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Stylish Cotton Boxers from Westchester Shops and Boutiques

Go under cover this September with these bright and whimsical takes on the classic cotton boxer; they work equally well beneath an impeccably tailored suit or a scruffy old pair of jeans.

By Laurie Yarnell; Editorial Assistance by Lily Goldstein and Amanda Tenenzapf Published August 20, 2012 at 04:13 PM

Photography by John O'Donnell

MAD FOR PLAID
Multicolored plaid (Ralph Lauren) $28
Bloomingdale's, White Plains (914) 684-6300

CHECK IT OUT
Red-, orange-, blue-, and green-checked (Tiger Mountain) $22.50
Richards, Greenwich, CT (203) 622-0551

SARTORIAL SALUTE
“Nautical Flag” with whales in wasabi green (Vineyard Vines) $24.50
Mancino Custom Tailors and Clothiers, Larchmont (914) 834-9373

STRIPE FORCE
Green and pink stripes (Ralph Lauren) $28
Bloomingdale's, White Plains (914) 684-6300

SHARK ATTACK

“Shark Frenzy” in sierra orange
(Vineyard Vines) $24.50
Mancino Custom Tailors and Clothiers, Larchmont (914) 834-9373

 

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