Nylon gene in Devon?

Well , this is all great news for the cause, thank you for sharing this with us.

I do feel that just by virtue of the fact that the issue is being discussed and this case broadcast in such a way (Media), that progress is being made. I further feel that the more discussion there is about this topic, irrespective of the positive or sceptical view being portrayed, it surely has to lead to a weakening of the high walls that society has built around it, and as such leading us down the path to acceptance by the ignorant by eventually breaking the walls down.

Fantastic, and as always Geraden, keep up the great job that you are doing here.

C.C.G.

Oy! I have some fabulous olive green opaque tights - velvety and very comfortable. They look great (Aristoc), especially with a matching tshirt (not matching shorts etc - one can have too much green/olive).

Ray

I think men's hosiery manufacturers are missing a good bet on olive, at least for tights, if not sheer legwear. It goes well with khakis and browns, and is a more masculine color.

Thank you all for your comments.

I agree that olive is a masculine colour. The trouble with green in general is that it is the opposite colour to red – which is the predominant hue in pink skin. Pink leg colour showing through green tights can produce an effect that in my opinion is not very flattering.

Darker skinned men may be able to get away with wearing green tights, but my very fair (red-head) skin just seems to look wrong.

Ray, if your olive green tights are velvet they may be opaque enough not to show too much leg colour.

Geraden