Hide Your Package
If youâre a fan of the hit drama, Mad Men, then you know all about Jon Hammâs character and his dapper ways. But recently itâs been his not-so-private parts that have been drawing some scandal of their own.
Itâs been reported that he was recently asked to wear underwear on set during filming because of his oversized anatomy. In the actorâs defense, those suits from the 1960s are pretty snug-fitting as was the fashion back then.
Most people would consider this a great problem to have but it inspires the question, are men pressured to hide their packages, much like women are encouraged to hide their nipples?
In Europe, women are proud to show off their nipples in non-padded bras but not in America. Is it the same with men? Are we becoming more modest or is it only a matter of time before we just let it all hang out?
Women turn to bra styles with light padding or contour/t-shirt bras to achieve a more modest look but what many men donât know is that they too â have some âsecret weaponsâ of their own. Underwear made from microfiber tends to be more supportive than underwear made of cotton but youâll still get that lightweight, breathable feel. Guys can also choose underwear with a contour pouch to help tame the bulge.
It may be taboo for some men â but If all else fails â you can also choose to wear a thong to get coverage without having to wear a full pair of underwear.
