I'm not sure what the technical term is for my favoured underwear, there seems to be several varieties on the theme of stretchy cupping type, but you can't really go wrong with any of them. I tend to go for ones without any buttons or holes in the front as they tend to offer more security. I just don't like to dangle.
Marks and Spencer can't be beaten for quality.
Do women get to try on their underwear before buying? Are paper underwear involved in this process? I'm pretty sure I recall something like this being true, but I'm unsure that I didn't dream this. I can't imagine men ever trying on underwear before buying, despite the probable usefulness of such an arangement.
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Date: 2003-11-12 04:24 am (UTC)Marks and Spencer can't be beaten for quality.
Do women get to try on their underwear before buying? Are paper underwear involved in this process? I'm pretty sure I recall something like this being true, but I'm unsure that I didn't dream this. I can't imagine men ever trying on underwear before buying, despite the probable usefulness of such an arangement.