Has anyone ever done this?

[Miss Betsy]

Oh wow. I don’t usually wear dress pants, even at work, so I would have no idea how this feels. I was at the mall recently though and remember seeing similar pants in Talbots like the ones you posted. I usually wear leggings or jeans actually. Maybe the occasional skirt.

 

[Slippynylon]

Oh wow. I don’t usually wear dress pants, even at work, so I would have no idea how this feels. I was at the mall recently though and remember seeing similar pants in Talbots like the ones you posted. I usually wear leggings or jeans actually. Maybe the occasional skirt.

maybe its time to start
definitely a must not only does it feel so silky and smooth but also because it is not visible its like your own little secret have your cake and eat it too

 

[Miss Betsy]

Well when you put it like that maybe it is time to start.

 

[Slippynylon]

Well when you put it like that maybe it is time to start.

I'm glad I did I remember putting on those pants for the first time they slid on real smooth and I could really feel the silkiness from the lining against my skin as I pulled them up even after having them on for a while I could still feel the lining against my skin it felt amazing made my bad work day great when and or if you do get a pair of lined dress pants (if its ok) I would love to hear your first impressions/ thoughts

 

[Slippynylon]

the lining is real easy to remove if you have a pair of pants that are the same size you can get real creative and sew the lining into jeans or leggings or even wind pants I have cut the lining out before to see how they would feel under other types of pants and it still feels amazing but I haven't permanently attached the lining because i don't own a sewing machine yet

 

[Miss Betsy]

That definitely sounds like a job for a sewing machine. I usually sew by hand but for this that would take way too long.

 

[Slippynylon]

ShinyXOXO it is legit here is a good example i like how the seller turned the dress pants inside out so you can really see the lining and how its is attached under the pants NWOT Womens Flat-Front Lined Gray Dress Pants 34×32 WIDE LEG | eBay

 

[ShineR]

@Slippynylon and @Miss Betsy a simple sewing machine for such such jobs doesn't have to be expensive 😉 you can get it new for far under 100,- or if you're also satisfied with an more specific model 2nd hand for about 100,- - 200,-

My first Machine (W6 N1800) cost 80€ with an 10 Year guarantee 🙂 and it's still working...

 

[Slippynylon]

@Slippynylon and @Miss Betsy a simple sewing machine for such such jobs doesn't have to be expensive 😉 you can get it new for far under 100,- or if you're also satisfied with an more specific model 2nd hand for about 100,- - 200,-

My first Machine (W6 N1800) cost 80€ with an 10 Year guarantee 🙂 and it's still working...

Thank you

 

[ShinyXOXO]

I know those kinds of suits. Those are more for the colds months bcs when it s hotter one tends to violently sweat in them 😅.

If anybody ever gets for a vacation to Vietnam, pack an extra few hundreds dollars and get yourself a tailored suit with the handpicked linings of your dreams in masterful quality… A friend had his wedding dress made there, crazy good quality and funny lining too …

And NO, I’m no average day suit n tie/fly guy, hahaha…
Only for some festive occasions…
It was just meant for fun example that came to mind in the moment, but accidentally my comment lead to an interesting discovery in the end… 😅

 

[Slippynylon]

depends on the shell pant material for me if its a thicker material then yes I may sweat but they do make lined dress pants with a thinner shell if there is a nice breeze out and the wind blows through the outer layer just right it makes the lining feel so good kind of cools it down

 

[Slippynylon]

let me know @Miss Betsy if you do get a pair of lined dress pants I want to hear your first impressions / thoughts if ok

 

[kipperflew]

If you run in public parks you'll soon learn that most people don't notice anything more than 10cm in front of their own nose.

 

[Miss Betsy]

Well, I tried some lined dress pants on today. They’re nice and I would probably wear them to work if I bought a pair but as far as the fetish aspect goes, they don’t do anything for me.

 

[ShineR]

Maybe it depends on the difference in the fabrics. My description would be like this: Nylon and also Polyester is a bit more smooth and "cold" compared to "classic" clothing linings. It's the same in my case, it feels nice but it's not the same like an wind/rainpant feels... So even classic satin can't give me the feeling I need to seduce my fetishes although it looks still beautiful...