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I have lost a lot a weight in the last few months and now I have 4 utility kilts that are too big for me. They are all size 38". All bought on eBay and good condition, green, grey, black, and brown. I have replaced them with the same 2 sizes smaller. If anybody wants them please let me know. I ...

thanks for the tip but I tend not to buy skirts with front splits, just my preference. I'm sure others will find it right for them. I like the colour though!

That's a good price - they are £30 online!
http://www.next.co.uk/g652038s4#403416%20?i=14

Plenty of opinions on here
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I have several wide leather belts with big metal buckles for my kilts, but I really want to try and find something less thick and clunky. Does anybody know of (UK) suppliers of wide belts, maybe in webbing or similar that does not have the big metal buckles. I have looked around but I have not found...

I feel for you. This is very sad news. In 2000, my wife of 12 years also also died very suddenly. Be strong. I hope you have lots of support. Thinking of you.

Tights are my preference (now the weather has changed) to wear with my skirts and kilts. I have not had any problems with tights falling down at all since I started buying really good quality - mostly Wolford brand. They are super comfortable and stay up all day.

ChrisM - just keep on wearing for the new term. I work in a UK University and have been wearing skirts everyday there for the last 3 months. Nobody cares! Just do it..
Have fun.

moonshadow wrote:A new witty answer to the question.... "um.... why are you wearing a skirt?"

mine is: I've had 50 years of wearing trousers and its about time for a change.

wow, thanks for those links, most enjoyable.
I think the Sleigh Ride arrangement worked the best for me.
Now to transcribe it for jazz guitar.....

Wow! 70 Gy, I work in radiation protection and a lot of my job involves how to deal with major emergencies, such as reactor accidents and also nuclear weapon accidents. 70 Gy is off the scale we talk about under the worst possible scenarios, it jus goes to show just how well the medical profession ...

rick401r wrote: Thank you for your concern. My wife's treatments begin tomorrow.

My very best wishes for her progress through the treatment, and to you, as you need the support as well right now.

Rick and Jeffrey (and anyone else going through this), I've lost many friends and relatives to various cancers over the years and I feel for you and wish you all the best and speedy recovery. Cancer is insidious. ... Again, all my wishes for full recoveries, Chloe Thank you so much! I have just fin...

My two arrived this morning - no extra duty to pay. All is well. I wore it out today just because it had arrived - and then later I read the instructions I realised that they need washing to shrink it to size. That explained why I thought the fit a bit loose... Too eager. So now awaiting washing the...

I mentioned in the thread started by Moonshadow on Cato fashion that I had done some research on UK retail outlets. I thought it best to post separately on my results. I asked the same question - "Is it possible for me as a man to try on women's clothes in your store?" This was a few years...

I live in the UK and so the legislation may be different - however, a few years ago I contacted every single retailer of ladies-wear in a large shopping mall local to me to try and find out their policy on allowing me to try on 'women's' clothes in their store. The results were very varied ranging f...