Rufskin’s 15-piece collection inspired by the classic homoerotic art of Tom of Finland hits stores today…and the floor tonight. Because while they look sexy on, they’re bound to look better off.
Following the success of a line of Tom of Finland stamps and an American exhibit‘ of the late artist’s work, Rufskin head designer Hubert Pouches wanted to translate Tom of Finland’s boundary-pushing eroticism into a wearable and athletic wardrobe.
The collection is available today at rufskin.com and at Rufskin boutiques in New York, Los Angeles, San Diego and Amsterdam. For a preview, check out images of the sexy apparel below and I dare you not to want everything (hot model not included):
Photos: Rufskin by Tom of Finland
Tracy Pope
Already own a few Rufskin items of clothing and there are some here I’d certainly wear. Nice collection.
robho3
Do people really buy this hideous stuff?
lykeitiz
This gorgeous slab of man certainly wears it well! No mention of his name??
jwtraveler
I never liked Tom of Finland’s drawings. I certainly wouldn’t wear them even if I were stupid enough to pay 60 bucks for a pair of briefs.
BTW, if you’re paying that much for underwear, you have too much money. You should be donating it to a worthwhile charity.
DarkZephyr
Beautiful, beautiful man. I don’t care that he is plucked and waxed as some will likely come along and complain about. He is GORGEOUS.
drro
The model is Logan Swiecki-Taylor and he’s absolute perfection.
Captain Obvious
I sure do get a giggle out of male models posing in a way that used to be entirely reserved for black women. All those butt shots, complete bent over, or turned to the side. Ear to ear grin on my face.
McShane
“Queerty accomplished so much it set out to do, but like the news cycle we covered, its mission is never-ending. – David Hauslaib
Tracy Pope
@jwtraveler: Not liking Tom of Finland or this clothing is your opinion/decision. Deciding a derogatory remark needs to be made about how other people choose to spend their own money is just being a nosy little busybody. So stfu.
@Captain Obvious: I have a body similar to this model and I own some clothing similar to these pieces but I have to agree on the sticking the butt out in an unnatural pose. This model is doing what he’s told so I have to think the photographer has been swayed by the selfie loving popular personalities in the news. (I just can’t bring myself to say her/their names!)
Fang
@Tracy Pope: “I have a body similar to this model…” Pics? X-D
Captain Obvious
@Tracy Pope: It doesn’t really bother me, I’m an ass man. I just find it incredibly amusing, in a good way though. 😛
I mean men were never objectified my entire life and then out of the blue BAM men are objectified even by straight men.
I still vaguely remember sneaking to see underwear ads and now I don’t even to do anything but turn on my laptop and I’m bombarded by men shoving their booty in my face.
It’s like gay Jesus smiled upon America and rained ass pics on the world.
LadyL
Yeah, see, this is the kind of thing that completely confuses my little dyke hormones… Beautiful man.
Derek Williams
Insulting people with different tastes to yours means they can insult yours too. That’s the end of dialogue when you can’t respect other people and their right to buy and wear what they like.
tdh1980
The model definitely hot (to me, at least), and he looks hot in the clothes, but what caught my eye most is the footwear. THAT’S what I want.
papaT23
Being gay has turned into such a brand :/ Thumbs down.
jwtraveler
@Tracy Pope: @Derek Williams: You have the right to spend your money any way you like, and I have the right to express my opinion about the narcissistic values that are unfortunately so prevalent among many gay men. So FU too.
cflekken
@jwtraveler: You mean, you have the right to judge people whom you don’t know. You have the right to make assumptions that just because they spend more money on clothes than you care to, then they are worse people than you. Well, congratulations on exposing how insecure, jealous and bitter a person you truly are. Bravo.
darkanser
No one is more capable, it seems, of finding issues and pet peeves like Queerty readers. If men are more objectified today than they used to be traditionally then the culture is evolving. Perhaps the objectification of any demographic goes a bit too far at times. However, the model is selling underwear, tank tops and the like. Of course, there’s going to be a lot of bent over booty shots. What would be the point of all that fine print if you’re not going to see it. You know a lot of guys have underwear fetishes. They have to please the market.