Any clothes shop workers able to help please?

[Choconuts]

My DS who is ND has trouble with his clothes like lots of ND people.

After trying what seems like every type of pants we could find he’s decided he likes the tight boxer types. Problem is all of them seem to have the clothing tag on the back not the side like in women’s knickers. I’ve tried cutting them out but it still irritates him.

Does anyone know of a brand who don’t put labels on the back please? It will save me a lot of time going store to store! Thanks

DH wears this kind he has levis and Jack Jones, just checked and the Levi's ones have a small cotton patch on the back of the waistband see picture and JJ have no labels just printed info on the inside. He said sometimes the JJ ones have labels but with loose stitches so you snip them and the whole thing comes out and so do the stitches so doesn't leave anything uncomfortable behind

Can you unpick the stitching instead of snipping?

Hi my son doesn’t have such issues but he does like the Calvin Klein boxer trunks (you can get trunks also) - these have the information printed onto the material. You will pay a but can often get a deal and they really do last!

I've bought Innersy brand before on Amazon. They are tag free - the information is just printed inside. Could they work?
Innersy - Amazon

Edited - tried to add small image 😕

These look perfect thanks @BrownyMousy

Thanks everyone else for the suggestions I can try those if these aren’t acceptable for any reason 😁

@Choconuts I forgot that my adult DS buys these from M&S and they are label free too - I think a lot of their range are now because it's cheaper to stamp the details on rather than produce and stitch in a label.
M&S Jersey boxers

I would imagine that their trunks do not have labels either but you might want to check.

I can confirm the M&S cool and fresh trunks don't have sewn in labels just the stamp. Husband loves not having an annoying label!

Depending on his age, M&S men’s small ‘Lycra’ trunks work. There is no label in them.

I second this, I buy them for my ND son. He loves them, the info is printed on the inside back waistband and they are readily available (we got them from the outlet) so we bought stacks of them.

Tesco tight boxers and hipsters don't have a label

My son has learning disability and autism. We buy Innersy from amazon. They wear well and are comfortable. No tags.

Oddballs are completely sewn into to waistband. The three of us in our household can’t feel the label.

Not sure how old DS is, but tesco own brand kids have printed labels.

I got these for my DS from amazon 12 pairs for £15. He loves them. They are super soft.

Some of the M&S ones have the info printed on the fabric, no label at all.

Underarmour

My ND husband wears Boss ones that are incredibly soft and have the care details screen printed on them. They are pricey though.

The innersys ones available on Amazon just have the info printed on the fabric

My DS doesn’t like tags inside his boxers. I usually buy from TKMaxx and look for sporty boxers which don’t have any labels that are attached. New balance are good. At the moment he has a brand called Spyder.