The line between boxers and shorts has basically vanished. And we’re here for it. Some rules of thumb for wearing printed boxers in public without looking like you forgot your trousers.
The boxers need to look like shorts
Inner elastic waistband (no visible elastic, no drawstring), a proper woven fabric, a back pocket, and a print that looks designed. That’s the whole trick, and it’s how ours are made.
Keep the top simple
Busy print below, plain tee or shirt above. White, black, olive, navy.
Shoes decide the vibe
Slides: beach. White sneakers: coffee run. Loafers: you’re making a point, and we respect it.
Where it works
Beach, balcony, brunch, grocery run, long-haul flights, hostel corridors. Where it doesn’t: your in-laws’ first dinner. Probably.
Find an out-the-door pair on the rack.
Good to know
Sizing: Sizes run S to XL with a waist chart in inches and centimetres on every product page. Measure where your boxers will sit, just below the navel, and land in the middle of a range. Between sizes? Go one up if you mostly lounge and sleep in them, true to size for wearing under jeans.
Women’s rack: The women’s rack is cut for women, not scaled down from men’s: a slightly higher rise, a shorter leg and a waist that stays put. Black & White Roses, Maroon Umbrella, Vertical Boho, Spot the Panda, Snakes & Lads and White Nautical, in S–XL.
Gifting: Printed boxers are the rare gift that gets used. Pick the print that matches the person. Gamer, musician, gym obsessive, permanent holidaymaker. And get the size by measuring a pair they already own flat across the waistband and doubling it. When in doubt, one size up.
Quick answers
Are these underwear or shorts?
Both. The inner elastic, back pocket and woven cotton poplin mean they pass as shorts out of the house; the relaxed cut means they sit flat under trousers.
What sizes do you make?
S to XL, with a waist chart in inches and centimetres on each product page. Go one up if you’re between sizes and mostly lounge.
