Do guys change men's shirts more than pants?

While guys may ensure that they never wear the same men's shirts on two consecutive days, the same cannot be said about their underwear.

According to a report by Dr Beckman Colour & Dirt Collector, a third of British men admit to wearing their boxers three days in a row, the Metro reports.

Meanwhile, only 35 per cent put on clean pants every day - despite the fact that many may ensure that they have enough clean formal shirts to get them through a week at the office.

According to OK magazine, guys aged between 18 and 25 were the most likely to get a couple of extra days' wear out of their boxers, with ten per cent of these revealing that they have been known to turn their pants inside out to make them last for longer.

Elsewhere, the Daily Mail's Jan Moir recently claimed that another unhygienic habit she is increasingly noting among men this summer is a tendency to appear in public without wearing a shirt.
 

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