Loot Wear Risky Business Geek Clothing Review – July 2018

Published 9 August 2018·2 min read·5 min video

Loot Wear Risky Business has since stopped running. This review is kept as a record of what the box was like; every edition we opened is on the Loot Wear Risky Business page.

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I have an annual subscription to Loot Wear. It’s one of the few geek packages I’m getting regularly right now as it provides clothing items, something that is always useful.

There are several Loot Wear subscription options. The one I have delivered is called Risky Business, which includes socks, boxer shorts and a T-Shirt, all with the same theme as the main Loot Crate package. For July 2018, this was Team Up.

This package arrived in the UK in early August, something which is pretty good for Loot Wear. This particular envelope seemed slightly thicker than usual but that might just be down to how the items are folded. As usual, a fold-out information sheet with details about the items was included.

With UK shipping included, this costs £16 GBP ($20 USD) per month. This figure does change occasionally based on the subscription rate. You can get a discount for longer subscriptions, as I did when I took the annual option.

Box Contents

Power Rangers T-Shirt (Exclusive)

This isn’t a franchise I’ve ever really been into, but I do like the colourful design here.

I value this at the T-Shirt standard of $10 USD.

Ant-Man And The Wasp Socks (Exclusive)

A movie tie in. These are nice wearable socks, which is a colourful pattern. The red really stands out.

I’ll use my standard sock value of $10 USD.

Power Rangers Boxer Shorts (Exclusive)

More Power Rangers. A bit disappointing.

Loot Wear boxer shorts are always comfortable to wear, so these will get put in circulation.

And the design, which is diamond styled like the socks, does stand out.

I’ll value these boxer shorts at $10 USD.

More from this box: all our Loot Wear Risky Business reviews.

Box Review

Decent items, but duplicating Power Rangers twice is a bit lazy.

I do like the designs. There’s lots of red, which I always think is a good colour for me to wear.

As usual (as I use standard prices for most clothing items), I make this $30 USD of value, which is above the cost price.

You can’t go too far wrong with Loot Wear Risky Business. You can always get wear out of geek items like these.

Box update

Loot Wear Risky Business has since stopped running, so the subscription link that originally sat here has been retired. You can still browse every Loot Wear Risky Business review on this site.

Frequently asked

Answers generated from this review during the 2026 rebuild.

Is Loot Wear Risky Business still available?+

No, Loot Wear Risky Business has since stopped running. This review of the July 2018 bundle remains as an archive of what the clothing subscription was like.

What was inside the Loot Wear Risky Business July 2018 bundle?+

The Team Up themed package included a colourful Power Rangers T-shirt, Ant-Man And The Wasp socks tied to the film, and Power Rangers boxer shorts, all exclusives, along with a fold out information sheet.

How much did Loot Wear Risky Business cost in July 2018?+

The bundle cost £16 GBP a month, around $20 USD, with UK shipping included, and discounts were available for longer subscriptions such as the annual option.

What was the theme of the July 2018 Loot Wear bundle?+

The theme was Team Up, shared with the main Loot Crate package for July 2018, though two of the three items came from the same Power Rangers franchise.

Was the Loot Wear Risky Business July 2018 bundle worth it?+

Broadly yes. The reviewer made it $30 USD of value against the £16 price and liked the colourful designs, concluding it was hard to go far wrong with the bundle despite the lazy franchise repeat.