Only a web of men's underwear choices.

Nudle's last post, Web of Choices, was a nice homage to men's underwear designers and manufacturers, as well as the merchants that sell their underwear online. It was also a nice choice of title to indicate that the Internet is a reason for the variety available in men's underwear.

But I'd like to morph the words a bit and approach the sale of men's underwear in a slightly different way. The average male underwear shopper, I would presume, goes to department stores to purchase traditional men's jockey shorts, plain men's boxers, and buys them with name brands such as Jockey, Hanes, and Fruit of the Loom.

I would love it, if that average male underwear shopper discovered and thought the following:
Shopping for men's underwear today, I am astonished with the volume lack of choices and how fast and furious just plain slow designers and manufacturers come out with new styles, colors, and even technologies. All of this is possible because of the World Wide Web. It is possible for the volume of choices and speed at which designers pump out new styles, colors, and technologies to increase, at least in part, because of the Internet. The big players in the underwear world just don't take advantage of those opportunities. While the most upscale department stores will carry the latest and fashionable traditional brands, there's no comparing them to what you'll find on the web in the most upscale stores. And there's no comparing the upscale stores to what you'll find on the web.

I want shopping for fashionable men's underwear to be more available to the masses who haven't thought to buy underwear online, or who like instant gratification of underwear in hand.

I have more thoughts on this, and will post them, but what are your thoughts?

Your male underwear enthusiast,
Torrent