It's that time of year - well it is in the northern hemisphere.!

[Busted (and happy)]

There have been a number of conversations on here over the years regarding bras as regards style and looks v comfort and utility. Personally, I want all four and it is not too difficult to achieve.
At this moment in the year with temperatures rising I feel it is a good time to give lace a shout out. If you either want to get in touch with your feminine side {we all have one}  or just feel up for being daring - even if only because you are too damned hot and sweaty, you could do far worse than try a lacey bra.
Well ventilated and surprisingly supportive if you avoid the modern overstretchy iterations of the fabric.

If you have not yet tried, I dare you!
Anyone up for the challenge?

[blad]

I definitely find an unlined bra more practical in the summer, particularly with activity. 

If I sweat wearing an unlined bra it is more likely to dry out on it's own as the day carries on than a contour cup with its lining.

[brock123]

Not everyone here has a "feminine side", just saying.

[Busted (and happy)]

Brock
Every man has a feminine side. We all have estrogen in us.
It goes deeper than clothing. It is far deeper than clothing.
I shop a lot in the women's aisle but 99% of folk meeting me would see nothing other than a very heterosexual male with a full set of facial hair. 

Formal and informal psychological tests always show I have a very distinct bias to female attitudes. 
I like to mother as well as father my daughters. I could give many examples but one thing I would not change is laughing AND crying with them. 

I was well over 60 before learning how to cry. It is a very precious gift. 

This site is a very good example. We do not tell seekers of help to "man up" 
pull themselves together and suffer in silence. No! We give advice from the feminine side - to manage our breasts in ways that women, from long experience have found work. 
 Brock you seem to imply that you don't  feel you have a "feminine side". 
You must at least have a "feminine front" or you are in the wrong forum. 

PS. Sorry if you feel I am having a pop at you. No offense intended ....... There goes my feminine apologetic side again! 

[aboywithgirls]

First. Lace is not just for women. Men used to openly wear garments with lace trim. Lace is also a very practical material for underwear as it breaths far better than anything else. Lace bras and panties are a great option for warmer weather. 

Second. We do all have feminine and masculine sides. I  am living proof. I worked as a mechanic for years wearing men's jeans and work boots to earn a living. Now, I am an office manager at a Breast Care Center and wear a skirt suit or dress 👗 with slingback heels 👠 to earn a living. Same person, different sides of the same coin.

Love yah guys, 
Sophie ❤️ 

[Evolver]

This site is a very good example. We do not tell seekers of help to "man up" pull themselves together and suffer in silence. 

Quote of the century. 

[Evolver]

First. Lace is not just for women. Men used to openly wear garments with lace trim. 

Yeah. Modern day marketing has a lot to answer for, doesn't it. I know that this is a topic that has been discussed over and over, but if only practicality was the most important aspect of clothing, rather than fashion or expected norms.

[Orb]

This has been discussed before however I feel its good to bring up and revisit older topics form time to time for those that may have missed it.  I know for me there is nothing wrong with wearing a single layer and or lace bra.  Summer or winter.  
I do fine comfort in a T-shirt bra but find the heat trapped in to be to much as I do activities outside in the summer.  Thin and airy is key in the warmer months for sure.
  As for the notion the lace is for woman only I strongly disagree.  I quite enjoy the look and feel of, and it does make me feel good emotionally. Feminine side? Perhaps....well absolutely.  Look at my chest and I see my feminine side.  What only I can see or feel is the way I feel inside.  Mentally.  The simple fact that we have breast means we have to have some level of femininity.  

[aboywithgirls]

TBH, I believe that there are so many things that men would like to wear, but, aren't currently socially acceptable. Skirts and heels 👠 are great! Skirts are the best for warmer weather and comfortable and convenient. Not all heels are uncomfortable. Most women try to wear a size too small because they don't want to say they have big feet.

Sophie ❤️ 

[taxmapper]

TBH, I believe that there are so many things that men would like to wear, but, aren't currently socially acceptable. Skirts and heels 👠 are great! Skirts are the best for warmer weather and comfortable and convenient. Not all heels are uncomfortable. Most women try to wear a size too small because they don't want to say they have big feet.

Sophie ❤️

Right.. 

Like capris or leggings! 

[Johndoe1]

I wear leggings when I jog in the winter and around the house. I love wearing leggings. I have multiple pairs. I understand why women love wearing them. Lightweight but comfortable and modest, warm in the winter. I don't wear them in public like a lot of women do because I don't feel like dealing with the crap that would come along with it. I may change my mind at some point but right now I am in a good place mentally and that's all I care about. 

[aboywithgirls]

TBH, I believe that there are so many things that men would like to wear, but, aren't currently socially acceptable. Skirts and heels 👠 are great! Skirts are the best for warmer weather and comfortable and convenient. Not all heels are uncomfortable. Most women try to wear a size too small because they don't want to say they have big feet.

Sophie ❤️

Right..

Like capris or leggings!

Yes! Capris and leggings too! Nighties and Night gowns either silk, satin, or nylon. The list goes on  and on....

[curiousk]

I wear leggings when I jog in the winter and around the house. I love wearing leggings. I have multiple pairs. I understand why women love wearing them. Lightweight but comfortable and modest, warm in the winter. I don't wear them in public like a lot of women do because I don't feel like dealing with the crap that would come along with it. I may change my mind at some point but right now I am in a good place mentally and that's all I care about.

I have multiple pairs of leggings as well.  I love how comfortable they are and I can see the appeal of them.   I was a bit nervous to wear them out in public, but I do so now without hesitation.   Considering that I always wear a bra and panties, leggings is not a stretch.   I do enjoy wearing them.

[curiousk]

First. Lace is not just for women. Men used to openly wear garments with lace trim. Lace is also a very practical material for underwear as it breaths far better than anything else. Lace bras and panties are a great option for warmer weather.

Second. We do all have feminine and masculine sides. I  am living proof. I worked as a mechanic for years wearing men's jeans and work boots to earn a living. Now, I am an office manager at a Breast Care Center and wear a skirt suit or dress 👗 with slingback heels 👠 to earn a living. Same person, different sides of the same coin.

Love yah guys,
Sophie ❤️

I agree with you Sophie 100%

[Busted (and happy)]

Yes Orb
Lace is just as comfortable in winter. Strange that! 
Just thought the warmer weather might encourage some are a bit wary of trying.