Shoppers have gone wild for a new men’s Bodysuit Muscle Tank that features a thong-style design and snap closure.
Miami-based LGBTQ+ designer Sammy Menswear thrilled shoppers with a Instagram post praising it as “the sexiest t-shirt of the summer” and promising a “perfect fit.”
According to their websiteThe $58 navy bodysuit, which has already sold out, is designed to achieve “a perfect tucked-in look” and is made from Peruvian Pima cotton.
It claims to stand out from other tank tops with “zero fabric gathers” and a “wrinkle-free look,” not to mention its added thong design that reveals bare buttocks from behind.
While some people have called it “amazing” and are desperate to get their hands on one, others have ridiculed the item for resembling an “adult diaper”, while one person suggested the fit was similar to that of a “birth control device”.
People have gone crazy over a new men’s bodysuit, the “Bodysuit Muscle Tank,” which features a thong-style design and snap closure. The bodysuit is designed by Sammy Menswear and is priced at $58.
It claims to set itself apart from other tank tops by promising “zero wrinkles in the fabric” and a “wrinkle-free look,” not to mention that its added thong design reveals bare buttocks from behind.
Along with a video of the bodysuit, the brand shared a caption detailing its creation: “Perfect fit. Snap closure. Tailored cut. Shop our Navy Muscle Tank Bodysuit now.”
In the short clip, a male model with a lean physique can be seen frolicking on a sandy beach dressed only in the Body Muscle tank top.
With a charming smile and curly brown hair, a pair of casual beige shorts is tossed to her from off-camera and she catches them in the air.
He then slowly puts on his boxers and ties them around his waist before modeling the final look for viewers.
He placed his arms over his head, incidentally revealing his bulky biceps, before turning around to show off his figure from behind.
The video featured words confirming the garment’s “impeccable” fit. It read: “Tired of messy folds on t-shirts? Introducing the bodysuit – the secret to a perfect fold. Move freely without worries… get a flawless silhouette.”
The video has proved somewhat controversial, with over 30,000 people taking to the comments section to share their opinions on the vest.
In response to the video, one person wrote: “No way.”
Miami-based LGBTQ+ designer Sammy Menswear thrilled shoppers with an Instagram post praising it as “the sexiest tee of the summer” that promises a “perfect fit.”
Sporting a charming smile and curly brown hair, a pair of casual beige shorts is tossed to her from off-camera and she catches them in the air.
‘NOOOO, that’s disgusting!’ exclaimed another.
Another person called it a “state-of-the-art contraceptive device,” perhaps because of its seemingly snug fit around the private area.
Taking issue with the T-shirt’s complexity, one man wrote: “Nah just put your stuff in there mate, that’s not all.”
Another man simply called it an “adult diaper.”
One woman said she was disgusted, writing: “Disgusting! Can you imagine bringing a man home and him taking off his pants and realising he’s wearing an adult baby onesie?”
One person joked: “Your farts are coming out of your neck hole,” while another threatened to take action against the post: “I will block you all and report you.”
One user said using it would be the “death penalty.”
Meanwhile, one potential buyer said: “Sure, it looks amazing, but is there a thong version?”
“I need them!” another shouted.
While some people have called it “amazing” and are desperate to get their hands on one, others have ridiculed the item for resembling an “adult diaper”, while one person suggested the fit was similar to that of a “birth control device”.
For anyone hoping to get their hands on the bodysuit, it’s currently sold out on the retailer’s online store, however, you can pre-order it for September 1st.
The vest is currently only available in navy and comes in six sizes, from XS to XXL.
The muscle strap bodysuit is designed to sport a fitted style, with comfort and durability as a priority. The designer adds that it is “perfect for any occasion” and can be worn to hang out with friends or for a more formal occasion.
The brand is named after its owner, Sammy, and prides itself on being LGBTQ+-owned and sustainably sourced. On its website, he revealed that he came out as gay when he was 15 and decided to enroll at Parsons fashion school in New York three years later.
He continued: ‘So, I decided to use my creativity and passion for design to build a brand for other guys looking for clothes that aren’t easy to find in most stores.
“I stuck to those three key principles behind what I wanted to do: fit, feel and durability. Ultimately, I designed my ‘perfect’ wardrobe: clothes that fit well and feel good with quality that lasts.”
