Loot Wear Risky Business Geek Clothing Review – November 2018

Published 1 January 2019·2 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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Loot Wear is one of those packages I always enjoy looking inside (and I wear almost everything that’s included).

They offer a range of geek clothing package subscription options. This one is for the Risky Business package, which gives you a T-Shirt, pair of socks and pair of boxer shorts every month.

The November 2018 package, with the theme Laboratory, arrived well into the following month. It also made me realise that I never received the October 2018 package (I’ve been on a discounted annual subscription). I will have to follow that up with Loot Crate, as it’s not the only recent package that never arrived.

The package, in plastic wrap, also contained a fold out information sheet with details about the items.

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 too.

Box Contents

Marvel Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. T-Shirt (Exclusive)

I like this style of design. A classic charcoal grey background with a light coloured print. Nothing that will draw too much interest from people who aren’t in the know, but a good geek design.

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

X-Men Beast Socks (Exclusive)

These are crew socks, or sports style socks as we’d probably refer to them in the UK.

Perfectly fine, although I prefer my socks slightly thinner.

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

Dexter’s Laboratory Boxer Shorts (Exclusive)

A bright design with the contrasting red and blue sides.

I always like the boxer shorts Loot Crate releases and these are of no exception.

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

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Box Review

There’s always value in this geek clothing range.

You get three interesting items sent to your door each month.

Top marks for the boxer shorts and the T-Shirt. The socks are not quite as much to my taste, but they will still get worn.

Do check out Loot Crate if you like geek clothing.

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 November 2018 package is kept as an archive of what the geek clothing subscription was like at the time.

What was inside the November 2018 Loot Wear Risky Business package?+

The November 2018 Loot Wear Risky Business package, themed Laboratory, held three exclusives: a charcoal grey Marvel Agents Of SHIELD T-shirt, X-Men Beast crew socks and brightly coloured Dexter's Laboratory boxer shorts.

How much did Loot Wear Risky Business cost?+

With UK shipping included, Loot Wear Risky Business cost £16 GBP ($20 USD) per month at the time of the November 2018 review, a figure that changed occasionally, with discounts available for longer subscriptions.

What was the best item in the November 2018 Loot Wear Risky Business package?+

In the November 2018 Loot Wear Risky Business package, the reviewer gave top marks to the Dexter's Laboratory boxer shorts, with their contrasting red and blue sides, and the Agents Of SHIELD T-shirt, while the crew socks were judged fine but slightly thicker than preferred.

Was the November 2018 Loot Wear Risky Business worth it?+

The reviewer considered the Loot Wear Risky Business range consistently good value, with three wearable items delivered each month, although the November 2018 package arrived late and the October 2018 package never arrived at all.