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Calvin Klein Underwear

For decades Calvin has lived up to its name with high quality, comfortable underwear with a sexy look and feel. Besides their well known sporty collection, the Calvin Klein Lingerie collection offers a wide range of ultra-feminine Calvin Klein bra’s, panties, hipsters, thongs and bodysuits with sexy mesh and delicate lace detailing. Always guaranteed of a perfect fit in a timeless color palette of black, white, grey, nude, brown, blue and red hues. Complement your Calvin Klein Underwear with luxurious items from the Calvin Klein Underwear Homewear collection consisting of high-end kimono’s, slip dresses and stylish sleepwear.

Calvin Klein Underwear online shop

Kate Moss, Kendall Jenner and Lara Stone aren’t just famous campaign faces but also fans of the Calvin Klein Underwear empire. Calvin Klein Underwear gained fame with their controversial campaigns but stayed famous because of their high-end designs and irresistable styles. Within the wide range of different collections it’s merely impossible not to succeed in our Calvin Klein Underwear online shop – whatever your style of taste may be! Find perfect fitting designs ranging from seductive to basic in our Calvin Klein lingerie online shop.

Best men’s underwear to buy for every body type

 
By Faye Fearon, Zak Maoui, Eleanor Davies

Whether you’re into briefs, boxers or trunks, this is GQ’s pick of the best underwear available from Tom Ford, Off-White and more

 
 

Considering they’re the first item of clothing you slip into every day of your life, underwear is probably the last item in your wardrobe you put time in to researching. However, it’s worth doing so. Getting the right pair of in your armoury not only means you feel better all day, but your clothes will hang better too.

The thing that’s most important when you’re buying underwear is to be honest with yourself. This is the layer that sits closest to your skin, so if it doesn’t feel good or support you enough then it’s time to edit.

There are also clear signs that you might be wearing the wrong size altogether. If the leg bands dig in to your thighs, you’re probably wearing a size too small. If your waistband keeps slipping every time you bend over, you are either wearing a size too big or the elastic has totally gone (and it’s time to have a throwout).

Here, we break down the four major cuts and the men they look best on.

Briefs

Best for: men with larger thighs (and those who are, ahem, more well-endowed)

Forget those briefs your mother used to buy you, the new generation of designer styles on the market are sleeker and more stereotype-breaking than ever. And there’s a reason you’ve seen footballers who put in the legwork, such as David Beckham and Cristiano Ronaldo wearing them in campaigns: they’re the best choice for guys with bigger thighs. If you’re repping thicker trunks, you’ll find underwear with legs tends to ride up during the day, causing a roll in the material that will show through slim-fitting trousers.

Briefs are also good for shorter guys, as they expose more of your legs, making them appear longer and you, therefore, taller.

Perhaps most importantly, this style is superbly supportive – ideal if you’re a cardio fiend. For day-to-day dressing we recommend going for a 100 per cent cotton pair, but look out for versions in a technical fabric for workouts, as these will wick away moisture from your skin. No man-made fibres, unless you’re particularly keen on getting a rash down there.

One thing to bear in mind is that different labels cut leg holes at different angles. And just like the arm holes on a Savile Row suit, this can affect the way they fit. A slimmer section of material underneath the waistband usually means less material at the back of the pants themselves, so these are more suited to guys with smaller posteriors (or one that’s continually being tightened up at the gym). If you are blessed with something larger back there, look out for briefs with slightly more material above the thigh area for more coverage behind.

Avoid those uber-trad Y-fronts that sit below the belly button. No prospective date wants to be reminded of their grandpa when you strip off for the night. For us, Tommy Hilfiger does briefs expertly, providing just the right amount of cuffing to the nether regions, without being too restrictive.

Boxers

Best for: maximum breathability

If you’re not the kind of man who regularly wears suit trousers or slim jeans, boxer shorts offer the greatest breathability and are far less revealing than any other style. However, that comes at a cost: boxers offer very little support.

Although you probably first wore these in your teens as a rebellion against the tighty-whities you’d been forced to wear before, this is another style of underwear that has had a gentlemanly makeover in the past few years. The baggy cut and bunched, elasticated waist might be the most traditional version, but plenty of designers now offer shorter, slimmer-cut options with a stretch band waist, which are a viable option for men with slim thighs.

