Because nothing says “stimulation” than seeing that the men’s underwear market is a US$5 billion a year industry, give or take a little.
And these business analysts say that the economic ups-and-downs we’ve been experiencing lately are all tied to how often men purchase their tighty-whiteys, boxers, boxer briefs, thongs(!), and banana hammocks. (Web Watch includes those latter items for our European and more adventurous readers.)
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Researchers talked with 1000 women and have concluded that when dating, WOMEN ARE MOST CONCERNED WITH HOW BAD THEIR BREATH IS.
78 percent of the women surveyed for Macleans said that they were most concerned about their breath rather than what their partner thought about their clothes.
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Travelling across the country is usually no big deal. You check your luggage, get on the plane, and then collect your luggage at your destination before heading out for fun and adventure.
Unless the airline’s luggage handlers miss getting your bags from the first plane to your connecting flight due to a short turnaround. Then you’re screwed, and end up spending the next day trying to figure out what to wear while you are waiting for your misguided luggage to finally show up at your hotel.
Savvy travellers will know that this can happen, and take special precautions to address such a situation — such as packing an extra pair of underpants in their carry-on luggage.
The problem that arises is when your travelling companion is not quite as travel savvy as you are, and has not done the same.
A bra for men has become the hottest selling men’s underwear item on a Japanese online shopping site.
It comes in three colors: black, pink, and white. The reporter’s closing words at the end is pure understatement: “Today, I’m feeling a little awkward because I’m wearing a bra for the first time in my life.” Really? A little awkward?
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Do you suffer from “Ugly Bra Strap Syndrome”?
Once regulated to mere underwear, never to be seen bra straps have been peeking out from celebrity clothing more and more over the past few years.
And Margarita Reis, owner of bra company Margaria Couture, says that all these exposed bra straps are, well, getting a bit out of hand.
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