Happy Socks Expands Into Underwear Fall/Winter 2014

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Swedish lifestyle brand Happy Socks has announced its first foray into underwear as part of its fall/winter 2014 collection. Boxer briefs and contemporary boxers will be part of its initial offering for men, with a wide range of vivacious, colorful styles spanning from classic boxer prints to more unique offerings. Particular standouts from the collection include some excellent use of a very lively paisley design, as well a well-executed version of the traditional polka dot brief.

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