Magnetuck Magnetic Shirt Stays: Go Tuck Yourself

By Drew Prindle April 17, 2014

While our ranks remain somewhat divided here at The Manual on the subject of tucking versus untucking, we definitely all agree that when you do tuck, there’s nothing worse than gradually coming untucked. You know what we’re talking about — over the course of the day, as you lift your arms, sit down, bend over, and move like a normal human being, your shirt pulls out from your pants just a little bit and you slowly start to look like you’ve got a flabby muffin-top spilling out over the waistband of your trousers.

Most guys just accept untucking as an unfortunate and unavoidable fact of life, but it doesn’t have to be that way. The good folks at Magnetuck have developed a stunningly simple solution to the dreaded phenomenon of untucking: magnets.

That’s right, guys — magnets. The same things that adorn your refrigerator door can be used to keep you looking sharp. Except these ones are far more powerful. Each Magnetuck stay employs a pair of super-strong rare-earth magnets to ensure that you stay tucked all day, no matter what.

Check out the video to see ’em in action!

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