PACKING GEAR - UNDERWEAR + HARNESSES + POUCHES
Cake Bandit · Trans-Owned · NYC-Made
The Underwear Drawer
You Actually Deserve.
Packing underwear and harnesses for trans men, trans masculine, gender expansive, gnc, and non-binary people. Real function built into every pair — no workarounds, no cis-normative cuts.
What's in this collection
Wear It.
Pack in It.
Built-in front pouch holds a packer or STP all day. Put it on and go — no separate harness.
- Cake Bandit Packing Briefs — 4 colors
- Cake Bandit 6" Packing Boxer Briefs — 4 colors
- Cake Bandit STP Boxer Briefs — 5 colors, S–3XL
Pack in
What You Own.
Prefer your own underwear? A harness gives you the hold without replacing your whole drawer.
- Cake Bandit Packing Harness — jockstrap style, 3 colors
- Cake Bandit O-Ring Boxer Brief Harness — 3 colors, from $16.50
Style guide, STP info & FAQs+
Pick by how you pack
| Style | Best for | STP-ready? | Wear your own underwear? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Packing Briefs | Everyday packing, soft & silicone packers | No | No — all-in-one |
| 6" Packing Boxer Briefs | Boxer feel, all-day packing | No | No — all-in-one |
| STP Boxer Briefs | Pack + stand to pee, one garment | ✅ Yes | No — all-in-one |
| Packing Harness | Pack in any underwear | With compatible STP | ✅ Yes |
| O-Ring Harness | Pack or play in any underwear | With compatible STP | ✅ Yes |
Complete Your Setup
What's the difference between packing underwear and a harness?
Packing underwear has the pouch built in — put it on and pack. A harness lets you pack while wearing your own underwear. Both hold securely all day. It comes down to whether you want an all-in-one pair or the flexibility to use underwear you already own.
Which style works with an STP device?
The Cake Bandit STP Boxer Briefs are built specifically for stand-to-pee use. The Packing Harness and O-Ring Harness also work with most STP devices when positioned correctly. See our STP Guide for full positioning tips.
How do I size Cake Bandit underwear?
Cake Bandit sizes by hip/waist measurement: XS 24–26", S 27–31", M 32–35", L 36–38", XL 39–42", 2XL 43–46", 3XL 47–52". If you pack heavy or want a firmer hold, size down. For all-day comfort, size up. When in doubt, size up.
How often should I replace my packing underwear?
Packing underwear works harder than regular pairs — the added weight and movement of a packer puts constant strain on waistbands and pouch seams. We recommend checking in at the 6-month mark for daily-wear packing pairs, rather than waiting the full 9–12 months. Watch for elastic that's lost its tension, a pouch that's shifting, or fabric thinning in the seat or gusset. Read the full guide →
Can I return or exchange packing underwear?
All underwear and harness sales are final for hygiene reasons. We strongly recommend measuring before ordering. If you have questions first, email hello@transguysupply.com — a real person will help you pick the right size and style.
Do you ship discreetly?
Always. Every order ships in a plain, unmarked mailer. The return address reads "Shipping Dept." only — no product names, no company name on the outside.
From the blog
Ultimate Guide to Trans Masc & Nonbinary Underwear
Packing underwear vs. harness, what to look for in a first pair, and how to size correctly.
Read the Guide →STP Guide: How to Choose & Use a Stand-to-Pee Device
First-time STP use, positioning, which devices pair best with which underwear styles.
Read the Guide →FTM Packing — Everything You Want to Know
Soft pack vs. hard pack, daily positioning tips, and what size packer to start with.
Read the Guide →I Wore a Mr. Limpy for 7 Days Straight
Real-world packing test: what held, what shifted, what the underwear actually felt like by day seven.
Read the Article →How Often Should You Replace Your Underwear?
The trans body guide to elastic lifespan, hygiene, and why being on T changes your replacement timeline.
Read the Guide →
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