Baggy pants now come in 'control-top'. Sagz, a New Jersey based denim company, has created the first ever boxers that button into saggy denims so wearers have more say in how low their jeans go.
"Consumers can 'sag' their jeans at different levels without having to constantly pull up their pants, resulting in more time to be active, express themselves and show their SWAG," explains Sagz' creators on their website.
The jeans and boxers, sold separately for mix and match purposes, add up to a little over $100–a small price to pay for the perfect sag. It's a large price to pay for a guy who needs to go to the bathroom post haste. Think of all the precise unbuttoning involved.
The rebel factor is also significantly depreciated the minute their patented beauty secret is discovered in the throes of passion. You need an Ikea instruction manual to proceed.
While it's not exactly the sexiest moment in men's fashion history, Sagz's founders have a sense of humor about the whole thing, which makes it a guaranteed viral success, if not an actual merchandising moneymaker. Check out the absolutely ridiculous commercial for the baggy invention below
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Di-o2aAG2Uk&feature=player_embedded"]Watch it here[/ame]
So does this still fall under the laws indecent exposure of showing boxers/underwear in public? ...or will the defense say its "swag" and part of the jeans? Opinions?
-=Chipmunk=-
"Consumers can 'sag' their jeans at different levels without having to constantly pull up their pants, resulting in more time to be active, express themselves and show their SWAG," explains Sagz' creators on their website.
The jeans and boxers, sold separately for mix and match purposes, add up to a little over $100–a small price to pay for the perfect sag. It's a large price to pay for a guy who needs to go to the bathroom post haste. Think of all the precise unbuttoning involved.
The rebel factor is also significantly depreciated the minute their patented beauty secret is discovered in the throes of passion. You need an Ikea instruction manual to proceed.
While it's not exactly the sexiest moment in men's fashion history, Sagz's founders have a sense of humor about the whole thing, which makes it a guaranteed viral success, if not an actual merchandising moneymaker. Check out the absolutely ridiculous commercial for the baggy invention below
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Di-o2aAG2Uk&feature=player_embedded"]Watch it here[/ame]
So does this still fall under the laws indecent exposure of showing boxers/underwear in public? ...or will the defense say its "swag" and part of the jeans? Opinions?
-=Chipmunk=-
