Re: Kilts and Trewsers: Sense and Seasonality

From: Paul May <kax_at_orac.net.au>
Date: Tue, 22 Mar 2005 10:43:41 +1100

At 04:01 PM 21/03/05, Donald wrote about Jane's:
> >I'd agree with that, in fact, and add that hoops make a huge difference
> >both to staying cool and to being able to move.
>
>Haven't tried hoops but I didn't find a loose skirt restricting
>at all. It was quite amusing, my mother was warning me about all
>sorts of problems which just didn't happen.

   And I wear a sarong (a Malay roll-top full length skirt, for those who don't know) around home normally. They are comfortable, easy to put on and get off, light, and can be kirted up in summer. They are best made of light cloth, though. But I don't have a problem wearing it, and prefer it to shorts or pants for informal house wear.

   I don't, though, wear it outside except to take the dog for a walk. Don't want to scare the natives too much; this is a very conservative area...

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