Comments on: Skirts, Dresses & Panties For Men?

By: lingerielover

lingerielover — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 00:28:49 +0000

I love womens clothes. I wear womens underwear, jeans, polos, shoes, socks and so on every day in public. I’m not into dresses or skirts in public but do wear them at home. I’m straight, married and very comfortable with myself. I love matching bra panty sets and prefer more upmarket stuff like Le Mystere, Wacoal, Chantelle and so on. Their fabrics and quality are much better than the cheaper stuff! My wife got me a lingerie chest for my wardrobe. I feel sorry for those of you who have to hide your true selves. I’ve been there and hated it.

By: Don

Don — Mon, 21 Jun 2010 03:29:15 +0000

I really don’t see, what the big deal is! I am over 50 years of age! I am a man! And I wear a bra, daily! I wear a 40DD, full figure bra! I always wear a bra, with the cups filled! I don’t wear anything smaller than a D cup! I do have, and wear Blouses! I don’t wear dresses, skirts, or panties! Bras ( and sometimes blouses) are the only feminine clothing that I ever wear! I enjoy wearing a bra! Yes, sometimes it creates problems! But the only way that I will stop wearing a bra! Is if I decide to! All I want to say is: If you see a man wearing a bra! Leave him ALONE! He’s not hurting you! And it could be a bad mistake, to start trouble with, A man that is wearing a bra! Because, the person that you are hassling, could be me! And I am a second degree Blackbelt! And I have no quarms about defending myself and my feelings!

By: Deryck

Deryck — Sat, 19 Jun 2010 22:21:32 +0000

I am male anmd I enjoy weasring skirts, dresses, blouses, tights and lingeries at home. I even wear lingeries under my shorts or trousers when I am in the open air walking about when shopping around. I even wear a blouse under a coat or a fleece when out walking. I must say that I feel more comfortable in skirts, blouses, dresses, lingeries adn tights, than I do in trousers, shirts, jeans, socks and other male clothes. I think that it is time that skirts, dresses, blouses, tights and lingeries were available for men today. Every tiem I wlak in my shorts, I get vcalled sexy by women and girls. So this proves why skirts and dresses should be available for men. As women and girls thik that I am sexy in shorts, this is why I would be more suited to wearing skirts, and why I would look really good as well as why woekn would fimnd me so very atrractive in skirts everyday. I would also be more happier to wear skirts everyday of my life as I also admit that I like dressing more in a feminine way thaan a boring masculine way everyday. Another thing is that I don’t have a problem with woen dressingmore in a masculine way in wearing trousers, shirts, jeans, sock, polos, t-shirts and ties. But I jsut feel that there should be a chose for men, in other words, meaning that men should have the right to wear skirts, dresses, lingeries, blouses, tights and stockings.

By: Mara

Mara — Tue, 15 Jun 2010 23:54:54 +0000

It isn’t important why a man want to wear skirts and dresses, it is just important that he is doing it. A wonderful way to more equality and a good start to de-sexualize clothing.
Who really can tell me what was not worn in past only by men first what we call now “women’s” garment? High heels, skirts, make-up, stockings, panthose, garter-belt, short dresses, wigs and pants came from men. Go in a good library and check it out……. ! Now we using pants, men’s suits, ties, shirts, socks and shoes like men…… is there anything which we are not using for additional dressing options for us? And in time of today we’ll tell men what they should wear?? Who is telling us what we have to wear?

By: JJ

JJ — Fri, 28 May 2010 18:44:24 +0000

Jessica,

I recently stumbled onto your blogs, and I’ve gotta say, I LOVE reading them! You’ve actually inspired me to start my own blog ( http://pantiesexperiment.blogspot.com/ , thanks for letting me plug that, and I would LOVE to see you or anyone else comment on it!).

As for this topic, I (as usual) completely agree with you. Its really great that society is opening up enough to see men get some of the same options in clothes as women. But like you, I don’t feel its the same. While skirts are much more comfortable than most mens options, that’s not why I wear them. I wear them and other articles because I like feeling feminine, and I just don’t think it would feel the same if the clothes were made for men.

Keep it up, and ill be commenting more in the future!

By: Rye/Alyssa

Rye/Alyssa — Mon, 24 May 2010 18:46:44 +0000

I do it in public, and have since last summer (2009) and a few random occasions before that. But it became a fairly regular part of my wardrobe last year. I did say in my post there that I do this in public so I’m not sure where you got your impression that I don’t.

By: wendae

wendae — Sun, 23 May 2010 00:15:51 +0000

Nah!