As a side note, if you’re a man with more substantial thighs that tend to touch when you walk, boxers can be tricky: the low cut of the crotch often means your junk gets caught in the crossfire, so to speak. And if you’re wearing trousers, this can get sweaty and potentially quite sore.

However, this style’s breathability means they are the best choice for sleepwear – go for a pair in 100 per cent cotton in either a solid colour or a cool pattern with a trim, tailored waistband.

Helpful hint: if you’re in seduction mode, avoid novelty Christmas pants at all costs. Sunspel do a cracking pair, which are floaty and will give you just enough breeze.

Boxer-briefs

Best for: taller men (and guys with an ample posterior)

As implied by the name, boxer-briefs have the shape of traditional boxer shorts, but cut from more fitted jersey material. Since the rise of slimmer silhouettes in menswear over the past decade or so, this has become to go-to style for most guys. Arguably, it is the most versatile style out there: not as revealing as briefs, but offering all the support with added thigh-skimming powers.

Boxer-briefs usually hit the mid- to low-thigh and often have a button fly. This means they can also be a great additional style, alongside briefs, for men with larger thighs – and the added material between your legs means it can help avoid any rubbing or chafing. That said, if that’s your goal, be sure to choose your pair wisely: go for the longer length and make sure they’re not too tight or they will bunch up under your trousers.

Boxer-briefs really come into their own for men who have more to store back there. Those with larger posteriors often find briefs don’t provide enough coverage and in order to get boxers that fit over the thigh-and-bum area, the waistband ends up being too loose. With close-fitting fabric that stretches over your legs, boxer-briefs offer the perfect halfway house.

Although this is a versatile style that will suit most men, a higher waistband is usually a key component of boxer-briefs, which makes them especially good for taller frames, on whom underwear can slip down when bending over. Hugo Boss‘ boxer-briefs are a wardrobe staple for us, bridging the gap between too short and too long.

Trunks and hipsters

Best for: slimmer men or gym-honed guys

The newest style on this list, trunks are a shorter version of the boxer-brief and have grown in popularity with the rise of super-skinny trouser styles over the past five years or so. When it comes to length, they tend to sit from the mid- to upper-thigh. Some come with a keyhole fly, but usually the style is flat-fronted and sometimes includes an extra pouch of fabric for added support and… “enhancement”.

As this style fits more flush to the skin than boxer-briefs, often with a higher degree of stretch in the fabric, this style is best worn by men who are slimmer of thigh – anyone with larger thighs may find the pant legs ride up when you walk.

Another advantage for guys with slimmer legs is that their tight fit means trunks will not leave a bunch of excess fabric around your thighs, making them appear thinner. Look out for a pair that bisects your thigh at its widest point, as this will emphasise that width and make your legs look more muscular.

This style also usually has a lower waistline than its boxer-brief counterpart, meaning they sit lower on the hips: especially good if you’ve been putting in the hours on that eight-pack.

Over to our edit of the best underwear available in shops now.

 
Hamilton and Hare boxer shorts
1/15
 

Hamilton And Hare

British brand Hamilton And Hare has introduced a limited-edition pair of silky, rose-hued boxer shorts especially for Valentine’s Day. Very appropriate. £40. hamiltonandhare.com 

Calvin Klein
2/15
 

Calvin Klein

These rose-specked Calvin Klein undies have arrived just in time for Valentine’s Day. £20. calvinklein.com

Polo Ralph Lauren
3/15
 

Polo Ralph Lauren

An instant classic, these boxer shorts will be good for lounging in. £30. ralphlauren.com

Beaufort & Blake
4/15
 

Beaufort & Blake

Unleash your wild side with these elephant-emblazoned boxers from cult brand Beaufort & Blake. £25. beaufortandblake.com 

Image may contain: Clothing, Apparel, Underwear, Lingerie, and Bra
5/15
 

Burberry

Opt for the logo trend and invest in a pair of these Burberry boxer shorts. Ideal for those wanting to show off their leg muscles. £40. burberry.com

Image may contain: Clothing, Apparel, Underwear, Lingerie, Diaper, Panties, Bra, and Thong
6/15
 

