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In the poll, more than 160,000 people were favourable to men wearing skirts, while fewer than 1,000 were against it. That's a phenomenal level of support - especially from an audience of mainly women! Stu No way of knowing the breakdown of male/female votes but in the comments below (which gives yo...

Skirtyscot, I did try the longer skirt and it was just as bad - no way will she entertain wearing it in the the house. :cry: Very disappointed in that. Just wishing that BHS or M&S or any other mainstream store(s) would stock the things - and soon! Will still wear them outside though as I have n...

SKirtyscot,

Thanks for the correction - I did have it correct in my own mind but I swapped the US for UK when I wrote it down

Now corrected in the main text

Hi again Kieran, Thanks for the acknowledgement - hope it is useful. One further thing on ladies sizing - A US size 10 is actually a UK 12, so I usually look for actual measurements - waist and length. If you like one particular one which doesn't have those sizes notes, you can PM them and they shou...

Dale, Good for you! You certainly went for it. 8) I too find that when you wear a skirt for a long time, you forget you are actually wearing one! That has happened to me a few times. Once last year I had to attend a "Driver Awareness course" - I had been snapped at a little above the speed...

Talking about polls - some of you will have seen this one but some might not have - It too is very interesting:- http://fashion.about.com/b/2009/03/27/men-in-skirts-weird-or-wonderful.htm It's Hot - I like a man in a skirt! 118332 (72.1%) I'm Indifferent -> men should wear what they want 44948 (27.4...

I'm nearly 17 and very interested in wearing skirts in the future. Would be wearing them now but i just lack the confidence. Hi Kieran, Lots of good advice there but I would say that some of it is more useful once you get a bit of confidence. I would suggest a couple of extra tips to help get you s...

I put a bit of a premium on graceful and literate use of the language, and that includes things that are seemingly becoming obsolete like capitailisation and punctuation; I find it more work than it's worth to slog through a mass of lower (or, worse, upper) case gibberish that lacks any cues as to ...

Sadly a wife can often be the hardest person to convince as well as the one we most want approval from; I guess that is just another manifestation of Murpheys law. Ian. Thanks to you all for the greetings and kind words Ian, how true that is in my case! I think she mainly objects to the short skirt...

Just joined this site a few days ago – so thought I should put up some info about myself. (I have looked in as a guest for a few years but only just now registered) I am one of the “auld yins” who has, just around two and a half years ago, discovered the comfort of skirts. I have had a kilt which I’...

I too have seen the track for myself a few years back - our son was taking a physics degree there and he finished that just over a year ago.

(He is still there doing a D.Phil so we still visit Oxford several times a year)

That's me added to the list - I seem to be in the most popular age zone 50-65 - and am slap bang in the middle at 57.5yrs ('54 vintage) and just a day before the 4 minute mile was broken.

Started skirts (excluding kilts) 2.5 years ago. Worn kilts for around 4 or 5 years before that.

I recall my first time as well I was travelling on a motorway (UK), around 2 1/2 years ago (2009), whilst wearing a skirt. I had changed into it in the car before setting off. I noticed that I needed petrol so I stopped at a service station. I thought it would look decidedly odd if I drove off (chic...