The "Too Tight to Review" series covers
the
pairs of underwear I’ve tried on that I couldn’t wear long enough to give a
fair review. If I can’t
keep
a pair on for at least the length of the day, I’ll leave a few brief thoughts
rather than a full review.
Sukrew
is
a company I’ve reviewed once
before,
and I had mostly positive things to say about my experiences. The first pair
of Sukrew
I received was oddly small in the back (an issue that I had never experienced before
that), but had a big, comfortable pouch and solid
construction
quality. That experience made my experience with the Full Trunk surprising.
First of all, the backside on this one is so short that it won’t even fit over
my hips in any normal way. (The material is stretchy, but enough so to
compensate
for
the bizarre dimensions.) As a result, the only way I could put these on was
with the entire garment rotated upwards in the front. This strange fit forced me deep into the bottom of the pouch
(which is slightly smaller than the pouch
on
the Full Brief), and I couldn’t wear these for more than a few hours without pain.
I should also make a not about the durability.
After
washing the Full Brief just once, the seams starting coming loose, spilling a
spider web of threads that tore at my skin the second time I tried wearing
these. Looking at the inside of the waistband, the stitching is uneven and
poorly integrated.
Even
the white Sukrew label on the front was coming undone. This is perhaps the
fastest any pair of underwear I’ve owned has deteriorated, and was surprising, given
the solid quality of the Full Brief.
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