Boxer HOM Tyson

Boxer short waist low cotton mounted on a wide belt ES Collection in very soft jacquard.

Es Collection releases the big game, and launches the range "7 COLORS - 7 DAYS" version 3; a pair of different colored briefs for all days of the week.

Like all ES collection products, this model is 100% designed and manufactured in Barcelona, Spain.

... And at this price, it would be a shame to do without it!

Two-tone circled Boxer made from a stretch cotton and very comfortable with sealed Eden Park United belt.

The Pink Butterfly Knot logo is embroidered on the left thigh.

Cotton is particularly suitable for men who do not like synthetic materials. Comfortable and easy to maintain, cotton is a natural breathable material, pleasant to wear.

Turquoise men's boxer. Low-rise shorty, fitted cut, Oeko-Tex certified.

Quality fabric (210gr/m²), Jersey knit 93% organic cotton (GOTS certified), 7% elastane.
The belt does not leave traces on the skin and the label is anti-itch.
Turquoise blue fabric, navy blue bindings and elastic waistband.

If you hesitate between two sizes, take the larger one.

100% French manufacturing.

Boxer man navy blue yellow ducks. Low-waisted shorty, fitted fit, Oeko-Tex certified.

Quality fabric (210gr/m2), Jersey knit 93% organic cotton (GOTS certified), 7% elasthanne.

The belt leaves no marks on the skin and the label is anti-itching.
Navy blue print fabric with yellow duck motifs.
If you hesitate between two sizes, take the larger one.

100% French manufacturing.

A soft and light fiber, very pleasant to wear, good support thanks to elastane, is easy to maintain.
The upper thighs is covered... and, of course, excellent value for money...

Jean, above and below...? Boxer short-looking jeans, in tight cotton. The belt in contrast to your "denims" has the advantage of being able to be discovered in harmony ...
A blend of cotton and polyamide, as well as the studied cut offer natural comfort.

Dare to modernise on a daily basis for your underwear

Stretchy retro boxer shorts in a basic design.

• Two pack – choose the design you feel like.
• Slim fit boxer shorts for a perfect fit.
• Cotton and elastane.

The Boxer CHIC is a microfibre Boxer, a must-have of the TEMPTATION range. A set of thin semi-transparent stripes gives this Boxer an elegant and seductive look.

The Boxer CHIC HOM is a boxer in polyamide elastane in elegant and seductive style. This is the must-have and best-selling Boxer of the TEMPTATION range renewed every season and replaces the FOR HIM. A set of fine semi-transparent vertical stripes Flatts the silhouette and brings a subtle touch of seduction to this uni Boxer.

The flexible front shell is lined in the material for optimal comfort.

This boxer's polyamide microfibre fabric provides a soft feel and silky appearance. The polyamide fiber is very flexible and stretchy, and gives more properties of high resistance to friction and wear. This material does not Butch.

A veil has been added in the seam of the hem at the bottom of the leg for a better posture on the thigh of this soft polyamide Boxer.

The elasticated waistband of this men's Boxer is subtly logotyped HOM in tone, matched to the color of the underwear.

The CHIC Boxer for men is a must-have of the TEMPTATION range for people looking for a refined and charmer look, available in black or red.

The CHIC line is also available in a men's micro slip.

Basic boxers in retro style and partly in stretch.

• Set of 2: choose between 2 designs.
• Slim Fit boxers for perfect support.
• Cotton and elastane.

This shorty is made of 95% recycled cotton, both soft and resistant, and 5% elastane for a perfect fit.

The elastic waistband contains more than 60% cotton, for maximum comfort on the skin. The labels on the inside of the belt are also made of cotton and do not irritate.

The manufacturing is 100% European. The yarn and fabric are made in Portugal, the elastic waistband comes from Austria, and the cotton tags are made in Italy. The cutting and assembly are done in Portugal.

Our factories use renewable energy. They account for 45% of their energy consumption in Portugal and 75% in Austria.