
We got this great article from Sunspel:
Sunspel specialises in classic men’s t-shirts, polo shirts and underwear. Its products can be found in a variety of stores including Selfridges, Harrods, Barneys (New York) as well as a number of exclusive menswear stores as far afield as Australia, New Zealand and Japan.
Established in 1850, the Long Eaton based label provided some of the clothes worn by Daniel Craig in the movie, Casino Royale. “Classic, timeless and beautifully made” is how Lindy Hemming, costume designer for Craig in the movie, described the company’s clothes. “I thought that it would be a perfect collaboration of quality and Britishness to ask Sunspel to create all his t-shirts, polo shirts and underwear, which they duly did so excellently.”
Sunpel’s clothes are created with meticulous attention to detail. Made from Egyptian cotton, its fabrics are treated to achieve maximum softness, and built with longevity in mind. “The customer base is amazing. They literally wear them out and then send them to us, marvelling at its durability”, said Dominic Hazlehurst, one of the company’s owners.
With fans including Prince Charles and Johnny Depp, the label was also worn by Christian Bale in the blockbuster movie, Batman.
Not only did Sunspel introduce the first boxer shorts to the UK in 1947, it also provided the boxers used in the infamous 1980s Levis jeans advert in which the guy in the launderette (actor, Nick Kamen) stripped down to his smalls.
Initially a traditionally-run family business, the company was sold to its current owners, Dominic Hazlehurst and Nick Brooke, four years’ ago. As it would happen, both men had grown up on Sunspel’s clothes, having worn them since they were schoolboys.
Apart from working under its own label, Sunspel has also collaborated with a number of designers including Margaret Howell, Richard James and Paul Smith. In December last year, it opened its first retail outlet, a trial Christmas store in Covent Garden, London.



































problem most of us guys suffer from. The first style offers a pad that conforms to the shape of your butt and adds just the right amount of curve to your back end. The problem with this type of enhancement is that the pads are often noticeable through whatever types of pants you might be wearing and aren’t the most comfortable. Obviously, at the end of the night, when your pants are on the floor, you may have some explaining to do. My recommendation for rear enhancement are the undies that offer an almost jockstrap like elastic ring that lifts your butt up and makes it more pronounced. It’s almost like giving your ass a shelf on which to rest.
damage than the appearance of a bigger bulge is worth.
constructed and placed onto the underwear. In an enhancement pouch pair of undies you will notice that the pouch is larger and there is more room for everything. The pouch has also been moved from the middle of the front of the underwear to just a little above the middle. This once again allows your bulge to sit in the pouch, lifting your “stuff” up and out. I have found this type of enhancement underwear is sometime better fitted in a smaller size. It is easy for your package to fall out if the fabric around the pouch if the material of the legs is not tight enough to the skin. A great pair of this type of enhancement underwear is the
roomy pouch and a soft elastic support panel, it is functional and great for extended and active wear. 




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