Supreme x Hanes Realtree Boxer Briefs (2 Pack)
Supreme vs. Original
Supreme version
Original — Hanes
Men's Tagless ComfortSoft Boxer Briefs (Style 7460)
About the original
Hanes Tagless ComfortSoft boxer briefs (style 7460) are mid-rise 100% cotton knit underwear with a covered ComfortSoft elastic waistband, a tagless heat-transfer label, and a closed-fly front panel, shipped through every major US retailer. Hanes was founded in 1901 by brothers Pleasant Henderson Hanes and John Wesley Hanes in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Realtree is an American camouflage licensing firm founded by Bill Jordan in Columbus, Georgia in 1986; the Supreme drop used the Realtree Xtra tree-bark print, catalogued by Supreme under the colorway name Woodbine. The FW17 Supreme collab is a two-pair pack in the Woodbine colorway with a red Supreme wordmark on the waistband. Released November 2, 2017 at $40.
About Hanes
Hanes is an American apparel manufacturer founded in 1901 by John Wesley Hanes in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, as Shamrock Mills. The company started making infants' and men's socks before expanding into underwear, T-shirts, and hosiery; it was renamed Hanes Hosiery Mills in 1914. Today Hanesbrands is one of the largest basic apparel producers in the world, with core product lines including cotton crewneck T-shirts, boxer briefs, tagless undershirts, and athletic socks sold in multipacks. Supreme has used Hanes as the base for its branded boxer briefs and T-shirt multipacks.
