Heelster

Under Armour has been doing well here in the states, but I haven't acquired any yet. I rarely wear anything in the winter under jeans. I was out clearing a driveway of snow the other weekend, but I just had a pair of fleece lined leggings underneath. I'm thinking likewise, but then again, I'm kinda cheap too !!!

Under Armour has been doing well here in the states, but I haven't acquired any yet. I rarely wear anything in the winter under jeans. I was out clearing a driveway of snow the other weekend, but I just had a pair of fleece lined leggings underneath.

Hmmmm - - Right now , Leggings. 1 - Comfort around the house. Almost like wearing nothing as compared to jeans. ( I hate baggy / sweat pants / pajama pants ) 2 - Price. I just acquired two pairs, and with coupons, it came to $1.78 the other day. 3 - Doesn't seem to bother the wife near as much as thigh high stockings. 4 - The fleece lined leggings are damned warm. I can go outside in the cold, and keep my legs warm. Here is what I have been getting from a local CVS with special coupons. If high waist is an issue, just fold them down one turn. https://www.amazon.com/Conceited-Printed-Leggings-Women-Electric/dp/B078HH8C5F/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1546404359&sr=8-3&keywords=winwin%2Bleggings&th=1

Same here - Getting views so there has to bee some interest. Will have to think about what to post here a bit.

Now I have 2 pair of Palazzo pants, and 3 pair of wild looking leggings - - - - all under $2.00 a pair. I love coupons !!!

I have found leggings to be great home wear. I've managed to find Camo, some wild patterns, Nine West ankle lace up, zippered ankle, along with a variety of brands. I probably now have more than I will ever wear out - - - - - Maybe !!

I was at a local CVS pharmacy, and they have leggings and such at some pretty decent prices. I actually have bought a couple pair there and I like them. Great for around the house etc. So I have a set of cash receipt coupons to use up, so I went looking. Since I will be doing some traveling in mixed company, and my only pair of pajama pants are way to thick, I began to think about other options. Hmmmmm - - what about these Palazzo pants. Thin and silky feeling, loose fitting - - OK, most are a bit too flowery, but what the hell. Well - - - I'm sold!! by the time I used up the coupons, I spent a mere $1.29 on a maroon kinda flowery Hawaiian print. Tried them on when I got home and boy are these supper comfortable. I can see these being the summer lounge around the house / I need thin pajama pants option. These are gonna go well with a pair of wedge / chunky heeled summer sandals for sure. So why is it that the men's department doesn't have such comfortable options.

Geez - I've spent almost two months hangin around the house in leggings and such, and I was thinking we might see some more traffic through here. I'll be heading back to work soon, and won't be able to wear much other than work jeans soon till fall.

I wouldn't think so !!

Correct - and thanks!!

It's kinda ironic, but as right now, I'm stuck to what I can pull up one handed - this sucks. I've never had pajama pants until Feb 28th. I'll go into details when I can type with two hands.

Good to see you made it here - should be interesting.

As it appears I may be the first introduction, let me be the first to say ""welcome aboard"". As for myself, I'm a middle aged guy that didn't discover women's legwear and high heels until later in my life. I live in the upper Midwest near the Great Lakes but usually will tell you I live in "The Sticks" as this gives an indication of the general nature of the community / neighborhood where I live. I am not a crossdresser. I'm a man who intends to continue to look like one, but usually wears women's jeans out and about. Just recently discovered leggings / jeggings. There is more, but that will come up in discussion. Feel free to ask me questions.