Men's Brief Blue Size M

Men's Brief Blue Size M 🖤

The men's brief in blue by Burn has a skimpy cut, sits low on the hips and has black-trimmed leg openings and a shaped pouch at the front. It sits close, and all the comfort hangs on that: the pouch has to hold without constricting, and the waistband has to sit without cutting in. You notice neither when trying it on but after two hours sitting down; that is the test no mirror replaces. The surface of the fabric has a fine texture. It sits under lingerie, under sex toys for men and in our bottoms up section.

✨ At a glance

• 🧵 Material: 80% polyester, 20% elastane
• 🎨 Colour: Blue
• 👉 Use: Wash at thirty degrees, no fabric softener
• ✅ Care: Dry flat, not in the tumble dryer
• 🔙 Back: Fully cut, covers the buttocks
• ⭐ Special feature: Black-trimmed leg openings, size M

❓ FAQ

How is the brief cut?

As a classic brief, not a thong: at the back it is fully cut and covers the buttocks, only a narrow strip remains at the sides, and the leg openings are cut high.

How is the pouch made?

It is set in as a separate panel: a seam below the waistband, two side seams and a centre seam give it its shape. That way it leaves room at the front instead of lying flat.

Which size fits?

Your usual size; the brief comes in S, M, L and XL. One size down does not look tauter but leaves grooves.

What is the fabric made of?

80% polyester and 20% elastane. The elastane provides the stretch; the polyester hardly creases and dries quickly after washing.

How is it washed?

At thirty degrees without fabric softener, then dried flat. Softener and the heat of a tumble dryer take the tension out of the elastane, and without tension the brief is just fabric. For the first wash, put it in on its own or with dark colours, not with light ones.

How do you put it on properly?

Pull it all the way up, then arrange everything in the pouch forwards and upwards so the centre seam sits in the middle. If something sits crooked, adjust it at the sides of the waistband rather than by pulling on the pouch.

How do you store it?

Folded flat or rolled in the drawer, away from items with hooks or hook-and-loop fasteners that can pull threads out of the fabric.