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I find this marketing confusing. The Flared garment looks like a ladies left hand opening wrap over waterproof cover for a skirt or trousers The right hand opening garments are male orientated. ....I do not consider the two male garments shown have enough give in the design to to be fully waterproof...

John.Welcome from the far South West of England. This is my second reply to your Introduction ...You make me feel old when you talk about a commune and the Revolution......... I went to technical college and then to Art College in the Swinging Sixties. Interesting days in the way that Fashions and L...

Perhaps if one tries skirts, and likes them, one becomes curious about other open ended garments? :?: Grok..I find your comment interesting...I have come to a point in my skirt wearing life where I might give dresses on sale in the charity shops more consideration. .... one of the problems with a d...

Hello and welcome, weeladdie18. You must be the longest-standing skirt wearer here, auld Scotsmen excepted. Was it all kilts at first or have skirts been in the wardrobe for just as long? What's the long view on how people's reactions have changed (or not) over the years? Thank you "Skirtyscot...

Welcome WL, I do have a proper kilt but rarely wear it as it's very heavy. I wear a skirt as often as I can but prefer lighter materials, bright or pastel colours and mini short. You will get more out of the site by contributing to the discussions. I've only been wearing skirts for five years or so...

Greetings from S.W. England . Mainland U.K. I have been wearing skirts and Scottish Kilts for over fifty years. I now no longer think about wearing a skirt or a Scottish Kilt as I have sufficient experience to overcome experiences which others may consider embarrassing . .....I enjoy the freedom of ...