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I always buy underwear in Brazil when I visit. My aunt knows where to get the good stuff, those things last for 10 years, easily. I don't even know how much the
by brabel 2y ago
I always buy underwear in Brazil when I visit. My aunt knows where to get the good stuff, those things last for 10 years, easily. I don't even know how much they cost as she makes a point to not let me pay for them :D but they're probably very cheap compared to most places/brands.
I see ZR on it, so I think it's this brand: https://www.zeerucci.com.br/cueca-boxer-sem-cost-3439?srsltid=AfmBOopSte8_7t2RvpD9Uc5xTSr8zRvm2iNdciX4wWNvRzf8A1jYLqob https://www.zeerucci.com.br/cueca-boxer-sem-cost-3439?srslti...
The ones I get in Europe and Australia literally have holes in them after two or three usages, even more expensive ones, it's just a joke. Same thing with jeans... how can they not last longer than a few months???? My old Brazilian jeans from the 1990's still look in perfect shape, if only I could wear them without looking like outdated by 30 years. I still keep them anyway, waiting for the very-lose-jeans fit to come back one day!
- imp0cat 2y agoMost modern jeans include a percentage of elastane (lycra), which makes them both more comfortable and more susceptible to wear damage.