The boxing textile clearance brings together the boxer’s outfit from last season: English boxing and Thai boxing shorts Metal Boxe, tank tops and shorts adidas for amateur boxing, matching sets, women’s training t-shirts, tracksuits Lonsdale and joggers. Items designed for the gym, warm-ups, and competitions, at reduced prices, for beginners and competitors alike.
Get dressed for training and fighting, at a more affordable price.
The English boxing shorts are recognized by their loose fit that falls to the knee and their wide and high waistband. This serves a regulatory purpose: it defines the waistline, below which all punches are prohibited, and the referee refers to it to penalize low blows. Metal Boxe offers several versions, from training to gala, like the One, the Water or the Pro Line Military. The fabric, satin for the ring or matte for the gym, must remain lightweight and allow free movement of the legs without slipping over the hips when the boxer dodges or pivots.
The boxing clearance also includes:
All end-of-line items are gathered on the boxing page.
The Thai boxing shorts are quite the opposite: very short, flared and split at the sides, they free the hips for high kicks and knee strikes in clinch. Its very wide elastic waistband keeps the shorts in place without a drawstring. The satin, a traditional material in Thailand, is often adorned with embroidery and inscriptions in Thai script, like the Metal Boxe Thaï or Lumpunee models. In kickboxing, according to the discipline, this short may be worn or a long and loose pant, inherited from full-contact. This open cut is also useful in MMA standing, where leg strikes are frequent.
In amateur boxing, also known as Olympic boxing, the fighter wears a tank top and shorts in the color of their corner, red or blue, so that judges can easily distinguish the boxers. The adidas line bearing the name of the AIBA, the former international amateur boxing federation, follows this code: a sleeveless top to free the shoulders and matching shorts with a contrasting waistband that marks the waistline. The technical fabric dries quickly between rounds. The set Metal Boxe, matching top and shorts, offers the same spirit for training or club matches.
Lonsdale was founded in London in 1960 by former boxer Bernard Hart, who was allowed to use the name of the earls of Lonsdale. Hugh Lowther, the fifth earl, promoted boxing with gloves at the end of the nineteenth century, and his name remains associated with the Lonsdale belt, a trophy for British champions. The Lonsdale Hedley or Royal Stewart tracksuits are worn for morning runs and warm-ups when the boxer needs to raise their temperature. The jogging pants Metal Boxe, flexible and durable, accompany the work on the bag and cardio sessions without hindering movement.
Base it on the waist measurement, keeping in mind that the elastic waistband should hold without being too tight during movement. An English boxing short fits loosely at the thighs; a Thai boxing short is chosen to fit more snugly at the hips to avoid sagging.
Satin can be hand-washed or machine-washed on a delicate cycle, inside out and at a maximum of thirty degrees, to preserve its shine and embroideries. Avoid the tumble dryer and hot iron, which can mark the fabric; flat drying or hanging is enough.
A boxer or a technical short without thick seams will avoid chafing in the groin area. Many boxers opt for a short that supports the thigh muscles and prevents the shorts from riding up during movement.
A breathable t-shirt and soft shorts or jogging pants are enough to start. Avoid thick cotton, which absorbs sweat, and clothing with zippers or buttons, which can injure a partner during drills.
In amateur boxing, the color of the tank top and shorts corresponds to the boxer's corner. Male professional boxers fight shirtless, with personalized shorts, often embroidered with their name and in colours of their choice.