Name: Essential Boxer 3 Pack – x3 Raw
Brand: &SONS
SKU: |*|IGNORE
Price: 85.0 GBP
Availability: InStock

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MODEL WEARS

MEDIUM: Chest 38” // Waist 32” // Height 6ft 2”

FIT INTENT

Follows your shape with just enough room to move.

Essential Boxer 3 Pack – x3

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£85

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Introducing

Bundle of 3: White (3x). Choose your size.

Continuing the style features of our Long Johns, our Essentials Boxer is made from the same, moisture-wicking, high stretch, breathable fabric for ultimate comfort.

With branded &SONS jacquard elastic around the waist, these boxers are a midrise fit and are detailed with three small buttons down the front.

PLEASE NOTE:For hygiene reasons, underwear, swimwear and socks cannot be returned. Please use our live chat for advice on sizing.

"Another fine example of why I buy most of my clothes from &Sons."

Fabric & Features

Vintage style with a mid-rise fit
55% Cotton 36% Modal 9% Elastane 210g
Moisture-wicking, breathable fabric with a high stretch percentage for comfort
Branded &SONS Jacquard elastic
Packed in a bespoke paper bag reducing plastic consumption
Made in Sri Lanka

Care Instructions

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"Another fine example of why I buy most of my clothes from &Sons."

In 1925, Jacob Golomb, founder of Everlast, designed the elastic-waist trunks to replace the leather-belted trunks that were worn by boxers. The choice was quite simple and the elastic band trunks easily beat out the competitor. These trunks immediately became famous, but it wasn’t until the military issued them to the soldiers during World War II that boxers gained wider popularity.

The soldiers thought the fit, with the airy structure, was comfortable, not least because they allowed air to circulate in warmer temperatures. The fact that the soldiers kept their boxers after the war was instrumental to the general acceptance and is speculated to be the reason why boxer shorts have become a symbol of masculinity.