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<\/a><\/div>\nSheesh… here we go again…. Breeches as worn by motor officers, for example, aren’t gay. Men who wear them may be gay or not. There are large number of cops who wear breeches every day, and the majority of them are not gay.<\/p>\n
But I know that there are a lot of gay dudes who like to wear leather, and look for breeches to complete the full “BLUF” uniform (BLUF means “breeches and leather uniform fanclub”). So yeah, there are gay men who wear leather breeches, as shown here. But the breeches themselves aren’t gay.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/div>\nWhat’s the difference between a pair of breeches and a pair of pants? Breeches are usually form-fitting to the person wearing them. They may have “balloons” which were built into riding breeches to give the rider (of a horse) ample maneuverability as he rode his horse. These days, most breeches do not have balloons. However, they will be form-fitted at the ankle, designed to taper close to the leg and close with snaps or (better yet) a zipper. That way, tall boots will fit over them well and the leather won’t bind or bunch up around the knee.<\/p>\n
If you’re looking for a pair of leather breeches to wear as BLUF gear, consider a quality leather crafter as I mentioned yesterday, such as 665 Leather<\/a>, Mr. S Leather<\/a>, or Northbound Leather<\/a>. <\/p>\n Leather breeches are comfortable and when fitted well (as in custom), they allow movement while operating a motorcycle, and look great when fitted with a tall pair of patrol boots.<\/p>\n Life is short: wear leather!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I saw an entry into Google that got directed to my website. It was, “Gay Leather Breeches.” Sheesh… here we go again…. Breeches as worn by motor officers, for example, aren’t gay. Men who wear them may be gay or … Continue reading