Swedish Models Tell Men to Stop Wearing Underwear

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Global fashion brand RevolutionWear has launched a new campaign in which beautiful Swedish models urge men to stop wearing underwear. Well, at least all types of underwear except for RevolutionWear’s FRIGO brand underwear which is being introduced to America.

The campaign will include outdoor, events, digital promotions and retail merchandising in New York City, Los Angeles, and Miami. To coincide with the outdoor teaser campaign, 1,000 pairs of underwear will be given away in online sweepstakes.

Of the campaign’s approach, RevolutionWear CEO Mathias Ingvarsson said,”Our goal in this campaign is to underscore that traditional underwear is dead and the conversation about a highly engineered new class of men’s underwear needs to be started.”

FRIGO’s claim to fame? The FRIGO Zone; a perfectly formed mesh pouch to more effectively support men’s packages.

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