Boxer Brief (adjustable rise and inseam)
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Models are wearing mid rise and short inseam.
These merino underclothes are breathable and natural. These are seam free across the crotch for the ultimate comfort, don't be fooled by imitations that have a seam line. These come with three rise options and 3 leg inseam options to wear how you like best. Wear with a longer inseam to help with thigh power rub under dresses.
Inseam:
Short: approximately 1.5 inches
Mid: approximately 4.25 inches
Long: approximately 7.25 inches
Please note that you should purchase one full size down for all lightweight MxT (threads) fabrics. Due to the fabrics amazing stretch you will need to size down to keep them fitting well throughout the day.
Boxer Brief (adjustable rise and inseam)
Models are wearing mid rise and short inseam. These merino underclothes...
Tips on measuring:
1. Measure your fullest hip found between high hip and low hip bones.
2. Measuring tape should be firm but not indenting. Measure without clothes on and feet slightly apart.
3. As different people prefer different fits in underwear I recommending buying 1 pair to try out before committing to more.
4. Please note that you should purchase one full size down for all lightweight MxT fabrics. Due to the fabrics amazing stretch you will need to size down to keep them fitting well throughout the day.
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United StatesI wear undies again!
The perfect hug in everyday wool for my hips and thighs. I size down in everyday wool to have a bit of compression. Mid rise, mid inseam is the ideal combination for me. I wear these all year long. Perfect for travel on the plane for a cozy cocoon like comfort.
