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| − | Undergear appeared as a subsidiary of International Male in the 1980s. It first started out as a small section in the International Male catalog. By the 1990s it had its own seperate catalog. What set Undergear appart from International Male was that it focused only on underwear. As such it became hugely popular with gay men. By 2008 International Male was folded into Undergear.com.[http://jezebel.com/388101/undergear-no-boxers-no-briefs-from-the-people-who-brought-you-international-male] | + | Undergear appeared as a subsidiary of [[International Male]] in the 1980s. It first started out as a small section in the [[International Male]] catalog. By the 1990s it had its own seperate catalog. What set Undergear appart from [[International Male]] was that it focused only on underwear. As such it became hugely popular with gay men. By 2008 [[International Male]] was folded into Undergear.com.[http://jezebel.com/388101/undergear-no-boxers-no-briefs-from-the-people-who-brought-you-international-male] <comments /> |
Revision as of 13:45, 19 December 2010
Undergear appeared as a subsidiary of International Male in the 1980s. It first started out as a small section in the International Male catalog. By the 1990s it had its own seperate catalog. What set Undergear appart from International Male was that it focused only on underwear. As such it became hugely popular with gay men. By 2008 International Male was folded into Undergear.com.[1] <comments />
