FLAT FRONT
Cake Bandit · Trans-Owned · From $20
Flat Front.
No Extras.
Flat front underwear for trans men, trans masculine, gender expansive, gnc, and non-binary people who want a clean, flat look — no built-in bulge, no extra fabric, no compromises. Wear it as-is or load it up. Your call.
Two flat front styles — here's the difference
Flat Front Jocks & Boxer Briefs — no pouch, no curve, no extra fabric. The same great Cake Bandit construction, cut completely flat. Wear them on their own for a clean silhouette, or pair with a harness if you want to pack.
STP Range — also flat front, no curve. Designed to be stand-to-pee functional. Holds an STP or packer down and in place. Wear with nothing and it's a flat front with options — add a device and it works for packing or standing to pee.
Style breakdown, sizing & FAQs+
Flat Front — no function
Flat Front Jock
Classic jock silhouette, completely flat front. No pouch, no padding. Pairs with any harness or worn solo for a clean flat look under anything.
Flat Front Boxer Briefs 3"
Boxer brief cut, flat front construction. No extra fabric up front — just a clean, comfortable fit. Available with and without logo.
STP Range — flat front + functional
STP Briefs
Brief cut, flat front, STP-ready opening. Holds your device down and in place. Multiple colorways including monochrome skin tones.
STP Boxer Briefs 3"
Boxer brief length, flat front, fully STP-functional. Packs, stands, or wears clean with nothing inside. Available in monochrome skin tones.
STP Boxer Briefs 6"
Longer cut for more coverage, same flat front STP function. Great for active wear and longer days.
STP Long Underwear
Full-length flat front long underwear with STP functionality. Sizes include hip and inseam — check the size guide before ordering.
Sizing
Measure at your hips, not your waist
All Cake Bandit flat front styles are low-rise — they sit at your hips. Measure at the fullest point of your hips and seat. S fits 27–31", M fits 32–36", L fits 36–38", XL fits 38–42", 2XL fits 42–47", 3XL fits 48–52". If between sizes, size up.
Complete your setup
What's the difference between flat front and packing underwear?
Packing underwear is curved and has a built-in front pouch that holds a packer or STP device all day — no harness needed. Flat front underwear does not have a curve, some have a flat layer inside to make them packer optional but do not create extra empty lookiing fabric - they stay flat. If you want to pack with flat front options that do not have an extra layer or pouch, you can pair pair those flat front styles with a separate Cake Bandit harness, or choose from the flat styles with options.
Can I use a packer with the flat front STP styles?
Yes — The flat front boxer briefs have a flat inner pouch, giving you the option of any size packer, the no logo boxer briefs have a small flat inner pouch for small packers only. The STP range holds both STP devices and soft packers. The opening is designed to secure a device down and in place. If you just want to pack without STP function, a soft packer sits comfortably in the STP opening too.
Do I need an STP device to wear STP underwear?
No. STP underwear works great worn empty — it's just a flat front brief or boxer brief with a discreet opening. Many people wear it daily with nothing inside and appreciate the flat, gender-affirming cut. The STP function is there when you want it.
Which flat front style is best for beginners to STP?
The STP Briefs are the most popular starting point — brief cut, easy to position your device, and forgiving while you're learning. The STP Freely is the most beginner-friendly device to pair with them.
Do you ship discreetly?
Every TGS order ships in a plain, unmarked mailer. The return address reads "Shipping Dept." only — no mention of what's inside or who it's from.
STP Guide
First-time STP use, which devices work best, and how to position for success.
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