Men's Skirt Romanda, Gladiator Red Waistband Black One Size

Men's Skirt Romanda, Gladiator Red Waistband Black One Size ❤️

A skirt by MOB from the Dungeon range, cut like a Roman gladiator skirt: separate panels with studs along the edges, open at the front and back, a belt with a metal buckle at the top. It is worn over nothing or over a brief - the garment covers little and is not meant to. This version is black with a red belt - that is exactly what sets it apart from the all-black model, not some second construction. By hand in cold water, without fabric softener and without a tumble dryer. Imitation leather and elastane tolerate neither. It stands with men's lingerie, under fetish sex toys and with sex toys for men; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of MOB.

✨ At a glance

• 🧵 Material: 80% polyester, 20% elastane
• 🎨 Colour: Black
• ✅ Cut: gladiator skirt
• ✅ Fastening: belt with a buckle
• 🪜 Size: one size

❓ FAQ

How does it fit?

One size. The waistband is elastic and covers the usual sizes; anyone clearly above or below that measures their waist first.

What do you wear underneath?

Whatever you like. The panels lie loosely over each other; a brief or jockstrap from men's lingerie is the usual combination.

How long is it?

Short. In the photos it ends well above the knee, and the panels move as you walk - that is exactly the effect.

Is the belt adjustable?

Yes, via the buckle. That is also why one size works here.

How is it washed?

By hand in cold water, without fabric softener and without a tumble dryer. Imitation leather and elastane tolerate neither.

Do the studs hold?

They are set, not glued. Washed by hand they stay where they are - in a machine they tear at other laundry.

Is this a costume or underwear?

Both. Within the Dungeon range it sits with the fetish pieces under fetish sex toys; at a party it passes as a costume.

How is it stored?

Hanging, so the panels do not crease. A crease in imitation leather stays visible.

Where does the name Romanda come from?

From the Roman original: the panel skirt of the legionaries was called pteryges. The manufacturer took the cut and invented the name.

Is it meant for women?

MOB is a men's brand, and every photo shows male models. Anyone can wear it - the waistband decides, not the label.

How many panels does it have?

Enough to overlap all round. The manufacturer states no number, and counting on photos is not a figure to rely on.