Puma Ergonom Polyamide Boxer Briefs Royal Blue
POLYAMIDE / WAISTBAND 35MM
Puma boxer briefs, made from polyamide with detail on the leg. Ergonomic sewing for better fit and comfort. Puma Premium Boxer Briefs. Polyamide is one of the most used fabrics for manufacturing sports materials. Very similar to the fabric of women's leggings, polyamide has an icy, soft touch and extreme durability.
The front detail of this underwear is not just aesthetic, it brings with it an important function in intimate fashion, the perfect fit and greater freedom of movement.
This underwear from Puma brought innovation and comfort combined with an incredible piece of high technology.
Humidity Control
Moisture control is the responsibility of Polyamide, which in itself does not allow moisture to be absorbed by the fibers.
As it is a high-tech piece from Puma, this underwear has high sweat evaporation, providing great comfort to the wearer.
Regulatory Term
Keep your body at the correct temperature with Puma Briefs.
Recommendation
Polyamide underwear is recommended for sports, as it has temperature control and high sweat evaporation. You can also wear it on a daily basis, but prefer it on hot days, as this is underwear with a colder feel.
SIZE S | M | G | EG (GG)
Puma Size Chart
P 38/40
M 42/44
G 46/48
GG 50/52
Composition
89% Polyamid, 11% Elastane.
Puma Sport Bodywear Men's Line
Sports culture is Sport, and PUMA is a sports brand, so it's natural that we not only have items for athletes and sports trends, but also items that combine performance with everyday pieces.
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