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Classic Boxer Short

White / Red Micro Gingham

Sale price£49.00

COLOUR: White / Red Micro Gingham

SIZE: L

White / Red Micro Gingham
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  • 100% cotton, super fine long staple
  • Lightweight and breathable
  • Signature back panel construction with no central seam
  • Double turned smooth seams
  • Based on the original 1947 design

The same 1947 boxer short, this time in a white and red micro gingham small enough to read as pink from across a room. Sunspel build them with a back panel instead of a central seam, which is the whole reason they're comfortable. Super fine long staple cotton, double turned seams, gentle wash. Nobody sees them. That's rather the point.

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