Quick Answer
Wear a gaff by pulling it up over your hips, arranging your anatomy backward between your legs, and adjusting the fabric so everything stays flat and secure. Choose the right size for comfort and all-day hold.
Why Size Matters for Gaff Comfort
Wearing the wrong size gaff is the most common cause of discomfort or a visible bulge. A gaff that is too small digs into your skin and restricts movement; one that is too large shifts out of place and fails to hold the tuck. The Hidden Cherries 3-Pack Gaff Classique offers a regular cut with a designated size option (Taille) so you can match it to your waistband measurement. Take your hip and waist circumference at the narrowest part of your torso and compare it to the brand's size chart before ordering – this step alone prevents most fit problems.
Step-by-Step: How to Tuck with a Gaff
- Choose the Right Size: Measure your waist at its narrowest point. Select the size that matches your measurement according to the gaff's size guide. A too-small gaff will cause pinching; a too-large one won't hold. If you're between sizes, go up one size for better all-day comfort – snug but not tight.
- Prepare the Gaff: Hold the gaff open with both hands so the cotton panel sits at the front (toward your belly) and the elastic waistband is at the top. Step into it as you would underwear, then pull it up to your hips. Make sure the gaff is not twisted before you start arranging your anatomy.
- Arrange Your Anatomy: While standing, gently guide your testes upward into the inguinal canals (the natural pockets near your groin). Then pull your penis backward between your legs. The goal is a flat, even surface without any hard lumps. Do not force anything – if it hurts, you are pushing too hard. Stop and try again with less pressure.
- Adjust the Gaff Panel: Center the cotton panel over the tucked area. Smooth the fabric so there are no folds or bunching. The panel should sit flat against your skin from front to back. Check in a mirror from the side – the silhouette should be smooth, not bulging outward or pinched inward.
- Secure and Test Movement: Pull the waistband up to your natural waist. Walk, sit, and bend to see if the gaff holds without shifting. If it slides down, try a smaller size; if it leaves red marks, try a larger size. You should be able to move freely and sit comfortably without the need to adjust every few minutes.
Product Details
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3- Pack Gaff Classique: Handmade in Quebec with a regular cut designed for trans and non-binary bodies, available in a 3-pack with a size option. The regular cut and specific size choice help you achieve a reliable tuck without constant readjustment, and the 3-pack gives you backup pairs for daily wear.
3- Pack Gaff Classique
