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One of our participants in the 2016 UNB Swimwear Guide is Modus Vivendi. Modus Vivendi’s principal concern is to be an interesting, creative and innovative design house with affordable prices for all fashion-conscious men. Modus Vivendi’s dream is to conquer a decent position on the global market, one that primarily involves the people who care about and appreciate diversity and, whether or not it is to their own personal taste, welcome it.

In today’s world masks are a given? Studies have shown that wearing masks reduces the spread of COVID-19. When we venture out, we need to be wearing a mask. There are a lot of people who hate wearing them, I get it 100%, I”m not a fan of them either but, it’s better to wear them, than not.

A few weeks back we gave away masks from Jockstraps.com, and I received two of the Barcode Berlin masks. I will say that these are some awesome masks. Some of the other one’s I have had didn’t fit well or were hard to breathe through. This includes homemade and ones I purchased.

What I like about these masks is they fit really well. Unlike other masks I have had the nose piece has reinforcements that make it conform to your nose and will less likely fog your glasses. Next the replaceable filter is a great feature many other masks don’t have.

The masks run $20-24 depending on the style you get. Check out these awesome masks at the Jockstraps.com site.

We are looking for guys who want to share their love of underwear! We are doing two things that we need your help with! The first is our Fan Friday. The second is the Brief Tale Podcasts.

First, is the Fan Friday. We want to profile guys on our blog and social media who love underwear, swim briefs, spandex and gear! Real guys, you don’t need to be a model to submit. We want to celebrate those who love gear. To submit email us or DM us on social.

Lastly is the UNB Brief Talk – Brief Tale podcast. This is a conversation we have with a person, couple, or even friends, and find out how they discovered their love of underwear. It’s awesome to hear directly from the guy when he first noticed underwear, what was his first pair he bought, and how this influenced him going forward. Each guy has their own journey but it’s amazing how we are all like.

Some of the ones we have recorded are 312 Couple (see in main feed), Thongtastic Ryan, Danny Warhole, and Briefs Buff & Ardgj. The rest will be out in the main feed next week.

To submit pics or do a Brief Tale email us at info@underwearnewsbriefs.com or DM us on IG or Twitter @unbblog

The men’s underwear/gear industry has really changed over the last ten year. One thing that has been super hot in the industry are Bodysuits. Guys are getting these to wear under their clothes and for fun. One bodysuit that is fun is the new BodyAware Fishnet Bodysuit.

Here is what BodyAware says about the Bodysuit:

Sleek bodysuit made from soft and stretchy fishnet.  Scoop neck with a trim-cut athletic back.  Bodysuit trimmed in contrast black stretch fabric.  Comfortable full seat.  This bodysuit is not lined so it is very see-through!  Step-into-styling, which means no snaps or opening between the legs.

This is a super fun bodysuit. I’m not going to give you advice about where you can wear it, but I’m sure you can use your imagination.

PAIR: Bodyaware Fishnet Bodysuit
COLORS: Perywinle, olive, or black
FABRIC: 90%nylon/ 10%spandex
SIZES: Small – XX Large
PRICE: $32.00

This week’s Baskit $12 Tuesday pair is the Active Trunk. This pair is just $12 until Midnight tonight so don’t miss it! If you aren’t familiar with the Active line here is a bit from baskit about this line:

Inspired by traditional boxing shorts men have been sparring in down at the corner boxing gym since… well, forever… this underwear drawer contender goes the distance with heavyweight stretch and relentless comfort.

Summer is here and it’s time to break out the swim thongs. If you love them or want to try them, the new 12th Street Beach thong. N2N Bodywear makes some of the most amazing thongs on the market.

This new collection is inspired by the 12 Street are of Miami. “With summer just around the corner let’s imagine hanging and laying out in one of these sexy thongs at the infamous 12th St. Beach in lovely, tropical MIAMI! You’re with me…I can feel it”

PAIR: N2N Bodywear 12th Street Thong
COLOR: Sea Foam, Orange, Royal, Red
FABRIC: 83% Nylon 17% Spandex
SIZES: Small – X-Large
PRICE: $18.00

We’ve upped the ante on our popular Billy Flex range. Billy Flex Air takes the comfort and retro men’s underwear style of the original Billy and makes him a super star on the sporting field with high performance mesh composition. Billy Flex Air is a high functioning addition to your gym wear with a fully breathable fabric that’s odour resistant, quick drying and effortlessly wicks moisture away from the body. Available in six rock-solid colourways.

