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Sinned wrote:Moon, you know what the answer is to the dreaded woman's label - just trim it out, or better still if you can do it trim the WO from the WOMAN word on the label. Hey, snip, snip, voila, it's not a woman's anymore - problem solved.

Nah... a label doesn't bother me. Unless it is physically sticking into my side or something and causing an actual irritation. Then yes, I'll whack it off!

I've noticed as "women's" clothes tend to be more tightly fitting, labels are more subject to be an actual physical nuisance.

And I've purchased a fair amount of second hand clothes at thrift shops where it seems many women were inclined to agree as I have tried on various garments with no indication of the size due to the label being snipped off.

Grok wrote:...
Meanwhile, the majority of men stay stuck in "trousers tyranny". Which I won't mind, so long as the majority extends tolerance towards Men in Skirts.

Most guys don't have an issue with wearing trousers or shorts as that's all they have known Designers who are now embracing skirts for men should stop making them look so damned outlandish on their catwalks. A simple cargo skirt, denim skirt, straight skirts for work and kilts that don't cost hundreds to buy would do, but as an option alongside trousers and shorts... As much as I would like to see the majority wear skirts, it should not be at the expense of bifurcated clothing

kilty wrote:

Grok wrote:...
Meanwhile, the majority of men stay stuck in "trousers tyranny". Which I won't mind, so long as the majority extends tolerance towards Men in Skirts.

Most guys don't have an issue with wearing trousers or shorts as that's all they have known Designers who are now embracing skirts for men should stop making them look so damned outlandish on their catwalks. A simple cargo skirt, denim skirt, straight skirts for work and kilts that don't cost hundreds to buy would do, but as an option alongside trousers and shorts... As much as I would like to see the majority wear skirts, it should not be at the expense of bifurcated clothing

Amen, Bro... If every man adopts skirts, they won't be fun any more. still, I wouldn't mind a little skirted company out there.

Ditto.