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Unconventional Underwear Design Firm Joe Boxer's Nicholas Graham Reigns as the Prince of Power-Packed Promotions |
 | | After all, boxer shorts that quack, inflate, are 3-D, have glowing messages (“no, no, no’’ in the daytime, “yes, yes, yes,’’ at night), and have happy faces, cry out for zany, attention-grabbing antics. |
 | | Free boxers were offered, and for each of the 250,000 entries, Joe Boxer made a contribution to Literacy Partners, Inc. Graham also signed on to General Motors' Concept: Cure, a project developed in 1997 in conjunction with the Council of Fashion Designers of America. |
 | | While Joe Boxer was hot out of the starting gate with zany undies, folks like Hilfiger and others are staking their claim in the $2-3 billion men’s underwear market. |
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