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Men’s Shapewear Sale at Freshpair
December 1, 2010 | 
Author As part of Freshpair’s Biggest Sale of the Year, they are offering some great savings on men’s shapewear. I’ve reviewed a few of these brands. Check out the reviews on Tommy John, Sculptees, and Equmen.
Posted in Men Underwear | 
Tags: Equmen, Freshpair, Review, SALE, Sculptees, shapewear, Tommy John | 
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Few Extra Pounds? Spanx for Men on CNBC
SPANX for MEN was recently highlighted on CNBC. What is Spanx for Men? Basically, it’s shapewear for men. You may recall previous posts on Equmen, RIPT, and Sculptees – all which help hide those few extra pounds. Some of these brands even help with better posture, resulting in less back pain (worked for me).
Where to buy
Freshpair
Bare Necessities
International Jock
Erogenos
His Room
Designers / Brands
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Men’s Clothing and Shoes
Men’s Underwear
Men’s Athletic and Swimwear
Men’s Cycling Apparel
Posted in Gregg Homme, Men Underwear, Underwear | Tags: 2eros, 2wink, 3G, 4Boys Gear, Andrew Christian, Aussiebum, Banana Republic, Baskit, Big Boys Pants, BodyAware, Bon Bon, Bone Wear, Bonobos, Boys and their Hardwear, brief, Bumgear, C-In2, Calvin Klein, Candid, Charles Tyrwhitt, Christopher Anthony, Cocksox, commando, Core-Point, Ed Hardy, Equmen, Ergowear, exhibitionist, Expose, fabric, Ginch Gonch, Go Softwear, gonch, Gregg Homme, HOM, Jacksy, jacquard, James Tudor, JM, JocksByRj, las vegas, Lodoli, ManView, Marc Ouest, McKillop, men's clothing, men's underwear, Mensuas, menswear, Mesh, mesh window, MPG, Mundo Unico, N2N, n2n bodywear, Nation Up North, NuWear, Obviously, PACT, performance fabrics, Piado, Pipe, Priape, Red Dog Sportswear, Reebok, REI, Review, RibbedTee, Schultz, Schultz Jeans, Sculptees, Sean John, Silver Jeans, Speedo, Stonemen, Sunspel, swimwear, Timoteo, Tommy John, TOOT, Tribe, tudor, Under Armour, undertoys, underwear, underwear collection, unveiling | No Comments »
20+ Different Sales Events This Month at Freshpair
Don’t miss out on these awesome June Sales at Freshpair!
SAVE on
Women’s brands, Piss & Vinegar, Expose,
Ed Hardy, Joe Snyder, BumGear, Sculptees,
Clever, DKNY, Papi, Hugo Boss, CockSox, Obviously,
MalePower, Nautica, Emporio Armani, Unico, Tommy John,
Equmen, 2Xist, and more!!
What do YOU think? Thank you for reading this post, feel free to get involved below and let me know whether you agree or disagree with this post. Do you like what you’ve read/seen? Have anything extra you would like to add? Add your comments and make yourself heard!
Keep checking Menswear Review for the latest sales information and reviews on men’s underwear and clothing.
Keep checking Menswear Review for the latest sales information and reviews on men’s underwear and clothing.
Posted in Review, Reviewed by Dan | Tags: Bumgear, Clever, Cocksox, Ed Hardy, Equmen, Expose, Freshpair, Hugo Boss, Joe Snyder, men's underwear, Obviously, Review, Reviewed by Dan, SALE, Sculptees, Tommy John, Women's | No Comments »
Men’s Valentine Day Shopping Guide ….
Valentine’s Day is right around the corner!
It’s time to starting thinking about what you’ll be wearing (or not)!
