Posted in Brands, Manstore on April 1st, 2010 by giggleberries
Manstore | New Manstore Guywear in Stock
We have the new and exciting spring/summer range in from Manstore at Giggleberries, which includes some sexy and shimmering materials, including a striking metallic look.
Of the entire collection, one of the best selling lines at present is the Manstore M204 Flora Strip String and Manstore M204 Flora Apropo pant. These are both made from a single layer of material that has a blend of polyamide and elastane with a stunning silver floral pattern on it. 
The mini pant offers a snug and supportive second skin fit that is cut quite high at the rear and the Strip String is a daring minimalist thong with two quick release flat silver clips in the waist.
If you like to stand out from a crowd and shine, then you are going to love the Manstore M213 Cobalt Mini Pant and Manstore M213 Cobalt Tower String. Both are made from a wet look material that offers a smooth and sexy metallic appearance to them, which will leave you feeling ultra sexy. Available in a striking and electric cobalt blue, these are finished off with the Manstore logo on the waistband. 
The Tower String has a traditional thong back and a narrow constructed pouch for minimal coverage at the front. If you dare to bare then the thong is an absolute must for the ultra confident who likes to make a statement.
Complementing the Manstore line for this spring/summer is the very chic Manstore M202 Gold Mini Pant and Manstore M202 Gold Tower String. Both offer a playfully risqué edge to designer men’s underwear in a glittery and shimmering gold material that will set pulses racing with anyone who casts their eyes upon them. 
These bring a shimmer of gold to what could otherwise be described as a natural flesh colour fabric and consequently provide the benefits of an almost invisible look when worn underneath lighter coloured fabrics.
Whatever your preference is, you are sure to be inspired with the fantastic and exciting range of underwear from Manstore this season.
