Boxing cutPlainSide slitsXS to 4XL
In short: The house boxing short in its simplest form: white or black, side slits, no design at all. The daily training pair. 8 sizes, XS to 4XL. €49.
The plain short, the one that gets worn most
In most boxing bags there is a short nobody photographs and everybody wears three times a week. No design, no lettering, one colour: it is the one used for training, the bag, sparring and rope.
The reason is practical. A plain short does not date, does not clash with whatever top is clean, and does not have to be explained to anybody. It is also the one clubs buy in bulk.
What the shorts look like
Two plain colourways: white or black. The leg falls below mid-thigh and opens with a side slit on each side. The wide elastic waistband takes the colour of the short and carries a tab. No print and no lettering on the body. Satin finish.
Why a plain short is the one to personalise
A short with a design already says something, and a club name added on top competes with it. A plain ground leaves the whole leg free, which is why gyms that kit out their members buy plain and add their own mark.
The same logic applies to a fighter’s name: it reads because there is nothing else to read.
Technical specifications
Worth knowing: this is the pair to buy first and the one clubs buy in quantity. Everything else in the range is a second short.
Getting the size right
European cut — take your usual size. Eight sizes, XS to 4XL. A plain ground gives no visual reference, so judge the fit purely on the waist measurement. Between two sizes, take the larger.
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Frequently asked questions
Do these fit true to size?
Yes. European cut — take your usual size. A plain ground gives no visual reference, so judge on waist measurement. Between two sizes, take the larger.
Can a name or a club logo be added?
A plain ground is the one designed for it — there is nothing competing for the space. For a short supplied already personalised, the fringed custom model is the one built around sublimated names and logos.
What is the difference with the wide-waistband boxing short?
This one is plain with a same-colour waistband and side slits; the other has a wide contrast band rising above the navel and no slits. This is the daily trainer, that one is the competition look.
Is it suitable for clubs kitting out their members?
It is the model built for it: two colours, eight sizes from XS to 4XL, a plain ground that takes a club mark, and no design to date.
