Bokserier

Bokserier, also known as boxer shorts, are a type of men's underwear characterized by their loose fit and box-like shape. They are typically made from cotton or a cotton blend and feature an elastic waistband. The design of boxer shorts includes a fly, which is an opening with buttons or a zipper, similar to that found on trousers.

The origins of boxer shorts can be traced back to the late 19th century. They were initially designed as a more comfortable alternative to the tight-fitting union suits that were popular at the time. The name "boxer" is believed to have been inspired by the shorts worn by boxers during training and fights, which were similar in design.

Boxer shorts gained widespread popularity in the mid-20th century, particularly in the United States. They became a staple of men's underwear and were often worn for their comfort and ease of movement. Over time, various styles and materials have been introduced, including briefs, boxer briefs, and versions made from synthetic fabrics.

Today, boxer shorts are a common choice for men's underwear, appreciated for their comfort and breathability. They are available in a wide range of colors, patterns, and designs, catering to diverse preferences. While they have faced competition from other styles like briefs and boxer briefs, boxer shorts remain a popular and enduring option in men's underwear.