I’ve pulled together a list of suggestions for this special day. I’ve selected these brands based on personal reviews and brand reputation. I’ve noted where I’ve already reviewed the particular brand and which ones I’ll be reviewing in the near future. Some brands have listed their Valentin’e Day promo and others will be forthcoming. Check back often for the latest sales! I give you …
Menswear Review’s
Valentine’s Day Shopping Guide
Menswear Review Valentine’s Day Guide
Suggested stores for finding these great brands…
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3G
Actualwear
Aussiebum
Boys
And Their Hardwear
Boys and their Hardwear
Candid
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James
Tudor
Junk
Underjeans
Life
Iz Pantz
Magic Silk
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CockSox
Core-Point
Core-Point
Element(o)s
Equmen
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Male Power
Marc Ouest
Mundo Unico
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Ginch
Gonch
Gregg
Homme |
Nation Up North
PACT
Piado
PIPE
Piss ‘n’ Vinegar
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Go
Softwear
Hom
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Sculptees
Timoteo
Tribe
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Posted in Favorites, Review, Reviewed by Dan, Sheer, Undershirt, Valentine | Tags: 3G, Aussiebum, Banglads, BeCheeky, Bikini, BodyJock Co., Boxer, Boxer Brief, Boys and their Hardwear, Brief, Candid, Cocksox, Core-Point, Equmen, Freshpair, Fun-wear, giggleberries, Ginch Gonch, HisRoom, HOM, James Tudor, Jockstrap Central, Loungewear, Lowrise, Magic Silk, Male Power, Marc Ouest, Mundo Unico, Nation Up North, News, PACT, Piado, Pipe, Promo, Review, Reviewed by Dan, SALE, Sculptees, Skiviez, Timoteo, Tribe, Undergear | No Comments »
Sculptees Sale!
Hurry, the Sculptees SALE for Menswear Review readers ends on Sunday!
Now’s your chance to try a Sculptees
Use Code mwr150ff and Save 15%
Posted in Men Underwear, Review, Reviewed by Dan | Tags: Men Underwear, Review, Reviewed by Dan, SALE, Sculptees | No Comments »
Sculptees – The Body Sculpting Wonder!
UPDATE: Menswear Review readers can save 15% at Sculptees now through December 20th.
Enter Code: mwr150ff
I’ve recently had the pleasure of
trying the Scultptees Slim, T-Slim, and Pex. Wonderful would be an
understatement.
The Sculptees Slim (tanktop) is
designed to help sculpt your physique. The Slim has a ribbed knit
design that runs from top to bottom, comfortably slimming your
mid-section. Because of the design, I didn’t feel any seems – which
made for comfortable wearing. The Slim is a compression tanktop, but
it didn’t compress to the point where I was uncomfortable. I wore
the Slim under a fitted t-shirt all day and was really quite
comfortable. The Slim did a fantastic job of fading my Thanksgiving
Day sins.
At $58, it’s well priced for a slimming shirt.
designed to help sculpt your physique. The Slim has a ribbed knit
design that runs from top to bottom, comfortably slimming your
mid-section. Because of the design, I didn’t feel any seems – which
made for comfortable wearing. The Slim is a compression tanktop, but
it didn’t compress to the point where I was uncomfortable. I wore
the Slim under a fitted t-shirt all day and was really quite
comfortable. The Slim did a fantastic job of fading my Thanksgiving
Day sins.
At $58, it’s well priced for a slimming shirt.
The Sculptees T-Slim (undershirt) is a
body sculpting mesh t-shirt. I really liked how the T-Slim fit,
performed and looked! The shirt looks really small when you first
pull it out of the package, but it has wonderful stretch. The tight
(but not overly tight) t-shirt sculpts your body, giving a more
muscular look. I found the shirt enhanced my pecs and biceps. The
material is a lightweight mesh that breaths well and wicked away
sweat while I worked out. The T-Slim is $78 but worth the price. Of
the three styles, this was my favorite.
body sculpting mesh t-shirt. I really liked how the T-Slim fit,
performed and looked! The shirt looks really small when you first
pull it out of the package, but it has wonderful stretch. The tight
(but not overly tight) t-shirt sculpts your body, giving a more
muscular look. I found the shirt enhanced my pecs and biceps. The
material is a lightweight mesh that breaths well and wicked away
sweat while I worked out. The T-Slim is $78 but worth the price. Of
the three styles, this was my favorite.
