Trunks & Boxer Briefs

Quince's men's trunks and boxer briefs collection covers both silhouettes across three material lines. Boxer briefs — the standard silhouette with mid-thigh inseam (typically 5"-6") and supportive pouch. Trunks — the shorter inseam version (typically 3"-4") with a closer fit through the leg. Materials include modal cotton (silkier with natural stretch), organic cotton (breathable natural fiber), and bamboo (silky drape with naturally antibacterial fibers). Available in single styles and 3-pack and 6-pack multi-packs.

Boxer briefs have a longer inseam (typically 5"-6") that hits at mid-thigh — the standard everyday silhouette that stays in place during movement without riding up. Trunks have a shorter inseam (typically 3"-4") with a closer fit through the leg — best worn under fitted pants where boxer-brief leg coverage would show, or in warmer weather when shorter coverage feels more comfortable. Both share the supportive pouch and reinforced waistband construction.

Modal cotton blend — the everyday workhorse. Modal (derived from beech tree fibers) adds silkier hand and natural stretch to the standard cotton base, with a closer second-skin fit. Best for shoppers who run warm or prefer a silky feel. Organic cotton — breathable, soft, the natural-fiber standard. Best for shoppers who prefer matte natural-fiber feel and the most-breathable option. Bamboo — silky with naturally antibacterial fibers; runs coolest against skin. Best for active days, hot weather, and travel.

Most boxer briefs and trunks run true to size at the waist with stretch through the body. The reinforced waistband sits at the natural waist without rolling or digging. The supportive pouch provides structure without restricting movement. Boxer brief inseam runs 5"-6"; trunk inseam runs 3"-4". Size up if you prefer a more relaxed fit, true-to-size for the intended cut. Specific waist measurements per size are on each product page.

Machine wash cool inside-out on a gentle cycle. Tumble dry low or hang dry. Avoid bleach across all materials. Modal and bamboo hold their silky hand best with cool wash and air drying — high-heat drying breaks down the natural fibers faster. Wash dark colors with similar tones for the first few washes to set the dye. With proper care, the modal cotton and bamboo fabrics maintain their soft feel across many wash cycles.