Oddballs’ Star Trek-themed underwear boldly goes where no briefs and panties have gone before and are now 20% cheaper in this Black Friday deal.
There is a selection of two different Stark Trek fabric prints to choose from and a range of underwear styles for both male and female Trekkies.
Get a 20% saving on Star Trek-themed underwear at Oddballs.
For men, there’s a choice of boxers and briefs, while women can choose from boxers, panties, and bra tops. All of the underwear pieces are made from a 95% cotton, 5% elastane fabric designed for maximum comfort.
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The company also raises funds for testicular cancer awareness, having donated over £1,000,000 to charities and made products for them since its creation in 2014.
Oddballs Galaxy Star Trek print features the classic Star Trek logo, plus the USS Enterprise and Klingon Bird of Prey starships, and the Deep Space Nine space station.
The Chevron print also uses the original Star Trek logo alongside a repeated graphic of the Starfleet Insignia badge flanked by Constitution-class starship silhouettes.
Key features: 95% cotton, 5% elastane fabric, charity donations.
Reviews consensus: Oddballs has a 4.8-star rating on Trustpilot from 41,000 reviews. Customers have been impressed with the fit and comfort of the products. There’s also praise for packaging that raises awareness of testicular cancer and that the brand donates money to a range of charities.
✅ Buy it if: You want to give yourself or the Star Trek fan in your life a great Christmas gift.
❌ Don’t buy it if: You or your loved ones don’t enjoy Star Trek — there is a huge range of other themes at Oddballs though — including Christmas, Top Gun, UFOs, and much more.
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