The Sculptees Pex (tanktop) is designed
to hug your waist, but not your pecs. The fit is similar to the
T-Slim except that the top of the shirt (pecs) doesn’t have the
compression. This is really for when you just want to control your
waistline and aren’t concerned about your pecs. Similar to the
T-Slim, it is also a ribbed knit nylon material. I also found this
shirt to be comfortable and did as described – slimmed my waist.
At $58 is the same price as the T-Slim – you just need to decide if
you want full compression or just on your waist.
to hug your waist, but not your pecs. The fit is similar to the
T-Slim except that the top of the shirt (pecs) doesn’t have the
compression. This is really for when you just want to control your
waistline and aren’t concerned about your pecs. Similar to the
T-Slim, it is also a ribbed knit nylon material. I also found this
shirt to be comfortable and did as described – slimmed my waist.
At $58 is the same price as the T-Slim – you just need to decide if
you want full compression or just on your waist.
All in all, I really liked all threestyles. My favorite is the T-Slim – really liked how it looked on
me and felt. I would easily wear any of these 3 under a dress shirt
for work or out for fun. Prices are similar to the RIPT and Equmen.
The Equmen gave me a tad better back support but I liked how the
Sculptees T-Slim looked on my better. The choice is yours, you won’t
be disappointed with any of the three styles.
Get yours for the holidays – you’ll
want to look good after all the holiday treats!
want to look good after all the holiday treats!
You can buy Sculptees factory direct or
through Freshpair (free shipping) – both sell for $58 for the Slim
and Pex or $78 for the T-Slim.
through Freshpair (free shipping) – both sell for $58 for the Slim
and Pex or $78 for the T-Slim.
RATING SYSTEM: 1=POOR, 3=AVERAGE, 5=SUPERIOR
Overall Rating: 5/5
High Quality, great color choice, very comfortable, worked great!
Style: 5/5
Tanktops are average, T-Slim is sexy with great color selection
Fabric: 5/5
Great comfortable material that breathes well
Fit: 3/5
Fit like a Sculptees, er make that glove
Quality: 5/5
Very well made, washed well
Size I Wore: L/XL
Posted in Favorites, Review, Reviewed by Dan, Sculptees Review, Undershirt | Tags: Equmen, Freshpair, Mesh, Review, Reviewed by Dan, RipT, SALE, Sculptees | No Comments »
Equmen Core Precision Undershirt – do yourself a favor
The Equmen Core Precision is simply fantastic. When I first
tried it on, I was concerned it was going to be too tight. After a few minutes,
the shirt felt very comfortable. After moving too many Christmas decorations, I
had strained my back earlier in the week. Throughout the day, I couldn’t help
but notice how Equmen was actually helping my back. The design of the shirt
itself is engineered to reduce back pain and support your core.
tried it on, I was concerned it was going to be too tight. After a few minutes,
the shirt felt very comfortable. After moving too many Christmas decorations, I
had strained my back earlier in the week. Throughout the day, I couldn’t help
but notice how Equmen was actually helping my back. The design of the shirt
itself is engineered to reduce back pain and support your core.
According to Equmen, their shirt was made to fit tight in
order to give optimum performance. Equmen reports that the undershirt was
designed in conjunction with physiotherapists and ergonomic specialists to
improve posture, reduce back pain and provide core support.You can easily tell
from looking at the shirt that it was purposefully engineered to match your
physiology. The high quality fabric (73% polyester, 13% nylon, 14% spandex) is
really a very comfortable blend of materials.
order to give optimum performance. Equmen reports that the undershirt was
designed in conjunction with physiotherapists and ergonomic specialists to
improve posture, reduce back pain and provide core support.You can easily tell
from looking at the shirt that it was purposefully engineered to match your
physiology. The high quality fabric (73% polyester, 13% nylon, 14% spandex) is
really a very comfortable blend of materials.
From a comfort perspective, I’ve mentioned that the shirtwas comfortable all day (and this was under a dress shirt). What I haven’t
mentioned is that I typically am skeptical of v-neck shirts as the collar on
often doesn’t come high enough on my neck for my comfort. The Core Precision,
on the other hand fit like a glove and sat on my neck like a typical crew
would.