By: Davy

Davy — Fri, 21 May 2010 15:00:21 +0000

Good comments, Robert. I am not trying to look like a girl, just a guy in a skirt. I laughed about your bathroom comment; it is definitely a bit harder. I usually go into a stall and simply pull up the skirt while standing up. I used to always sit down, but have now perfected the “standing up” routine well enough, but it is still awkward, so I am more comfortable in the privacy of a stall. In winter I have not needed tights, probably because I have not been out in really really cold weather yet. An ankle length skirt works fine, and because your legs are often touching each other, that helps keep you warm.

By: Robert

Robert — Sun, 09 May 2010 14:02:18 +0000

Davy
Some of the people here have started wearing skirts to work, have gone shopping or just to an outing (theme parks, walks etc). I ageed with you that skirts are probably the most comfortable garment made today. I also agree that men should not overtly accessorize (jewelry, heels or make-up).
If you are a male then be proud of it, don’t try to mask it in some form to detract from it. If you are going to do this you will be LABELED as either a crossdresser or an effiminate gay male. While it in the long run cheaper to buy womens skirts, some just don’t fit right. Kilt like skirts (plaids) usually suffice or button waist skirts. The problem is going to the restroom, you either have to use the stalls or pull up the front of your skirt to access your needs. I found that custom made skirts are much better if properly defined with a button or zipper fly. I just ordered a navy blue brushed denim skirt from Skortman, he added a patch pocket for me and the proper frontage.
It is just like wearing pants but a skirt. It is also very comfortable. The price was reasonable with shipping at $75. He also makes mens mini-skirts and skorts. If you wish he will make a panty that matches the skirt in traditional mens’ sizes. I find boxer briefs a little better as for comfort.
BOXERS are not for skirts, to long, baggy and not properly fitting.
AS far as winter, try getting winter weight tights. These are available at all stores (walmart, target, sears etc).

By: Davy

Davy — Fri, 07 May 2010 00:32:36 +0000

I have just recently started wearing skirts. They are very comfortable; I wear them all the time on vacation and would wear them more often if they were more socially acceptable. They are cooler than shorts in summer and a long skirt is just as warm in the winter. More of us guys have just got to say “the h*** with it” and just start wearing them. I bought mine in the women’s section of your local store; way easier and cheaper than trying to find something “for men” on-line, and the selection was probably much better. No, I don’t wear any other “woman’s” accessories; no high heals (too uncomfortable), makeup (a waste of time), jewelry (too much trouble), etc. etc. And I always wear it over standard men’s “bikini-style” underwear because it fits better than panties and boxers would just seem very “wrong”.

By: Bleiu

Bleiu — Fri, 30 Apr 2010 11:02:31 +0000

Cross dressers report to the women’s section. Regular men that want to wear comfortable anything they want report to the mens skirts, pants,undies, tights and other items of clothing cut for men section.

By: martinus

martinus — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 01:25:43 +0000

Yea Jessica, this topic is still hot until more men wearing skirts. As I wrote before, I am a daily skirt wearer because of a medical issue. I do not look back, skirt wearing is a challenge in beginning, but now I feel very comfortable in it.

By: Jessica De Leon

Jessica De Leon — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 23:10:51 +0000

Wow, I’m so honored that this post has garnered such great discussion and so many comments, thank you all!!!

By: Tini

Tini — Sat, 27 Mar 2010 20:45:22 +0000

I have nothing against men wearing skirts. I just don’t see many men I know going for the look at that time – very sad. However, I know some guys who wear those Utili-Kilts and plain jeans skirts and they always look great in them. It seems to me that there is a problem popping up with nice shoes for men when wearing skirts and tights.

I am female and don’t wear skirts all that often myself. I just find pants more comfortable for myself, unless it is really hot out, then it is skirts and dresses all the way. Men, of course, must have the same opportu nity and the same possibilities to wear what they want and feel comfortable for their body. No restrictions at all because we all see that we want equality. Equality can’y stop on a minor issue like fashion. Definitely a clear YES for men’s skirts!

By: Robert

Robert — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 10:40:24 +0000

Jarrod,
Why do you want to display something your not. Only a handfull of guys can pull-off looking like a female, the rest look like made over clowns. NO offense, since I don’t know what you look like. I look like a man in a skirt, I do not attempt to pass as female. With proper fitting attire and proper length skirts do look good on males. Skirts were made for men. It is the style of the skirt each man wears that determines whether or not it looks good. A very thin man would look better in a A-line or pencil skirt, but an obese man would look idiotic. The same goes for length Mini, Midi, or Maxi skirt. If you wear dresses then size, style and the way it hangs on you are all considerations you have to ponder. Although I don’t think dresses right now are designed with men in mind.