Blue Hawaiian Paisley Boxer Shorts - Made with Liberty Fabric
• Straight fit boxer shorts
• Tana Lawn™ cotton
• Liberty fabric
• Relaxed feel
• Button fly
• Bundle offer available
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Embracing the best of London heritage, our Liberty fabric boxers blend our history with the fabrics of the iconic department store. Our signature, straight-fit boxers have been crafted to perfection over the past decade. Balancing comfort and durability, each pair is designed with a stretch waistband, corozo button fly and rear gusset, ensuring comfort for everyday wear.
These boxer shorts are printed on Liberty fabric's Tana Lawn TM cotton. Silky, lightweight and breathable, these offer a little piece of history that are the perfect gift for you or a loved one. Our improved fit has continued this season, so take your usual size, now available up to XXL.
Main: 100% Cotton, made with Liberty Fabrics Tana Lawn™
16L Corozo Button
Elasticated waistband
Wash instructions: 30* Machine wash
Made in Romania
Bundle Offer – T&Cs
Bundle discounts are applied automatically at checkout and are valid online and in our London stores.
Buy 2 items and save 10%, 3 items save 15%, or 4+ items save 20%.
This offer cannot be combined with any other promotions, discount codes, newsletter offers, free shipping, or additional discounts.

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Born from surplus fabrics
"We started with boxer shorts, cut from offcuts I'd talked London shirtmakers out of. Fifteen years on, we make the whole wardrobe the same way — good cloth, relaxed cuts, made to be worn and kept." — Henry Hales, founder