It’s important to know that after I wore the Core Precisionall day under my business suit, I came home to exercise and then shovel the
foot of snow that was dumped during the day. I found the shirt to be incredible
for wicking away sweat without making me cold. In addition, the helix-mapping
helped my back-straining labor of shoveling heavy snow. I simply couldn’t have
asked for a better shirt.
I can easily see multiple purposes – as a typical
undershirt, for exercise, as a base-layer, and for its slimming qualities. I
haven’t mentioned this yet, but in high school I was a swimmer with a swimmer
build – college and marriage have added a few pounds. I really appreciated the
slimming power of the shirt. Have a wedding or class reunion you’re going to
attend? Get one of these to help you out!
undershirt, for exercise, as a base-layer, and for its slimming qualities. I
haven’t mentioned this yet, but in high school I was a swimmer with a swimmer
build – college and marriage have added a few pounds. I really appreciated the
slimming power of the shirt. Have a wedding or class reunion you’re going to
attend? Get one of these to help you out!
The Core Precision undershirt is available in black, grey,
and white. It comes in a longsleeve, crewneck, and tanktop. Main competitors are the RIPT Fusion ($58) and Sclulptee ($78). RIPT gives you the slimming qualities but not the back support. Sculptees gives you nearly the same qualities as Equmen. Equmen gave me better back support, but Sculptees was better at slimming.
and white. It comes in a longsleeve, crewneck, and tanktop. Main competitors are the RIPT Fusion ($58) and Sclulptee ($78). RIPT gives you the slimming qualities but not the back support. Sculptees gives you nearly the same qualities as Equmen. Equmen gave me better back support, but Sculptees was better at slimming.
In sum, everyone guy should own at least one of the Core
Precision undershirts. If you have back problems, you should probably own a
few. At $99 each they are expensive but oh so worth it. I haven’t tried the longsleeve or
tanktop but can only assume they’re just as awesome as the v-neck. I’ve just added Equmen to my list of favorites.
Precision undershirts. If you have back problems, you should probably own a
few. At $99 each they are expensive but oh so worth it. I haven’t tried the longsleeve or
tanktop but can only assume they’re just as awesome as the v-neck. I’ve just added Equmen to my list of favorites.
RATING SYSTEM: 1=POOR, 3=AVERAGE, 5=SUPERIOR
Overall Rating: 5/5
Worth the money
Style: 5/5
Great styling and helps you look slimmer
Fabric: 5/5
It’s what makes it so great
Fit: 5/5
Fit like a glove and was comfortable all day
Quality: 5/5
Extremely well design and constructed
Size I Wore: L
Posted in Athletic wear, Equmen Review, Favorites, Review, Reviewed by Dan, Undershirt | Tags: brief, Equmen, Freshpair, HOM, Review, Reviewed by Dan, RipT, SALE, Sculptees | 1 Comment »
Undershirt Reviews – Day 3
Today is day 3 for reviewing undershirts from RibbedTee, Equmen, Sculptees, and Tommy John. Yesterday I had the pleasure of trying the Equmen Core Precision undershirt and boxer brief – I really, really liked both. I will post a full review after all 4 have been reviewed.
Today, I’m trying the RipT by RibbedTee. This is their compression undershirt. So far, it works as advertised. More on this after the week’s over.
Stay tuned ….
Posted in Review, Reviewed by Dan, Undershirt | Tags: brief, Equmen, Review, Reviewed by Dan, RibbedTee, RipT, Sculptees, Tommy John | No Comments »
This week – undershirts
This week, I’ll be trying 4 different brands of undershirts – some designed as strictly undershirts, others with compression or shaping features. Each has their place and each has their strength. Look for full reviews of each next week.
Equmen | RibbedTee | Sculptees | Tommy John
Posted in Review, Reviewed by Dan, Undershirt | Tags: Equmen, Review, Reviewed by Dan, RibbedTee, Sculptees, Tommy John | No Comments »
