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Okay, this girl asked us guys how do we wear our boxers, she asked are we suppose to wear underwear under our boxers or wear just the boxers? I just wear the boxers, no briefs under them, but it got me thinking are we suppose to wear briefs under them?

I tried moving from boxer brieft to underpants/boxers but feeling embarassed in public after having sudden *********.

Boxer shorts (also known as loose boxers or as simply boxers) are a type of underwear worn by men. The term has been used in English since 1944 for all-around-elastic shorts, so named after the shorts worn by pugilists, for whom unhindered leg movement (‘footwork’) is almost as important as the completely free arm movement of the barechested fighters.

fir seamless underwearReasons for a preference for boxers can be attributed to their variety of styles and design as well as the way boxers look on the wearer. Unlike traditional briefs, boxers allow for more freedom in the selection of a fabric type and print design.

Boxer shorts (also known as loose boxers or as simply boxers) are a type of underwear worn by men. The term has been used in English since 1944 for all-around-elastic shorts, so named after the shorts worn by pugilists, for whom unhindered leg movement (‘footwork’) is almost as important as the completely free arm movement of the barechested fighters.

Reasons for a preference for boxers can be attributed to their variety of styles and design as well as the way boxers look on the wearer. Unlike traditional briefs, boxers allow for more freedom in the selection of a fabric type and print design.

apparel clothing knitwearIn 1925, Jacob Golomb, founder of Everlast, designed elastic-waist trunks to replace the leather-belted trunks then worn by boxers. These trunks, now known as “boxer trunks”, immediately became famous, but were later eclipsed by the popular Jockey-style briefs beginning in the late 1930s. Around 1947, boxer shorts started to gain in popularity again.[citation needed] The two styles, briefs and boxer shorts, had varying ratios of sales for the following forty years, with strong regional and generational preferences.

In more recent decades, boxer shorts got a fashion boost in 1984 when English model and musician Nick Kamen stripped to blue boxers in a 1950s style “Launderette” in a Levi’s commercial.[1] Although briefs today outsell boxer shorts, that trend is waning with boxer shorts sales a significantly higher portion of sales for men under 40. Since the 1990s, some men also opt for boxer briefs as a compromise between the two.

Most boxer shorts have a fly in front. Boxer shorts manufacturers have a couple of methods of closing the fly: metal snaps or a button or two. However, many boxer shorts on the market do not need a fastening mechanism to close up the fly as the fabric is cut and the shorts are designed to sufficiently overlap and fully cover the opening. This is commonly known as an open fly design.

Since boxer shorts fabric is rarely stretchy, a “balloon seat”, a generous panel of loosely-fitting fabric in the center rear of the shorts, is designed to accommodate the wearer’s various movements, especially bending forward. The most common sewing design of boxer shorts are made with a panel seat that has two seams running on the outer edges of the back seating area, creating a center rear panel. Most mass produced commercial boxer shorts are made using this design.

Two less common forms of boxer shorts are “gripper” boxers and “yoke front” boxers. Gripper boxers have an elastic waistband like regular boxers but have snaps, usually 3, on the fly and on the waistband so that they open up completely. Yoke front boxers are similar to gripper boxers in that the wide waistband yoke can be opened up completely, and the yoke usually has three snaps to close it while the fly itself, below, has no closure mechanism. There are two types of yoke boxers: one in which there is a short piece of elastic on each side of the waistband which snugs up the yoke to fit the waist; and “tie-sides” which have narrow cloth tapes on each side of the waist yoke, like strings, which are tightened and knotted by the wearer to make an exact fit. This style of underwear was very common during World War II, when the rubber needed for elastic waistbands had to be used for military purposes.

Boxer shorts are available in white and solid colors including pastels, and come in a variety of patterns and prints as well; Traditional patterns include “geometrics” (small repeating geometric designs), plaids and vertical stripes. Additionally, there are innumerable “novelty” boxer short patterns. Boxer shorts are produced using various fabrics including all cotton, cotton/polyester blends, jersey knits and silk.

Some studies have suggested that tight underwear and high temperature are bad for *****. The reasoning is based on the following: the ********* are outside the body for cooling because they operate for ***** production at a lower temperature than the rest of the body, and boxer shorts allow the testes to operate within the required temperature range. The compression of the ******** in briefs may cause the temperature to rise and ***** production to fall. This is a similar theory regarding testicular cancer risk.[2]

In 1975, an advertisement for boxer shorts created a recurring urban legend. The fall/winter Sears catalogue displayed two underwear models, one wearing briefs and another wearing boxer shorts. The model wearing the boxer shorts appears to have part of his ***** (some sources say a testicle) exposed. At the time, this caused a stir because of possible indecent exposure. However, Sears states that it is a printing defect and the same ad reappeared in color in a later catalogue, where no ***** is shown. Despite the publicity, Sears did not release a copy of the colored ad to allow the public to verify its statement. Without the proof, the urban legend still persists in popular culture

I’m considering swiching from Boxer Briefs to just Boxers and I don’t want to do it wrong. So all you other guys out there I need your help

I’m 14 years old and I’ve worn briefs all my life. I really want to start wearing boxers, but there isn’t any way to prevent my parents from finding out. So, I’ve got to talk to them about it. However, the situation of discussing your underwear of choice with your parents is kind of awkward. Any suggestions?

I take P.E in school with a uniform, so I have to wear long khaki pants and we don’t have a change of clothes for gym. The second i start running my boxers get scrunched up around my waist and its really uncomfortable, how do you prevent this.

It’s time for me to get a new supply of boxers, but I haven’t seen anything that I like. I recently bought some from target, but I don’t find them very comfortable. Any recommendations?

Strange question but I get so sick of buttoning and unbuttoning my boxer shorts everytime I have to piss, but it just seems like you are skipping a step when you don’t button them. I just wondered how many people never button their boxers, or how many people are constantly button and unbuttoning….I guess in reality its only necessary to button when you plan on running or playing a sport b/c it can be really annoying to have your boy keep popping out of the hole when you are doing something athletic. Any thoughts?

I am a 19 year old male and I wear briefs. I have a couple of boxers which I use as shorts/pajamas, and wear them under my shorts and pants most of the time. What do you people think of this? My family makes fun of me sometimes just for the heck of it, but they do not really care. I will still wear boxers as I do, but I am just curious as to whether other people wear boxers like I do or how people would view such a person. Thanks to those who respond seriously.

I am having problems trying to decide on a good dog food for my 1 1/2 year old boxer. I have been feeding him royal canin food for boxers but wasn’t sure if there was something better that i could be feeding him. I just want something that will be healthy for him to eat.