlt more rigid. The blue one is very light and flowy. I enjoy both of them. Drove to Wales recently and wore them all the time wi...

I second the approach for comfort. Pants were always too constricting - especially shorts. I've always said openly to a broader public that if skirts were socially acceptable for men to wear I would definitely wear them whenever I can - UK weather providing. Now the time has come that I openly wear ...

Cheers from the support everyone! Welcome to a fellow Londoner...I'm from the West part (Richmond to be exact) and I too have the full support of MOH. Admittedly, I work and mentally live in London, I moved out bit more North due to house prices. I'm in Hertfordshire. Work are fine with my skirt wea...

I am currently waiting for two of their skirts. Got bounced on customs as importing to the UK, so now they've sent it yet again in a different method.
Will let you know when it comes!

Hi everyone! It’s my first post here. Funny to be using the good ‘ol forum format. Bit about me is that I’m a 32yo straight bloke, happily married, and I wanted to improve my overral level of comfort and break out of the borigness of trousers. Men’s fashion is horribly monotonous, and was even strug...