Loot Wear Risky Business Geek Clothing Review – May 2019

Published 21 January 2020·2 min read·4 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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The May 2019 Loot Wear Risky Business was received in November 2019. This is the last (long overdue) package on my subscription.

This package comes with boxer shorts, a T-Shirt and socks and the theme Nemesis. Unfortunately this one was missing an information card.

Loot Crate and Loot Wear have been having a lot of problems for the past year or so, but the company has had a cash injection, so hopefully things will be back on track.

If you order this subscription right now, you can expect to pay £18 GBP ($23 USD) per month. That includes the surcharge for UK shipping. The price has been known to change based on the exchange rate. Discounts are available for longer subscriptions.

Box Contents

Big Trouble In Little China T-Shirt (Exclusive)

Not too keen on this design, but it will work for some people.

I’ll apply my usual T-Shirt value here on $10 USD.

Ghostbusters 2 Socks (Exclusive)

These are pink and brown Crew style socks. Another colourful design.

I’ll use my standard value for pair of socks, which is $10 USD.

The Sandlot Boxer Shorts (Exclusive)

I know next to nothing about these boxer shorts, which have a big picture of a dog on them. Still, my favourite item of the three.

I’ll use my usual value for these of $10 USD.

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

Box Review

Not too impressed with these. It wasn’t worth the wait.

Still, you get get $30 USD of value, above the cost price.

For me, the problem is they’re just not things I’d choose to wear. This isn’t so much of a problem with socks and boxer shorts, which don’t get put on show so often, but I’m really not sold on the T-Shirt design.

Not everything will hit the spot for every buyer every month. Loot Wear does offer good value for money if the items fall your way.

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 May 2019 package is kept as an archive of what the subscription was like while it operated.

What was inside the May 2019 Loot Wear Risky Business package?+

The May 2019 Loot Wear Risky Business package contained three exclusive clothing items on a Nemesis theme: a Big Trouble In Little China T-shirt, pink and brown Ghostbusters 2 crew socks and The Sandlot boxer shorts.

How much did Loot Wear Risky Business cost?+

When the May 2019 package was reviewed, Loot Wear Risky Business was priced at £18 GBP ($23 USD) per month, a figure that covered the surcharge for UK shipping, with discounts available on longer subscriptions.

Was the May 2019 Loot Wear Risky Business worth it?+

The reviewer counted $30 USD of value, above the £18 GBP ($23 USD) price, but was not impressed by the designs and felt the package was not worth the long wait, having arrived in November 2019.

What was the best item in the May 2019 Loot Wear Risky Business?+

The reviewer's favourite of the three May 2019 items was The Sandlot boxer shorts, which carried a big picture of a dog, while the Big Trouble In Little China T-shirt design did not appeal.