box-fresh
adjective mainly UK (also boxfresh) /ˈbɒksˌfreʃ/ /ˈbɑːksˌfreʃ/
（通常指衣服）崭新的;一尘不染的
(usually used about clothing) new and not used, or looking clean and fresh and in very good condition
They were dressed in fluorescent hoodies and box-fresh sneakers. 他们身穿荧光帽衫和崭新的运动鞋。
It bores me when people are determined to keep clothes box-fresh. 人们一心想要保持衣服一尘不染，真是让我生厌。
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- He was wearing baggy black tracksuit bottoms, white polo top and box-fresh Nike trainers.
- He was wearing the kind of trainers that would suggest he jogged here, were they not quite so boxfresh.
- They were an amazing find: box-fresh, early-Fifties Lee jeans.
- It costs nothing to try out all the new gear, and I've selected a box-fresh combination of boots, binding and board.