These all look great, but also looks like i would just be crushed in them or fall out? depending on how loose you get them.
 
I think all men growing up in the eighties, me included went at some point down the jockey elance bikini brief path. If we did not wear those we all wore their colored briefs with the contrast trim and the y fly. Now days, most younger guys just conform to boxer briefs, seeing a few you guys in cool briefs at the gym so perhaps there is hope! Lol. Still a briefs and hip briefs guy here!
 
For the men who did not live through the 1980s and early ‘90s, the Jockey Elance bikini, which the famous golfer Walker advertised (as seen in several pics above), changed how the “average” guy thought of men’s underwear.

If the mini-skirt was daring for women in the late 60s, the Jockey Elance briefs were daring for men. Men typically wore the standard tighty-whities before Jockey Elance game men more options . Seeing The famous athlete Jim Palmer wear colorful, skimpy briefs and look “macho”, gave men permission to do the same. That is the significance of this thread.

It’s sad that women’s criticism of skimpy brief me on men, a fear of appearing “gay”, and that 90s high school culture moved teen boys away from lockerroom openness (ie jockstraps, showers, and nudity) drove shorter uw fashions underground for 15+ years. You used to walk into the men’s section of a department store and see Jockey Elance everywhere, the way you see the UnderArmor brand today in stores.


Hot threads! Never wear one of these, but might give it a try
 
Thanks for your insight!

For the men who did not live through the 1980s and early ‘90s, the Jockey Elance bikini, which the famous golfer Walker advertised (as seen in several pics above), changed how the “average” guy thought of men’s underwear.

If the mini-skirt was daring for women in the late 60s, the Jockey Elance briefs were daring for men. Men typically wore the standard tighty-whities before Jockey Elance game men more options . Seeing The famous athlete Jim Palmer wear colorful, skimpy briefs and look “macho”, gave men permission to do the same. That is the significance of this thread.

It’s sad that women’s criticism of skimpy brief me on men, a fear of appearing “gay”, and that 90s high school culture moved teen boys away from lockerroom openness (ie jockstraps, showers, and nudity) drove shorter uw fashions underground for 15+ years. You used to walk into the men’s section of a department store and see Jockey Elance everywhere, the way you see the UnderArmor brand today in stores.
 
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