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Globetrotter Boxer Most reviewed

Globetrotter Boxer

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Quality you can count on

Well, not much to say except that it is a top product.

Pekka R.Verified buyerTranslated from Finnish

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Stealth

The layer underneath.

Merino on the outside, ECONYL® against the skin. Shirt and pants, sold together or apart.

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Fabric that moves the moisture

Our yarn is a very fine Italian ECONYL®, 100% regenerated polyamide. The fiber doesn't absorb moisture; it passes it on. Smoothshell™ is knitted so that both moisture and air move through it freely — which is why the underwear feels airy, meaning in practice it barely feels like anything at all. In the Stealth range the fabric is Highland Smoothshell™, combining the best of merino wool and ECONYL® fiber: dry and warm in cold weather, dry and cool in warm.

Made for people. Not only ideals.

When body size changes, shape changes too. That's why every pattern we make is designed in 3D from real body data, so the fit is the best possible for most body types. We work with Vital Mechanics, a Canadian company founded by a group of scientists from the University of British Columbia. The products are made in Northern Portugal: Impetus Têxteis S.A. is a family business, and the factory is among the most modern in Europe.

The problem nobody says out loud

Sweaty balls. There, it's been said. It's a real problem with a real mechanism, not a punchline. You have certainly noticed that every brand is trying to convince you to be moisture wicking and breathable. Don't trust the adjectives on the label. Breathable is a promise nobody polices. Read the fiber content instead, the only part of the label required by law, and read what other customers say before you buy.

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