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It’s Playtime!
Who is that hottie on the cover, all bulgy and hung and ready to play? It’s US singer Steve Grand, not back with a new album, but with a very sexy range of his own swimwear and underwear. Naturally, he’s his brand’s own supermodel, too! We catch up with Steve and see a lot more of him modelling the gear.
Also ready to play is underwear model John John. Jockstraps, party harnesses, posing pouches, and racy leather accessories complete his look in a stunning 8-page feature and interview.
Then there’s Nick Stracener… he’s a DJ and remixer, fansite content creator, flight attendant, physique champion, and, according to him, just a big teddy bear. We give him a hug!
In a photo story, Konstantin Vs The Aliens by Stas Vokman, one of our favourite underwear models is pursued by invaders from outer space – who wouldn’t cross the universe to get to Konstantin in these briefs?
We re-evaluate the 1969 feature Midnight Cowboy, and claim it as a queer romance, though unrecognised as such at the time. In other entertainment features, we have a hilarious chat with actress Sharon Gless, famous for Queer As Folk and Cagney And Lacey. She has a lot to say about homophobia in Hollywood. Plus, there’s Brit singer/actor Olly Alexander of Years & Years and It’s A Sin fame. And we review The Eyes Of Tammy Faye. Our Straight Mate is actor Tim Ross who tells us he’d love to play gay.
We travel to the very hip Medellin in Colombia and discover how the city went from being a dangerous drug hellhole to an arts centre and a cool place for the gays to visit!
And we let Maxi Shield have The Last Word!
Delivery & Returns
Delivery & Returns
We send orders under 2kg via a tracked delivery service with Royal Mail. Shipping to UK mainland addresses is free when you spend £30.00. For orders under £30.00, tracked delivery to UK mainland is £4.00.
Shipping to Europe starts from £8.00, to the USA, Australia and all other worldwide territories shipping starts from £12.00, depending the size and weight of the package.
Orders over 2kg are sent by courier.
Where possible our packaging is made from 100% recycled plastic or paper. In some cases our packaging is not only recyclable it is reusable.
Import duty
Overseas shipments may be subject to import duties and tax. Additional charges must be at the customer’s expense. PRINT CULTURE has no control over these charges and accepts no responsibility for any additional overseas costs.
Brexit and European Shipping
The UK has now left the EU. The implication is that European customers may be charged import duty. This amount will vary depending on the value and the nature of the goods. The recipient of the goods is responsible for the payment of these charges.
Important: If you refuse the parcel to avoid paying import Duty and the parcel gets returned to us, we will refund you the cost of the item (if it’s returned in sellable condition) only, not the cost of shipping. Returned parcels will not be resent.
Returns & Refunds
If for any reason you are not happy with your purchase, it has been lost or damaged in the post, or you made a mistake when placing your order please contact us at hello@printculture.co.uk as soon as possible.
We aim to resolve and/or provide a refund by the original method of payment within 10 working days. Once processed, debit card/credit card refunds can take up to 5 working days to appear in your account.
If required, we'll provide details of where and what information is required to return your order to us.
You will be responsible for paying for your own shipping costs for returning your item. Shipping costs are non-refundable.
To be eligible for a return, your item must be unused and in the same condition that you received it. It must also be in the original packaging.
All we ask is that you do this within 30 days of receiving your order.
