Co-Creative Director: Harry Lambert, Photographer: Alice Neale

Harry Styles wants everybody to wear his pants

Pleasing Ribbed features cotton vests and boxer briefs available in a range of muted, cosy colours

Speaking to Dazed back in 2021, Harry Styles described his brand Pleasing as all about “finding those little moments of joy and showing them to people”. Fast forward to today, and Pleasing stocks everything from psychedelic nail polish to sensual fragrances to striking, colourful knits. Now, the brand has launched a new collection: Pleasing Ribbed, a set of everyday basics.

The genderless collection features ribbed cotton vests and boxer briefs available in sizes XS to 5XL. The vests and boxers are designed to fit however you choose, whether you prefer an oversized, relaxed fit or a more sleek silhouette.

Each piece is available in four different shades which have been chosen to “elevate the everyday” – Lavender, Black, Robin’s Egg Blue, and Brown. The cosy, “familiar” tones all chime with Pleasing’s fun, irreverent attitude to colour.

Made from 95 per cent organic cotton and 5 per cent recycled elastane, every piece in Pleasing’s Ribbed collection has been designed with longevity and sustainability in mind. Each piece will return to its original shape after being worn, plus Pleasing uses cotton certified by the Global Organic Textile Standard to ensure sustainability standards are met.

Ribbed is available from January 20 in-store and January 22 online. Prices will start from £45 or $45 for the Ribbed Boxer Briefs and £65 or $65 for Ribbed Tanks.

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