So I think I may have found someone who can order me a few binders and be the middleman I suppose so I can avoid getting burned on a cross by my parents.

My only question is. Packaging?

I think we'll be ordering from Underworks, the 3 binders for $85~ deal. I know that three of them would be quite small all together, maybe a square of 3x6x6 inches.

How would they be sent? In a box, a bubble package, one of those strange packages made out of a material that's a mix of foil and paper?

And does it say Underworks on the packaging? Because that is highly suggestive if you don't know that it's simply tank tops inside. :wink: If it does, what's a good excuse?



Depending, I might just end up making another of my homemade ones just to be cheap because I like holding on to my money and do not enjoy making someone be the middle man even if they're totally willing to help out. But just for informational purposes, since one day I will have to.

Thaaaaanksya.

Underworks ships in this envelope that is made out of cereal-box type paper (not as thick as real cardboard, but not too flimsy either).  From what I can remember (it has been a while since I last ordered my binders because I am cheap like that), there is no mention of underworks anywhere on the packaging, it is one of those USPS envelopes you can buy at the post office.  And even if someone you know does see the name "underworks" like if you dropped your invoice by accident or something, you can always say that it is special undergarments for sporting purposes .

The time honored way is to a) send them to a friend who will not have those problems, or get some sort of P.O. Box. 

It says the name of the shipping company on it, I believe, though my memory may be faulty. Anyways, my mother, who I live with, actually went so far as to feel up my package (lol) to try and see what it was, and all she could come up with was that it was some sort of clothing.

I later showed her what it actually was, BUT then lied to her and told her it was for back pain and that its magical properties of binding was just a side effect. I'm not sure how comfortable you are with lying, but that's just what I did.

dude, depending on your size i've got two medium tr-tops.  one unused, other i tried on once?  don't need 'em anymore.

Quote from: J.T. on January 23, 2009, 01:30:22 PM
dude, depending on your size i've got two medium tr-tops.  one unused, other i tried on once?  don't need 'em anymore.

Ooh!  How would one acquire one of these forementioned tri-tops (makes me think of triceratops!).

Ah JT, thanks for the offer but I wear small or maybe even extra small. Medium does nothing for me. Give em to Mr. Fox.

Quote from: J.T. on January 23, 2009, 01:30:22 PM
dude, depending on your size i've got two medium tr-tops.  one unused, other i tried on once?  don't need 'em anymore.

Same here.  I have a brand new, still in the bag, sz M tritop I no longer need.