Boxers Delphine in petrol blue
Delphine boxers made from the finest Pima cotton feel soft and comfortable against the skin. They are very comfortable to wear with a perfect fit.
- Made from high-quality Pima cotton (95%)
- Elastane for a perfect fit (5%)
- Boxers without opening and with elastic waistband
- Meticulous workmanship
- In elegant petrol blue – adds some variety to your wardrobe
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Made in Europe
Although I have a French name, I come from a small clothing manufacturer in the European part of Turkey.
A family business founded in 1978 uses a great passion for detail to create high-quality boxers such as me, as well as other underwear and T-shirts from the BLACKSOCKS range.
Finest Pima cotton
It is not just the origins of our underwear which are important – the materials used to make it are also vital. Ultimately, we spend all day worn next to your skin.
I am therefore made of 95% high-quality Pima cotton, better known as the silk of South America. This guarantees a lasting softness and comfort when worn. 5% elastane and an edged elastic waistband also ensure that I fit perfectly and am comfortable all day long.
Young yet experienced
I am one of the youngest members of BLACKSOCKS’ underwear collection. I have been livening up the daily life of underwear since 2013. Nevertheless, I am already very experienced, as I have been available in the same cut but the colour black since 2007.
Anyone who has already fallen for me has nothing to worry about: I will not be disappearing from the BLACKSOCKS range any time soon, and will be providing a comfortable fit to plenty more men.
100% skin-friendly & allergy-tested
I am good for you and your skin: I have been tested and I meet the Oeko-Tex® Standard 100.
This standard says that I am 100% skin-friendly and allergy-tested. We often forget that underwear is worn directly against the skin, in a damp and warm climate subjected to friction.
Also available in black
For those who prefer a classic style, I am available in black with the same cut and same level of quality.
