YXLP · Buyer brief
Men's Trunk Underwear OEM
Trunk and short boxer brief are often the same higher leg line with two names. YXLP, the brand of Zhongshan Haowen Clothing Co., Ltd, can sample that cut when you write the finished inseam. Several reviewed photos are short-leg boxer briefs. One old title says trunk, and those photos are briefs with no leg. Use this page to keep those apart. Private label adds your waistband, labels and pack on top of the cut. It does not change the inseam.
Who this brief is for
DTC brands
You sell a short leg next to a longer boxer brief. The two styles need different measurements even when the cloth matches.
Retailers
Your assortment uses the word trunk. Say the finished inseam so a no-leg brief is not sampled by mistake.
Subscription services
A later drop should not switch from a short leg to a brief because an old title used both words. Lock the cut.
Decisions to make before you compare quotes
The leg length is the product. Fiber, logo and pack are separate lines. A photograph does not measure the inseam.
| Decision | What to record |
|---|---|
| Inseam | Finished inseam in the units you sell. Do not copy a number from a photo |
| Cut check | Short leg, or no leg. The white, black and red set is a brief |
| Rise and opening | Rise, leg-opening finish, and whether the front is closed |
| Fiber | What you want sampled. Cotton, polyester and modal in old titles are not compositions |
| Brand and pack | Your artwork if the band is branded, and whether garments are packed together |
Sampling path
Step 1
Write the inseam before you use the style name
Market names overlap. A short boxer brief and a trunk can be the same pattern. The trunks style page and the boxer brief page list the measurement points. State the number you sell.
Step 2
Reject a no-leg photo for this brief
The white, black and red set is titled with the word trunk. The photos have no leg. That record belongs on the men’s briefs page. Send a short-leg reference if a trunk is what you want sampled.
Step 3
Keep fiber and the logo off the title
Ask for the composition of the cloth you will approve. Placeholder band text, including the word LOGO, is not your artwork. Send vectors if the band is branded.
Catalog references for this brief
These links go to reviewed product pages. Confirm specifications, availability, minimums and pricing for your order. A photograph is not a quotation.
Short black boxer brief, light band
Closer to a trunk than a long sport leg. Polyester in the old title is unconfirmed.
Olive, red band and navy short bodies
Every garment frame is a short leg. The long leg in the old title is not shown.
Short grey body with placeholder band text
The word LOGO is a sample. Cotton in the old title is unconfirmed.
Short blue body, black inner-leg panels
The leg is short and the front is contoured. Bamboo on the card is marketing.
White, black and red briefs
Do not use this as a trunk. The photos have no leg. The old title says trunk.
Guides that belong with this brief
Questions buyers ask
Is a short boxer brief the same as a trunk?
Often, in the market, yes. Naming is not a standard. Write the finished inseam, the rise and the leg-opening finish, and say which catalog photo the sample should follow.
Does the record titled trunk show a trunk?
No. Those photos are briefs with no leg. Brief them on the men’s briefs page, or send a short-leg reference if you need a leg.
Can a trunk carry our brand?
Yes, as a private-label brief: your waistband artwork, labels and pack, on the cut you measured. Lettering already printed in a catalog photo is not your logo. This page states no price.