More support, same luxurious Pima cotton. For the active days that demand both.

Every wardrobe needs two kinds of underwear: a boxer and a brief. One for relaxed comfort, and one for when you need a little more support. Same luxurious materials, different purposes. No compromise on either front.

The long-staple Peruvian Pima cotton fabric is identical in its origins. The same 92% Pima, 8% spandex jersey blend that anchors B. Draddy’s most classic polos. Supremely soft. Naturally breathable. Built to perform all day without asking anything of you in return. What changes from the Richard Boxer to the Tucker Brief is the silhouette — slimmer, closer-fitting, with added support that won’t tip into the kind of compression that becomes uncomfortable by mid-afternoon.

The construction reflects the same philosophy as the Richard: flat felt seaming to prevent friction, a felt fabric elastic waistband that doesn't dig or roll, and no interior label anywhere it would cause irritation. The fly features a two-layer fabric pouch with a mother-of-pearl button, a detail that doesn't announce itself but that you notice every time you fasten it.

The Tucker was created to make every day more comfortable, the same purpose as the rest of our clothes.

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