Billionaire

For ultimate comfort, GQ suggests you opt for these stretch cotton jersey briefs featuring an elastic jacquard waistband with the Billionaire logo. You can’t go wrong. £65. billionaire.com

Image may contain: Clothing, Apparel, Underwear, Lingerie, Bra, and Panties
7/15
 

Tommy Hilfiger

For a refined yet relaxed fit, Tommy Hilfiger has you covered with these soft and stretchy cotton briefs. Offering day-long comfort, this style is ideal for cardio fiends. £33 for three. tommy.com

Image may contain: Clothing, Apparel, Underwear, and Shorts
8/15
 

Boss

A timeless go-to style for every man, these boxer briefs from Boss are the perfect everyday essential. Plus, they have a button fly and a reinforced panel design. £20. At Flannels. flannels.com

 
Image may contain: Clothing, Apparel, Underwear, Lingerie, Bra, and Panties
9/15
 

Tom Ford

For those after a closer fitting pair, Tom Ford has you covered with these sleek briefs. Superbly supportive, they’re a great choice for those with larger thighs. £50. At Harrods. harrods.com

Image may contain: Clothing, Apparel, and Underwear
10/15
 

Paul Smith

Finished in a soft cotton blend and featuring the signature brand logo, you can’t go wrong with a three-pack of these low-rise boxer briefs. £36 for three. At Flannels. flannels.com

Image may contain: Clothing, Apparel, Underwear, Lingerie, Bra, Panties, Diaper, and Thong
11/15
 

Emporio Armani

A comfortable everyday option, these mid-rise briefs are crafted from the softest stretch cotton for breathability – a must-have duo for your drawer. £28 for two. At Selfridges. selfridges.com

Image may contain: Clothing, Shorts, Apparel, and Underwear
12/15
 

Derek Rose

Add a touch of luxury to your underwear drawer with these mid-rise Woburn boxers crafted from pure silk. £55. At Selfridges. selfridges.com

 
Dsquared2 Boxers
13/15
 

Dsquared2

It may be a bit geeky to say that we love the font, but it complements the bold minimalist aesthetic of these black and white boxers very well. Featuring a stretch waistband, a high-quality cotton construction and a bold logo, these boxers make for an impeccable choice for the downstairs mix-up. £85. At farfetch.com

CDLP Boxers
14/15
 

CDLP

This three pack of boxers from CDLP is a triumph of clean and simple design in boxer shorts. They are made from a form of rayon called lyocell, which is constructed from dissolving pulp making it 100 per cent recyclable. £75. At farfetch.com

Sunspel Boxers
15/15
 

Sunspel

In 1947 Sunspel brought boxer shorts to UK shores and have remained specialists ever since. This pair comes with a gentle elasticised waistband for stretchy comfort and is made of a fine cotton for a supreme, soft finish. £35. At mrporter.com

Best men’s underwear to buy for every body type

By Faye Fearon,Zak Maoui,Eleanor Davies14 February 2020

Whether you’re into briefs, boxers or trunks, this is GQ’s pick of the best underwear available from Tom Ford, Off-White and more

Considering they’re the first item of clothing you slip into every day of your life, underwear is probably the last item in your wardrobe you put time in to researching. However, it’s worth doing so. Getting the right pair of in your armoury not only means you feel better all day, but your clothes will hang better too.

The thing that’s most important when you’re buying underwear is to be honest with yourself. This is the layer that sits closest to your skin, so if it doesn’t feel good or support you enough then it’s time to edit.

There are also clear signs that you might be wearing the wrong size altogether. If the leg bands dig in to your thighs, you’re probably wearing a size too small. If your waistband keeps slipping every time you bend over, you are either wearing a size too big or the elastic has totally gone (and it’s time to have a throwout).

Here, we break down the four major cuts and the men they look best on.

Briefs

Best for: men with larger thighs (and those who are, ahem, more well-endowed)

Forget those briefs your mother used to buy you, the new generation of designer styles on the market are sleeker and more stereotype-breaking than ever. And there’s a reason you’ve seen footballers who put in the legwork, such as David Beckham and Cristiano Ronaldo wearing them in campaigns: they’re the best choice for guys with bigger thighs. If you’re repping thicker trunks, you’ll find underwear with legs tends to ride up during the day, causing a roll in the material that will show through slim-fitting trousers.

