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I started experimenting with kilts about 3 months ago. I just received 2 Sulus from American Samoa today. I have to say there is something truly energizing about a skirted garment. I cannot explain it. I even read an article discussing it. I feel it. My job doesn't allow it, so I can't wait until I get home to wear one. Anyway, just wondered if anyone else noticed the feeling.

DJ

Hi Freedom and welcome to the cafe. Spoken like a true convert. The freedom of a skirt has to be experienced to be believed and once there there is no going back. It has been in the mid twenties, new money, early 80's old, and at present 17:30 it's 26 out there. Being humid it feels like hotter. Of course, us in Englandshire aren't used to such heat. I've got the ice-maker going to provide for drinks and I'm melting at the keyboard. I'm wearing a sleeveless ribbed top from Papaya, a beige cotton miniskirt and little else. Cool.

Welcome to skirt cafe Freedomforall. Enjoy the experience of skirting, I do. I wear skirts all of the time and everywhere I go. Feels so good the have the comfort a skirt gives you.

Hello Sinned and Fred. Nice to meet you!

Freedomforall wrote:... I have to say there is something truly energizing about a skirted garment...Anyway, just wondered if anyone else noticed the feeling...

All of us, I dare to say,

Welcome to the group!

Freedomforall wrote:I started experimenting with kilts about 3 months ago. I just received 2 Sulus from American Samoa today. I have to say there is something truly energizing about a skirted garment. I cannot explain it. I even read an article discussing it. I feel it. My job doesn't allow it, so I can't wait until I get home to wear one. Anyway, just wondered if anyone else noticed the feeling.

DJ

I think most of us have. Welcome to this group.

John

Greetings from Suffolk U.K. Explore, enjoy, embrace. Glad you've found our community of like minded skirt/ kilt wearing men.

SkirtedWelshman wrote:Explore, enjoy, embrace.

I like this sentiment -- a lot.