Part of the Gay Madrid Guide — bars, events & things to do.
Madrid, Spain
Chueca underwear boutique stocking body-conscious briefs, trunks, and jockstraps.
The Madrid outpost of Boxer, a gay men's fetish and underwear label that started in Barcelona in 2007, this Calle de Pelayo shop covers a lot more ground than a standard underwear boutique. Alongside briefs, trunks and jockstraps, the racks run to leather, rubber and latex, sports and uniform gear, and a selection of adult toys, gear for a night at a fetish party as much as a restock of the basics drawer. It's a small, focused store in the middle of Chueca, with staff who know the brands and aren't precious about helping you find a fit. For travelers it's a practical stop if you've packed for the wrong kind of night, and for locals it's one of the neighborhood's go-to spots for kit you won't find on the high street.
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