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Isn't It Time You Changed Your Underwear?
Aug 29, 2002/ --- Comfort and style are two key characteristics a man looks for to build his
wardrobe, but where should his style begin?
The more you search, and the deeper
you dig, dug, a new line of underwear, will provide an innovative style for
men's underwear and loungewear fashions.
Men do not have many options for under
their gear, breaking ground for the creation of dug. The creativity and unique
styles of Michael Stoney, creator of dug, will introduce variety into men's
underwear and loungewear attire.
Today, men are looking for the right fashion in
loungewear and underwear, creating a path for Stoney to generate a new type of
product, where a man can "get dressed before he gets dressed."
Who would have thought an orphan, who later became a detective for the NYPD,
would be designing men's underwear and loungewear attire.
Stoney joined the NYPD in 1992, and became a detective in 1994.
When Michael Stoney was shot in the
line of duty almost 6 years ago, he had no idea that the bullet (which is still
lodged in his stomach) would lead him to the world of underwear and fashion.
Stoney's injuries forced him to retire from the NYPD in 1997. With a passion to
help others and a willingness to survive, Stoney has overcome many obstacles in
his life, helping him achieve his "PHD" in life and in people.
Stoney attended the annual NYPD and corrections family and friends ski trip
to the Berkshires, in Massachusetts, where male and female cops had to dress in
their favorite pajamas to impress one another at the pajama party.
Realizing
that the males had so few choices of stylish pajamas, Stoney decided it was time
to revolutionize the male gear down under. dug will allow men to finally have
the ability to wear their favorite down time clothing around the house, as well
as venture outside in the same outfit.
dug is a men's lifestyle brand of
loungewear, where men can live a comfortable, stylish and relaxing life at any
time of the day.
dug is the hottest new style in the fashion world. Artists such as Usher,
Gwen Stefani of No Doubt, Backstreet Boys, N'Sync, Toni Braxton, 112, Q-Tip,
Donell Jones and Ja Rule are just a few of the many trendsetters found wearing
dug.
In addition, movie stars and athletes have sported the comfortable look of
dug. For example, Leonardo DiCaprio, Tyrese, Michael Grant, Chris Webber, Steve
Francis, and John Sally dig this new style.
The unique logo was created in support of the exclusive fashions dug has to
offer. With Kellwood Company(NYSE: KWD) backing the brand, dug merchandise will be
available at fine department stores nationally for spring 2003, uncovering the
relaxed, successful type of living men have always dreamed of.
Switching to dug
underwear will provide your indoor comfort outside the home. Once you have
changed to dug underwear, you'll never have to change again!
Can you dig it?
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