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Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Tribe Trunk Brief Review in Minty Geometric
3/16/2010 11:11:00 AM | 
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In my last post, I wrote on Tribe's short boxer in the Minty Geometric pattern. Tribe also makes their Minty Geometric pattern in a trunk brief. The cut of the trunk brief is a bit wider to look more like a short but with the support of a brief while giving it a masculine brief look for all body types. From my last post, you know that I find the Minty Geometric pattern very nice and out of the ordinary - so the Minty Geometric is a winner in my book. For the cut, I found the pouch to be quite comfortable and supportive. The trunk brief would be good for wearing when you play sports or exercise. What I especially like about the trunk brief is that there is full coverage for you butt - no wedgies, ;-DAgain an all around great brief - both in style and comfort. If the minty geometric isn't your style, you can find the trunk brief in 11 different patterns.
You can see my other reviews of Tribe to find out more about some of their designs.
If you live near Atlanta, GA, you can now find Tribe at The Poster Hut. The Poster Hut only sells in store for now but have talked about eventually going online. I'll let you know when they launch an online store.
Keep checking Menswear Review for the latest sales information and reviews on men's underwear and clothing.
RATING SYSTEM: 1=POOR, 3=AVERAGE, 5=SUPERIOR
Overall Rating: 4/5
Comfort, style and variety Style: 4/5
A good look
Fabric: 4/5
Comfortable blend of Viscose and Elastane with a Modal pouch linerFit: 4/5
A good fit for meQuality: 5/5
As is typical, very well made
Size I Wore: M (I'm a 34" waist)
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2 comments:
I seriously like this print pattern. It resembles some of the board short prints that have been around for some years, but Tribe has done a great job migrating the design to these trunk briefs.
One thing, though, I would have like the print on the backside of the brief to be one consistent design instead of being broken up by the center seam.
Thanks Jay,
We will keep that in mind for the future.
Tony
TRIBE.
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