Do you love thongs? At the UNB Store this month we are going to have flash sales on some of our favorite thongs. Each week we will have a different collection on sale up to 20% off! Check out this week’s sale.

We are very excited to start this month with two new collections by French label Kale Owen. Kale Owen is a brand based in Northern France which creates some of the most sexy and provocative underwear designs in our shop. If you are a fan of thongs and strings you will love their designs. If you are also a fan of bright colours and prints, then you will love it even more! Kale Owen offers a unique take on sexy underwear for men. It combines styles such as briefs or trunks with thongs and string to create contemporary silhouettes that fit like a glove! They always a top quality fabric that is printed with the brightest of colours!

The two new collections we have just stocked are called Apple Flowers and Graffiti Hip-Hop. The first one features a beautiful floral print with apple blossoms on a light almond green background. The second is a multi colour pattern inspired by graffiti and street art with tones of turquoise, blue, orange, green, purple and red. Each collection comprises five underwear styles all in four sizes, from small to extra large: Micro Brief, Thong Trunk hybrid, Thong Brief hybrid, Thong String hybrid and Thong. All styles are incredibly sexy, low rise and with a snug fit. They have no lining inside and they offer the minimum coverage possible! Some may find them suitable to wear as swimwear as well! The fabric dries quite fast but you should be warned that they can be quite revealing when wet!

Below are some of the product shots for you to see. Each photo when clicked will redirect you to the product page in our shop, with more information about the item. If you like what you see, visit our shop and get yourself a pair or two!


JOR Furnished the 1025 Sunny Swim Thong and the 1023 Caribe Swim Thong for review. All opinions are that of the reviewer.

Rating: 8.4/10

  • Daily Fit: 8/10
  • Sizing: 8/10
  • Construction: 10/10
  • Styling: 8/10
  • Daily Performance: 8/10

Pros:

  • Classic, sexy design
  • Comfortable fabric

Cons:

  • Wide waistband & back
  • Pouch size

Both the 1025 Sunny Swim Thong and 1023 Caribe Swim Thong are quite similar other than a few cosmetic details, thus I’ve decided to wrap them both into one review.

The first thing that caught my eye about these thongs are the design. They have a classic, simple design, but add some excitement through bold colors (in the case of the 1025 Sunny Thong Candy) or metal embellishments on one side (on the 1023 Caribe Swim Thong). Those minor details take these from blah to AHHHH!

Another great feature of this thong is the comfortable fabric. I find that some swim thongs can only be worn for a small amount of time before becoming uncomfortable, but that’s not the case with these. They are designed for all-day comfort and also designed as true swimwear as they are lined inside.

Where these miss the mark personally are in the areas of sizing. First, the pouch is just big enough for me to fit everything in comfortably, but a little extra roominess wouldn’t hurt. The bigger issue, and admittedly it’s a personal preference, is the size of the waistband and back. The waistband and back measure right around 2 inches which is about twice the size of most of my thong collection. The back leads down to a very thin string of less than a half inch. While this isn’t uncomfortable in any way, it will lead to quite a thick tanline if you’re planning on spending a day in the sun in these. If that’s the case, I’d suggest ordering multiple so you can maintain that tanline without always having to wear the same one over and over.

Overall, these thongs are nicely styled, comfortable, and a must have if you don’t mind a thicker tanline. Maybe this will be the summer that I go for a bolder tanline, because these thongs have definitely captured my attention.


Every day, special, and Classic Undies 

Patreon. We have added some new podcasts for Patreon members only. Cody and I recorded How we got started. We are doing our brief tale segments as podcasts. You hear from real guys how they discovered their love of undies. The very first one is out. We interviewed the 312 husbands and released it into the feed. Going forward, we will publish them as single episodes in the Patreon feed but 2-4 at a time in the regular feed about a month after release. If you are interested in participating, email us. www.patreon.com/unbblog

The Speedo Movement – The Speedo Moment has its own site. Cody will tell us about this remarkable Development 

Every day vs. special undies – Every day vs. special occasion? What does that mean to you? Is there a difference? 

Are Classics Sexy? – Are the classic undies sexy? Classics are solid colors black, white, navy, and classic cuts. Larger cut briefs, trunks, and boxer briefs 

Get to know us – Dating? Married? Single? Key to your success in dating or being single 

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