Bye to the traditional: Gilipollas was born to create different boxers (since Carlos Paz manufactures about 7,000/month, but in June he wants to double this number)

In 2014, this brand called Gilipollas was born in Carlos Paz, as a result of job uncertainty that Tomás Ferrerya was experiencing, after being fired from a local company. Together with his partner, they decided to bet on a striking, different product that breaks a little with what was already established in the national market: men's boxers with striking prints.

As Tomás tells us, when they decided to start this business they started with a very low investment, and their first production went wrong (it did not meet their expectations), however they kept trying and improving the product. Today they provide the market with quality products, both for adults, teens and children. And recently they incorporated a line for women called "Oh my girl", which is made up of sets of underwear and colaless.

Gilipollas has its own factory in the city of Carlos Paz, from where they make all their products, which are made with raw materials from Buenos Aires. In this factory they started producing 150 adult boxers per month, but today that number has grown to 7,000, and it wants to continue growing -or rather double- in June.

As we mentioned, their products are characterized by being striking, made up of color prints, phrases and drawings. In fact, they recently incorporated a limited edition capsule called "The Balls Don't Stain", with which they seek to pay tribute to great legends such as Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant and even Ginóbili, Campazzo, Oberto, among others. The suggested retail price of printed boxers in stores is around $1,500, for both adults and teens, and $1,200 for children.

From Asshole they sell both wholesale and retail (from their own online store), but they consider that their strength is wholesale sales, supplying their products to more than 150 customers. Tomás also tells us that they were always on the verge of setting up their own premises, but it is something that they have not yet been able to achieve, due to other priorities that were emerging. "Today we opted -because of all this that is happening- to promote the digital, but the idea is always there, as well as the idea of ​​developing franchises, something that they ask us a lot", concludes Ferreyra.