HOT ! 2UNDR SWING SHIFT 6\" BOXER BRIEF RESORT

The Swing Shift caresses the skin with the finest beechwood fibre in our signature Modal fabric. Pure heavenly softness. Perfection in your pants. 

Details

• Patented Joey Pouch® for support and comfort


• No-Drip-Tip™ with hydrophobic membrane for a dry environment


• Premium 35mm roll-resistant waistband


• 6\" inseam


• Tagless, mid-rise, regular boxer brief


• Signature quick access front fly


• Smooth, chafe-free, flatlock seam construction


• Fabric resists shrinkage and rejects hard water deposits to stay soft and resist fading


• 95% Lenzing Modal, 5% Elastane

The 2UNDR Experience

Constructed with premium fabrics, the patented Joey Pouch® delivers the perfect fit while preventing unwanted skin contact.

The pouch also delivers improved air flow keeping you cool when involved in strenuous activity or simply going about a busy day.

Washing Instructions

If you love your assets and want to keep them happy, here are the proper steps to take...

WASHING:

1. Always wash your whites and darks separately.


2. Wash with cold to warm water, not hot.


3. Machine wash on the delicate cycle.

DRYING:

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  BEST: Air dry in the shade. Yes, seriously.


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  IN A JAM?: Tumble dry on the cool to warm fluffing cycle and remove immediately after.

COMMON MISTAKES TO UNDERWEAR CARE:

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  HIGH HEAT: Baking (literally) your underwear at super high temperatures causes the elastic and fabric to degrade at a much faster rate


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  DIRECT SUNLIGHT: Sunlight, as good as it is, is a major contributing factor to colors fading and to the degradation of the elastic and fabric


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  FABRIC SOFTENER & BLEACH: While these were great on your old tighty-whities, modern materials and fabrics do not need them to maintain that silky smooth feel


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  OVERAGGRESSIVE WASHING: Your time is valuable, we get that. But tossing your delicates (yes, we used that word) in with your jeans, towels and other rough fabrics can reduce the lifespan of your underwear. And washing on too harsh of a wash cycle can cause lint pills to develop.