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A vintage pair of British Army issue olive green boxer shorts produced in the post-World War II era (1950s–1960s) from lightweight Airtex cotton — a breathable, cellular-weave fabric originally developed in Britain for underwear and tropical shirts due to its ventilation and comfort properties. Airtex was widely used historically in military hot-weather gear and underwear because it traps air and helps keep the wearer cool in warm climates.

Crafted for everyday military wear, these boxers feature a loose, comfortable cut with an elastic or drawstring waistband and a classic boxer design true to mid-20th-century army issue. Their olive-green shade reflects the British Army’s practical approach to undress optics in field and garrison use, while the airy Airtex material makes them ideal for summer or tropical deployments.

Perfect for collectors,

Boxers & Long Johns

British Army Vintage Airtex Boxers Shorts