The Men Underwear Thread

ChaeYeon

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hi guys , any brand of underwear to introduce?

hip brief / trunk?

cotton / microfiber material?

thanks
 

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Naise.

I'm looking for comfy boxers, <40 per piece..

Renoma has some real comfy ones you may be looking for.
get those that is kind of for sports type, like microfiber one, those are damn nice
 

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i using ck xwater, xcotton, xmirco. cotton lose shape alr. xmicro and xwater use tao shiok shiok. abt 45 per piece. dkny also not bad. but i gt 1 piece cmi one.
 

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i using ck xwater, xcotton, xmirco. cotton lose shape alr. xmicro and xwater use tao shiok shiok. abt 45 per piece. dkny also not bad. but i gt 1 piece cmi one.

hi

ck looks not bad

what is the differences between cotton and microfiber ah?

microfiber more cooling right?

xmicro good? i dunno whether want get trunk or hip brief type.

got people wear trunk go outside or not? or only for sleeping use
 

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hi

ck looks not bad

what is the differences between cotton and microfiber ah?

microfiber more cooling right?

xmicro good? i dunno whether want get trunk or hip brief type.

got people wear trunk go outside or not? or only for sleeping use

micro more cooling and worth the money imo. my cotton wash a few time the cotton turn very rough. singapore use trunk very hot. i use 2xist trunk if i going cold places only.
 

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micro more cooling and worth the money imo. my cotton wash a few time the cotton turn very rough. singapore use trunk very hot. i use 2xist trunk if i going cold places only.

oic. then i think i go get the xmicro fiber ck underwear. thanks
 

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CK prolly has the best undies ive ever worn lol , go for the classic white base with red hoops :)

its going for 39 per piece if im not wrong
 

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can try byford boxer briefs @ robinsons.. bout 10-15 .. damn comfy. silky feel.. plus boxer briefs gives that nice big look.. helps alot of you know what i mean haha

if your really cheapo.. carrefour also sells boxer briefs cheap .. think brand is hush puppies / byfords (lower quality cotton)/ CC (think criss cross) brand which is like 2 for $10 ...

i recommending boxer briefs cause they are an in btw and are more suited for office fellows like me .. cant really wear boxers with slim fit pants.. plus briefs don't cover much for the cold office environment
 
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curious what the last part, "briefs don't cover much for cold office environment" mean, haha, you must be a model or your office must have very liberal dress code. The rest of us still need to wear long pants leh.

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got any other cheaper brands to intro or not?

prefer those soft soft not so thick one. cause very hot

cannot possible all buy ck right , sure burn hole in pocket
 

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You want cheap go Malaysia and buy. Actually Renoma quite alright for the price, also check uniqlo.
 

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how abt skinware? hope i got the name right, can be bought at og or metro when they r at a 20% sale.. very cooling, silky type. price around $10 plus or $12 plus i cant rem. =:p
 
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