James Tudor Spring/Summer 2013 Underwear Collection

ACTIVEWEAR RETRO TRUNK UNDERWEAR

British Underwear, Activewear and Swimwear Line collection James Tudor introducing their new S/S 2013 Collection. This time, featuring LA based models Jason Vickery (wearing the swimwear), Dylan Rudolph (in the underwear) and Logan Leudtke (in the sweat pants). All photographed by Jon Hammond-Hagan. Go and see the new difference and be part of the new comfort, style and elegance that James Tudor has for all of us.

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