Guys' Underwear Blog

By Eric

This week I test drove three bikini briefs offered by diëtz, a company and online store that appears to have adopted a less is more approach to their underwear design. Diëtz, which claims to have its roots in Europe and Brazil (although its underwear is manufactured in Mexico), offers a variety of styles, primarily in solid colors — some which recall a cool, subtle, Euro aesthetic and others which evoke the heat of a Brazilian beach.

All of the styles were made of microfiber blends and all were eye-catching in their own way. And all were small.

For those interested in buying, if you are between sizes, definitely go with the size up.

Over the next three days I will publish a mini review of each style, starting with th Pila Bikini.

Small. Pila Bikini.

These bikinis provide the look and feel of a small bikini brief, which I like, and do so without looking too provocative. They are made of a fabric blend which sort of has a texture like a mesh, but is more comfortable and feels a little more substantial.

The styling is superb — solid steel gray with distinct, yet subtle red stitching. No big labels and, given their small cut, there’s no room to print anything on the waistband. I liked these a lot when I first put them on, so I tested their versatility by wearing them in different environments.

Of course, they looked and felt great just hanging out at home. Then, I wore them to work. Although it took a minute or two to get used to the distinct cut of the back, I found that they were comfortable enough to wear all day. Working out? Not so great. Given that they have high leg openings and a rather small back, they just didn’t move comfortably with my body. (But as most readers of this blog know, different situations call for different underwear.)

It’s challenging to find bikini briefs that feel good and can exhibit sexiness in a subtle way — Dietz’s Pila Bikini offers just that.