1. Choose a pair that covers your entire backside.
2. Wear a color that looks good with your skin tone.
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Wearing Jockey Shorts.
As a follow up to the Jockey post the other day, I would like to quickly talk about/commend three of Jockey's underwear lines that surprised me when I viewed their products.
First, the Next to Nothing line should be commended because it looks great. The brief and boxerbrief are particularly strong for Jockey, by being offered in some bold colors that I wouldn't expect out of Jockey.
The Pouch line should be commended because of the willingness of Jockey to not just move beyond, and take a break from, but embrace and expand from the Y-front design to the horizontal fly.
The Seamfree line should be commended because it appears to be as close to a seamfree design as I've ever seen. It looks like it beats out their own Next to Nothing line, and even the No Show line of 2(x)ist. On the other hand, the pictures of them online just make them look horrendous. I suspect that they're remarkably better when actually on.
What do you think? I always had this image of Jockey as Y-front and not always the most practical. These lines were truly eye-opening for me...have I been living with a blind eye towards Jockey and an anti-Jockey bias?
First, the Next to Nothing line should be commended because it looks great. The brief and boxerbrief are particularly strong for Jockey, by being offered in some bold colors that I wouldn't expect out of Jockey.
The Pouch line should be commended because of the willingness of Jockey to not just move beyond, and take a break from, but embrace and expand from the Y-front design to the horizontal fly.
The Seamfree line should be commended because it appears to be as close to a seamfree design as I've ever seen. It looks like it beats out their own Next to Nothing line, and even the No Show line of 2(x)ist. On the other hand, the pictures of them online just make them look horrendous. I suspect that they're remarkably better when actually on.
What do you think? I always had this image of Jockey as Y-front and not always the most practical. These lines were truly eye-opening for me...have I been living with a blind eye towards Jockey and an anti-Jockey bias?
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