I prefer shorts or capri pants over pants and dresses. So much more comfy, and I don't have to worry about showing someone my junk by accident, while still getting that nice air flow of comforting relief.
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One of my airbnb guests wears a kilt all summer. He says he is surprised more people don't because it is a lot cooler.
Guys generally wear skirts or kilts in protest. We had a guy at work (US) wear his kilt a lot in the summer, as intended btw, as a protest for allowing shorts in a workplace that doesn't face customers. He got reprimanded exactly once. He is Scottish in ancestry and the kilt was real, although he also had one that looked like cargo pants too with pockets all over it.
The cargo pants looking one was probably a Utilikilt! Those are cool.
That's exactly what it was!
I stopped wearing pants almost a decade ago. Joggers & sweats have taken over lol
Swedish transit strikers and everyone else.
I have dresses and skirts but rarely wear them because they don't feel comfy for me at all. I have to pay extra attention to how I sit and walk and that adds extra stress to my day for me. I do like to wear something loose when I'm home, though, and wish I could wear that outside more often because it's much more comfy than tight, neat clothes.
Haha cargo shorts go brrrrrr
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I'm good with joggers.