Boys Inlet Boxer
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Boys Inlet Boxer
Comfort meets Southern character. The Boys Inlet Boxer from Properly Tied brings classic outdoor-inspired prints to a soft, comfortable boxer — the kind of everyday essential that boys actually want to wear. Available in Flock and Pointer prints for a fun, nature-inspired look that's perfectly on-brand for the outdoorsy boy.
Fabric & Feel | Soft Boxer Construction | Comfortable for All-Day Wear
Design Details | Available in Flock and Pointer Prints | Classic, Outdoor-Inspired Properly Tied Style
Colors | Flock, Pointer
Sizing | Available in 4, 5, 6, 7, YS, YM, YL
Styling Suggestions
- A great everyday essential for boys who love the outdoors and classic Southern style
- Pair with any Properly Tied outfit for a fully coordinated, head-to-toe look
- A fun and practical addition to a back-to-school wardrobe refresh
- Makes a great stocking stuffer, birthday gift, or add-on to any Properly Tied order
- Available in two prints — stock up on both Flock and Pointer for a fun, mix-and-match everyday rotation
Fit & Sizing Notes
Available in sizes 4, 5, 6, 7, YS, YM, and YL. True to size with a comfortable, relaxed fit.
Wren + Revel is a premier children's clothing boutique in Cullman, Alabama, specializing in stylish clothing for girls and boys ages 5-14.
We focus on tween girls clothing, tween boys clothing, children's clothing, boys clothing, girls clothing, shoes, accessories, gifts, and custom Patch Bar creations.
Our boutique carries top brands including Hayden Girl, Pleat, Tenly, Burlebo, Southern Tide, and Properly Tied, offering everything from everyday outfits and school styles to game day apparel, vacation looks, and special occasion clothing.
Whether you're shopping for fashionable girls clothing, boys clothing, or on-trend tween styles, Wren + Revel makes it easy to find age-appropriate fashion kids love.
Visit our Cullman boutique, shop online from anywhere in the U.S. with fast shipping, or choose convenient local pickup.
