Sunday, April 19, 2015

Most Luxerious Men's Undies from Italy!

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Milan, Italy is one of those fashion meccas. When you decide to get serious about fashion, a pilgrimage to the city almost seems like a must. Anyone who is anyone in fashion has experienced the city sometime in their lives. Italy, in general, has always been a country that has been highly influential.

Roberto Cavalli, Versace, and Dolce & Gabbana are household names worldwide. Besides being featured on red carpets, these fashion houses have also made a significant impact in the world of underwear. They have brought to the industry a sense of class and luxury with their choices of fabrics and designs.

Check out 11 of my favorite Italian underwear brands in the gallery below. Which one is your favorite? Let us know in the comments section
Roberto Cavalli Roberto Cavalli was once called by the New York Times as the "Italian fashion designer with a gypsy soul." His underwear is usually black with hints of color. The current collection features a modern logo.
Versace The famous Italian fashion house was founded in 1978 by Gianni Versace. When it comes to underwear, Versace can be described as sensual glamor. Like most Versace products, the underwear contains the signature medusa design along the waistband.
Emporio Armani Emporio Armani is the only faction of the Armani universe that is designed by Giorgio Armani. Many men flock to this brand because of its luxurious look. Some celebrities that have worn Armani are David Beckham, Cristiano Ronaldo, and Rafael Nadal.
Ermenegildo Zegna Ermenegildo Zegna is an Italian fashion house founded in 1910 and is a brand built atop a foundation of four generations. It is one of the lead buyers of Merino wool. That said, its underwear is made of cotton and are usually basic.
Perofil Perofil is an Italian underwear brand with over 100 years of history. The brand continues to research its fan base and test its fabrics, a test that includes over 50 washings to test the durability of the underwear. Their cotton comes from Egypt and America, wool from Australia and Europe and modal flax from Asia.

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