Briefs are also good for shorter guys, as they expose more of your legs, making them appear longer and you, therefore, taller.

Perhaps most importantly, this style is superbly supportive – ideal if you’re a cardio fiend. For day-to-day dressing we recommend going for a 100 per cent cotton pair, but look out for versions in a technical fabric for workouts, as these will wick away moisture from your skin. No man-made fibres, unless you’re particularly keen on getting a rash down there.

One thing to bear in mind is that different labels cut leg holes at different angles. And just like the arm holes on a Savile Row suit, this can affect the way they fit. A slimmer section of material underneath the waistband usually means less material at the back of the pants themselves, so these are more suited to guys with smaller posteriors (or one that’s continually being tightened up at the gym). If you are blessed with something larger back there, look out for briefs with slightly more material above the thigh area for more coverage behind.

Avoid those uber-trad Y-fronts that sit below the belly button. No prospective date wants to be reminded of their grandpa when you strip off for the night. For us, Tommy Hilfiger does briefs expertly, providing just the right amount of cuffing to the nether regions, without being too restrictive.

Boxers

Best for: maximum breathability

If you’re not the kind of man who regularly wears suit trousers or slim jeans, boxer shorts offer the greatest breathability and are far less revealing than any other style. However, that comes at a cost: boxers offer very little support.

Although you probably first wore these in your teens as a rebellion against the tighty-whities you’d been forced to wear before, this is another style of underwear that has had a gentlemanly makeover in the past few years. The baggy cut and bunched, elasticated waist might be the most traditional version, but plenty of designers now offer shorter, slimmer-cut options with a stretch band waist, which are a viable option for men with slim thighs.

As a side note, if you’re a man with more substantial thighs that tend to touch when you walk, boxers can be tricky: the low cut of the crotch often means your junk gets caught in the crossfire, so to speak. And if you’re wearing trousers, this can get sweaty and potentially quite sore.

However, this style’s breathability means they are the best choice for sleepwear – go for a pair in 100 per cent cotton in either a solid colour or a cool pattern with a trim, tailored waistband.

Helpful hint: if you’re in seduction mode, avoid novelty Christmas pants at all costs. Sunspel do a cracking pair, which are floaty and will give you just enough breeze.

Boxer-briefs

Best for: taller men (and guys with an ample posterior)

As implied by the name, boxer-briefs have the shape of traditional boxer shorts, but cut from more fitted jersey material. Since the rise of slimmer silhouettes in menswear over the past decade or so, this has become to go-to style for most guys. Arguably, it is the most versatile style out there: not as revealing as briefs, but offering all the support with added thigh-skimming powers.

Boxer-briefs usually hit the mid- to low-thigh and often have a button fly. This means they can also be a great additional style, alongside briefs, for men with larger thighs – and the added material between your legs means it can help avoid any rubbing or chafing. That said, if that’s your goal, be sure to choose your pair wisely: go for the longer length and make sure they’re not too tight or they will bunch up under your trousers.

Boxer-briefs really come into their own for men who have more to store back there. Those with larger posteriors often find briefs don’t provide enough coverage and in order to get boxers that fit over the thigh-and-bum area, the waistband ends up being too loose. With close-fitting fabric that stretches over your legs, boxer-briefs offer the perfect halfway house.

Although this is a versatile style that will suit most men, a higher waistband is usually a key component of boxer-briefs, which makes them especially good for taller frames, on whom underwear can slip down when bending over. Hugo Boss‘ boxer-briefs are a wardrobe staple for us, bridging the gap between too short and too long.

Trunks and hipsters

Best for: slimmer men or gym-honed guys

The newest style on this list, trunks are a shorter version of the boxer-brief and have grown in popularity with the rise of super-skinny trouser styles over the past five years or so. When it comes to length, they tend to sit from the mid- to upper-thigh. Some come with a keyhole fly, but usually the style is flat-fronted and sometimes includes an extra pouch of fabric for added support and… “enhancement”.

As this style fits more flush to the skin than boxer-briefs, often with a higher degree of stretch in the fabric, this style is best worn by men who are slimmer of thigh – anyone with larger thighs may find the pant legs ride up when you walk.

