Showing posts with label Croota - a label worth watching at mv4men. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Croota - a label worth watching at mv4men. Show all posts

Friday, September 06, 2013

For Croota men's underwear Tartan is in - designer inspiration

Croota latest male underwear design - Tartan is the craze

Over the past two years Croota has risen to become one of the leading names in men's underwear design in Australia and now in Europe and the US. Their constantly innovative designs, outstanding quality and value-for-money prices have all been contributing factors. And now the latest designer genius - Scottish Tartan - but applied and designed in the way we expect form this company.
Manufactured in 95% soft cotton and 5% spandex to provide the body contours, these latest additions to the range and making a splash - you look good both in and out of them. (Click image for closer view).

Just two of my personal favourites  - the Croota ENDLESS thong. Comfortable, sexy and quality materials. The ideal mix PLUS prices we can all afford - just over US17 dollars. (And if you these prices too high you are on the wrong site for designer quality underwear!

Wednesday, March 24, 2010

Croota - a label worth watching at mv4men

I came across Croota this Australian/Korean(?) men's designer underwear company just a short time ago and I discovered it is selling big time particularly in Japan and now the company seems to be getting a presence and a name both in Europe and in the USA and Canada. They seem to special in preserving some of the vintage style in underwear by adding innovative prints, pockets. Take a look at some of the sample products I found below and you will get an idea of what I mean.

I love their range of colors and in general the articles are low cut with high quality cotton and other low mix materials to keep their form. Interesting also is the fact that they don't cost an arm and a leg. You will find more of the Coota men's underwear range here.  One particularly outstanding element is the way they have cleverly used contrasting colours in their designs. They also seem to specialise in what I can only call "national" ranges with colors prints entitled "Japan", "Italy" etc. With the bold contrasting colors their briefs, for example sit low on the hips. This is something which is completely in line with today's "low rider" fashions.Great pains go into the design and the boxer range are contour shaped and have no back or side seams. All in all a great and inexpensive alternative to our more traditional male briefs.