Suns Out Buns Out (Boxers) – Haishang

The Material After considerable research into a sustainable fabrics for our boxers, we got pretty comfortable with Modal (you will too when you try them on). Modal is a semi-synthetic fabric made from the pulp of Beech trees, the manufacturing process uses a closed loop system which limits waste, and which requires mu
The Material After considerable research into a sustainable fabrics for our boxers, we got pretty comfortable with Modal (you will too when you try them on). Modal is a semi-synthetic fabric made from the pulp of Beech trees, the manufacturing process uses a closed loop system which limits waste, and which requires much less land area and water use than cotton. The resulting fabric is breathable, absorbent, durable and incredibly soft to touch - perfect qualities for our boxers, oh and it’s also completely biodegradable. In an attempt to limit plastic packaging, these boxers come in a bamboo tube which can subsequently be used however you like, but work well as a sunglasses case, piggy bank, plant pot etc. Further details can be found in our Sizing & Product Care section, but we recommend washing in cold water and not tumble drying. The Design Translating literally as ‘touch heart’, Dim Sum is a favourite amongst Hong Kong-ers. Dim Sum comprises a range of small dishes (buns, dumplings etc), typically arriving in small steaming baskets and enjoyed with tea. Some traditional Dim Sum houses around the city still serve customers from carts that weave between the circular tables, but be quick as the favourites of Har Gow, Siu Mai and Char Siu Bao are not around for long, and you may be left with 'Phoenix Claws' (braised chicken-feet)!