Actor Ashton Kutcher, who is a fan of Ginch Gonch
underwear, has worn his favorite brand briefs in numerous movies. In his
upcoming film SPREAD, Kutcher, a wickedly good looking Hollywood star, will be
wearing his briefs and nothing else in numerous scenes.
Kutcher plays Nikki, a young stud who has moved to
La-la-land to hit it big but decides to make time in bed with older women who
will finance his lifestyle. Part womanizer, part stud and part gigolo, Kutcher
gets undressed and dressed a whole lot of times on the big screen. He’s the
ultimate Boy Toy in this film.
Kutcher has appeared in his Ginch Gonch underwear in
two earlier movies: TAINTED TIGER and PINK MONKEY. Above is the movie star in
his undies in the film TAINTED TIGER. It’s a short but very hot scene.
This past March, Ginch Gonch founder and Director of
Stitches and Inches Jason Sutherland talked about the genesis of the underwear
company. He said, “Born out of a vision to revitalize the underwear market,
Ginch Gonch designs are outrageously fun with a dab of sexual innuendo in every
style. With product lines for men, women, and even children, Ginch Gonch’s
luxury brand is pushing boundaries in an effort to instill their motto ‘Live
Life Like a Kid’ into every underwear drawer.”
Ginch Gonch has become the chosen brand of underwear
for many of the entertainment industry’s leading personalities, including
Kutcher, Avril Lavigne, Tori Spelling, and Britney Spears.
An example of what I like about Ginch Gonch are the Wiener Eater Ginches, which are sexy, playful, becoming and form-fitting. If
you’ve got a toned body, this model will be exceptionally flattering. The
Wiener Eater Ginches are made from comfortable four-way stretch cotton that
ensures the item fits all the way around your charming body. There’s a pillow
tag, which means that the Wiener Eater, which is made from 95% Cotton and 5%
Lycra, won’t irritate your back.
This is a great brand! I’m glad Kutcher gets it.
Hmmmm, just knowing that Ginch Gonch is Ashton's favorite underwear brand tells you quite a bit about him and his equipment. Surely no guy with any reasonable size equipment could possibly enjoy wearing GG for any length of time, the stuff is just not designed for guys with average to above average packages. Not that I worry about Ashton's package size but I have always wondered why that brand even sells any at all considering how small the pouches are.
Posted by: Willy | September 24, 2009 at 05:21 PM