- MeUndies Underwear ($20-$24)
In case you haven’t noticed, underwear is the latest type of specialty clothing to take over the internet, and several brands have already made their way to the top of the list when it comes to reliability and comfort. We last wrote about Mack Weldon, a popular online brand that prides themselves on getting the basics right, and today we’re introducing you to MeUndies, another noteworthy brand that not only gets the basics right, but does so with a little fun and personality to boot.
While Mack Weldon’s pairs come with a few more frills, like a thick no-roll waistband and an easy-access fly for easy-access peeing (or other easy-access?), MeUndies places more attention on design, materials, and packaging, which is all clearly evident from the moment they arrive. As our cover image above shows, each MeUndies order comes in a sleek, fun package that includes a lovely “handwritten” note welcoming you to the MeUndies family along with a cool black baseball cap with the MeUndies name and logo. Obviously not vital for everyday undercarriage comfort, but a fun and playful nod to the brand’s playful personality that tells you underwear doesn’t have to be serious to take comfort seriously.
And when it comes to comfort, MeUndies nails it. Each pair is made from premium MicroModal fabric that’s nearly twice as soft as cotton, and the material’s anti-microbial and moisture-wicking fabric ensures even the nastiest of prized possessions stay cool and fresh no matter how hot the climate gets. Plus MeUndies won’t stretch, fade, or ride up when you least expect it, making for a comfortable, wedgie-free underwear experience that lets you get through the day without having to grab your ass every time you leave a meeting. And speaking of ass-grabbing, you’ll no doubt be getting a lot more once you put on a pair, as they come in various styles and colors that are sure to garner the attention of whichever one you’re handling. Just be sure to ask permission first. But you already knew that.
Photography by Marwin Reis