Another advantage for guys with slimmer legs is that their tight fit means trunks will not leave a bunch of excess fabric around your thighs, making them appear thinner. Look out for a pair that bisects your thigh at its widest point, as this will emphasise that width and make your legs look more muscular.

This style also usually has a lower waistline than its boxer-brief counterpart, meaning they sit lower on the hips: especially good if you’ve been putting in the hours on that eight-pack.

Over to our edit of the best underwear available in shops now.

Hamilton and Hare boxer shorts

1/15

Hamilton And Hare

British brand Hamilton And Hare has introduced a limited-edition pair of silky, rose-hued boxer shorts especially for Valentine’s Day. Very appropriate. £40. hamiltonandhare.com 

Calvin Klein

2/15

Calvin Klein

These rose-specked Calvin Klein undies have arrived just in time for Valentine’s Day. £20. calvinklein.com

Polo Ralph Lauren

3/15

Polo Ralph Lauren

An instant classic, these boxer shorts will be good for lounging in. £30. ralphlauren.com

Beaufort & Blake

4/15

Beaufort & Blake

Unleash your wild side with these elephant-emblazoned boxers from cult brand Beaufort & Blake. £25. beaufortandblake.com 

Image may contain: Clothing, Apparel, Underwear, Lingerie, and Bra

5/15

Burberry

Opt for the logo trend and invest in a pair of these Burberry boxer shorts. Ideal for those wanting to show off their leg muscles. £40. burberry.com

Image may contain: Clothing, Apparel, Underwear, Lingerie, Diaper, Panties, Bra, and Thong

6/15

Billionaire

For ultimate comfort, GQ suggests you opt for these stretch cotton jersey briefs featuring an elastic jacquard waistband with the Billionaire logo. You can’t go wrong. £65. billionaire.com

Image may contain: Clothing, Apparel, Underwear, Lingerie, Bra, and Panties

7/15

Tommy Hilfiger

For a refined yet relaxed fit, Tommy Hilfiger has you covered with these soft and stretchy cotton briefs. Offering day-long comfort, this style is ideal for cardio fiends. £33 for three. tommy.com

Image may contain: Clothing, Apparel, Underwear, and Shorts

8/15

Boss

A timeless go-to style for every man, these boxer briefs from Boss are the perfect everyday essential. Plus, they have a button fly and a reinforced panel design. £20. At Flannels. flannels.com

Image may contain: Clothing, Apparel, Underwear, Lingerie, Bra, and Panties

9/15

Tom Ford

For those after a closer fitting pair, Tom Ford has you covered with these sleek briefs. Superbly supportive, they’re a great choice for those with larger thighs. £50. At Harrods. harrods.com

Image may contain: Clothing, Apparel, and Underwear

10/15

Paul Smith

Finished in a soft cotton blend and featuring the signature brand logo, you can’t go wrong with a three-pack of these low-rise boxer briefs. £36 for three. At Flannels. flannels.com

Image may contain: Clothing, Apparel, Underwear, Lingerie, Bra, Panties, Diaper, and Thong

11/15

Emporio Armani

A comfortable everyday option, these mid-rise briefs are crafted from the softest stretch cotton for breathability – a must-have duo for your drawer. £28 for two. At Selfridges. selfridges.com

Image may contain: Clothing, Shorts, Apparel, and Underwear

12/15

Derek Rose

Add a touch of luxury to your underwear drawer with these mid-rise Woburn boxers crafted from pure silk. £55. At Selfridges. selfridges.com

Dsquared2 Boxers

13/15

Dsquared2

It may be a bit geeky to say that we love the font, but it complements the bold minimalist aesthetic of these black and white boxers very well. Featuring a stretch waistband, a high-quality cotton construction and a bold logo, these boxers make for an impeccable choice for the downstairs mix-up. £85. At farfetch.com

CDLP Boxers

14/15

CDLP

This three pack of boxers from CDLP is a triumph of clean and simple design in boxer shorts. They are made from a form of rayon called lyocell, which is constructed from dissolving pulp making it 100 per cent recyclable. £75. At farfetch.com

Sunspel Boxers

15/15

Sunspel

In 1947 Sunspel brought boxer shorts to UK shores and have remained specialists ever since. This pair comes with a gentle elasticised waistband for stretchy comfort and is made of a fine cotton for a supreme, soft finish. £35. At mrporter.com

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