To skort or not to skort?
- victor1964
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To skort or not to skort?
A few weeks ago I bought a lightweight golf skirt to wear at work during the hot weather (I drive a London bus) It was fantastic at keeping my meat and two veg cool and very comfortable.
As most of us do with skorts after a week or so I cut out the shorts thinking it will be even better. How wrong I was, sweaty manhood and legs made it really uncomfortable to drive in.
Off to the sports shop yesterday to buy another and to keep the shorts in!
Who would have thought I skort would be cooler than a skirt....
As most of us do with skorts after a week or so I cut out the shorts thinking it will be even better. How wrong I was, sweaty manhood and legs made it really uncomfortable to drive in.
Off to the sports shop yesterday to buy another and to keep the shorts in!
Who would have thought I skort would be cooler than a skirt....
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Re: To skort or not to skort?
For me, it depends on the shorts part. I have ended up with several Avia brand ones, (I think they were a Costco brand) and they mostly have a nice, light, stretchy inner short. I find them useful and comfortable, and they have enough stretch that I don't have to remove the Skort to pee.
I bought a couple of skorts where I removed the liner because I wanted the option of wearing more than 1 day before laundering, but I realized I had enough that this wasn't a problem. I find the style of skirt I like is often made as a Skort only.
I bought a couple of skorts where I removed the liner because I wanted the option of wearing more than 1 day before laundering, but I realized I had enough that this wasn't a problem. I find the style of skirt I like is often made as a Skort only.
Re: To skort or not to skort?
I'm a fan of certain types of skort.
A lot are far too skimpy and very 'femm' so I don't look at them. A agree that the shorts part needs to be light & stretchy, preserving perfect modesty even while parachuting (which I don't!) I also like decent pockets. The attached is a decent length and cut with generous pockets and stretchy short under with a fly front closure. Dunne's stores 'Golf'.
Tom
A lot are far too skimpy and very 'femm' so I don't look at them. A agree that the shorts part needs to be light & stretchy, preserving perfect modesty even while parachuting (which I don't!) I also like decent pockets. The attached is a decent length and cut with generous pockets and stretchy short under with a fly front closure. Dunne's stores 'Golf'.
Tom
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Re: To skort or not to skort?
I have a number of golf skorts I think they are great for playing golf
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- phathack
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Re: To skort or not to skort?
I just ordered a skort and top set that should be here by early July. They are Made when Ordered so it takes about a week until they ship. The shorts in this skort are Bike Shorts which I prefer as it stops thigh chaffing.
In the last from this company, I would order the skirt without the shorts and decided to give it a try this time and see what I think.
In the last from this company, I would order the skirt without the shorts and decided to give it a try this time and see what I think.
- denimini
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Re: To skort or not to skort?
A lot of sports wear is made from synthetic materials and sweaty against the skin without a cotton lining or substantial underwear.victor1964 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 27, 2020 5:10 pmWho would have thought I skort would be cooler than a skirt....
A linen skirt is good for hot weather.
I don't like skorts because I like to wash my underwear more often than I wash my skirts (sorry if that is too much info).
Anthony, a denim miniskirt wearer in Outback Australia
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