Fruit of the Loom 3-Pack 100% Cotton Briefs Men's L 38-40 Vintage Deadstock NOS

Step back into the golden era of everyday essentials with this vintage 1996 Fruit of the Loom 3-pack of men's briefs, still sealed in its original retail packaging. Featuring the iconic Fruit of the Loom "fruit" logo and classic 1990s packaging design, this deadstock set offers a nostalgic look at one of America's most recognizable underwear brands. Whether you're a vintage clothing collector, prop stylist, or simply appreciate authentic NOS basics, this factory-sealed pack is becoming increasingly difficult to find nearly 30 years later.

Details

Brand: Fruit of the Loom
Style: Men's Briefs (3-Pack)
Size: Men's Large (38-40)
Color: White
Material: 100% Cotton (Preshrunk)
Made In: El Salvador
Year: 1996
UPC: 076031760138

Features

* Genuine 1996 vintage deadstock
* Factory sealed in original retail packaging
* 3-pack of classic white briefs
* 100% preshrunk cotton construction
* Wide Comfort-Loom™ waistband
* Cotton-covered elastic leg bands
* Strong reinforced seams for durability
* Original 1990s Fruit of the Loom packaging
* Iconic vintage Fruit of the Loom logo
* Great for collectors, display, wardrobe departments, or everyday use

Condition

New old stock (NOS) / deadstock. Factory sealed in the original retail packaging and never opened. Packaging shows minor shelf wear from long-term storage consistent with age such as small tearing. Please review all photos carefully for the best representation of the item's condition.

Treasure Hunter's Note

Vintage unopened basics like these have become increasingly collectible, especially with their unmistakable 1990s packaging and branding. This sealed 1996 Fruit of the Loom three-pack is a true time capsule from an era before modern packaging redesigns. Whether you're collecting vintage advertising, assembling a period-correct wardrobe, sourcing television or film props, or simply appreciate classic American brands, this factory-sealed deadstock pack is an increasingly scarce find nearly three decades after it left the store shelves.