Prowler RED Switch Jock

Say what you want without saying a word. The Prowler RED Switch Jock is a black jockstrap with a sleek band and a classic jock silhouette, and its trick is a set of interchangeable hook-and-loop patches that read TOP, VERS and BOTTOM. Stick the one that fits your mood on the front or the back, and swap it when the mood changes. A signature Prowler paw print logo patch is in there too.

That makes it a flexible piece. On a night you're out, the patch tells people what you're looking for. On a night in, you can use the patches as a game, or change them halfway through a party. Hook and loop means you can change them as often as you like, and the patches go on the front or the back, so you decide who sees what. It's a small bit of customization that gets used more than you'd expect.

The jock itself is 82% polyester and 18% spandex, with a classic jockstrap shape. The spandex gives it enough stretch to move with you, and the band is sleek and black, so it goes with the patches and not against them. It comes in sizes S to 2XL, and the chart is based on waist measurements. A jockstrap should hold you securely without cutting in, so pay attention to the size you choose.

Key Features:
- Interchangeable patches – TOP, VERS and BOTTOM
- Hook-and-loop attachment – change them whenever you like
- Front or back placement – you choose where they go
- Paw print logo patch – the Prowler signature included
- 82% polyester, 18% spandex – stretch with support
- Black band – a classic jock silhouette

Size Specs: Waist sizing. Small: 28-32 in. (71-81 cm). Medium: 30-34 in. (76-86.5 cm). Large: 33-36 in. (81-91.5 cm). XLarge: 34-38 in. (86.5-96.5 cm). 2XLarge: 36-40 in. (91.5-101.5 cm).

Materials: 82% polyester, 18% spandex.

Picking your size

Measure your waist with a soft tape where the waistband will sit, which for a jockstrap is usually just below the navel. Keep the tape level and snug, and compare the number to the chart. The ranges overlap, so a 33 in. waist fits more than one size. If you land on an overlap, choose the smaller size for a close, supportive feel or the larger one for more room. The spandex adds some give, but a pouch that's too tight is uncomfortable, so we'd go up if you're unsure.

Care

Check the garment label. In general, wash it in cool water on a gentle cycle in a mesh bag, with the patches removed so the hook and loop doesn't snag the fabric. Skip bleach and fabric softener, which wear out spandex, and hang it to dry. Keep the hook-and-loop sides free of lint and hair so they keep their grip, and stick the patches together when they're not in use.

One practical note on the patches. Stick them on before you dress, press firmly for a few seconds so the hook and loop bite, and test the hold by tugging lightly. Patches on the back sit against clothes and can shift, so the front is the better spot if you're moving a lot. Carry the spares flat in a small bag so you can swap when you want. It's also a nice conversation starter, because everyone wants to know which patch you picked, and you get to decide if you say.

How we ship it

We pack it in a plain, unmarked box, with nothing on the outside to give it away.