I'm with you all the way there. The knee-length men's shorts that fill the shops these days look ridiculous and feel all wrong. I feel swamped wearing them. No thanks. Short shorts for me, whether men's or (usually) womens. They feel great and are cool on a hot day when working. My wife sometimes comments that they are a bit short, but that's all.FranTastic444 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 21, 2021 12:49 am I just cannot fathom why so many people expect men’s shorts to go down to the knee, but for women it is totally acceptable to go much shorter.
A new gateway garment?
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Short shorts are nice.
No need for big shorts.
I wear typical 'womens' styled shorts - but I choose them because of their tailoring. I also love the look of a short with a back zip or a flared short that flares from the waist and sits up high - like an aline skirt I suppose - but shortish hemline. Very nice to wear and they're practical.
they look awesome paired with a jacket too - dress tailored shorts and a dress shoe. A neat look.
Enough about shorts though.... aren't they the devil?
Cheers
NZF
No need for big shorts.
I wear typical 'womens' styled shorts - but I choose them because of their tailoring. I also love the look of a short with a back zip or a flared short that flares from the waist and sits up high - like an aline skirt I suppose - but shortish hemline. Very nice to wear and they're practical.
they look awesome paired with a jacket too - dress tailored shorts and a dress shoe. A neat look.
Enough about shorts though.... aren't they the devil?
Cheers
NZF
Re: A new gateway garment?
I just wear a simple A-Line knee-length skirt instead of knee-length shorts.
If I'm wearing shorts they are usually mid-thigh in length, 5"-9" inseam.
If I'm wearing shorts they are usually mid-thigh in length, 5"-9" inseam.
Woman have Fashion, Men have a Uniform.
A skirt wearer since 2004 and a full time skirt wearer since 2020.
A skirt wearer since 2004 and a full time skirt wearer since 2020.