henri wrote:Tights are a no-no, sweaty, and how do you pee in a communal urinal area ....... I leave you to ponder on that one ...
I fold my unsweaty cotton tights down from the waist so they only come up to the top of my underwear. Waistband of the tights is then just far enough down to be out of the way. Then pull the front of both tights and pants far enough down to do the business, just as if not wearing the tights. Finish and adjust clothing. Easy!
henri wrote:My suspender belts are womens' underwear, an occasional line at Evans, but they fit perfectly, absolutely plain silky albeit nylon, but wonderfully comfotable. I do have to keep them up with little straps over my shouklders, sort of suspender braces.
Sorry to be picky, but if they fit perfectly, why do you need the shoulder straps?
henri wrote:I have sewn on buttons for my braces, another essential item as neither trousers not skirts stay up without them!
I use a belt, but each to his own!
henri wrote:It is a very pleasant to walk around in a skirt, ...the tighter garments constrain movement. Try it!
No thanks. I dislike skirts that restrict my movement. But each to his own!