Jeremy Allen White’s shirtless abs steal the show in the new Calvin Klein campaign

He is Bearextinguishing everything in his Calvins.

Jeremy Allen White stripped down to his boxers for Calvin Klein’s latest campaign on Tuesday — and in addition to showing off his insane abs, he talked to GQ about what it’s like to pose in his underwear.

The ‘Bear’ star, 33, showed off his ripped figure in his second campaign for the American designer this year, posing shirtless in both underwear and jeans in a series of images of autumn/winter 2024.

The star sat poolside with playful dogs in one snap while rocking black Calvin Klein Modern Cotton Air Low-Rise Trunks ($55), while in another he lounged on a chair in gray Cotton Classics Boxer Briefs ($70 $49) and CK White Crew Socks ($24).

In other photos, the “Iron Claw” actor models the brand’s jeans (but remains shirtless), posing with a black jacket draped around his elbows in a revealing image, and wearing an unbuttoned ’90s Calvin Klein Trucker Jacket ($129 ) with the sleeves cut off in two other frames.

“I felt so insecure before the shoot itself, and I felt kind of crazy,” White told GQ of the first time she stripped down to Calvins in January, adding that she “got up early” with a friend to take a picture his board before everyone else sees it.

He described the reaction to his fiery first campaign as “cool and surprising,” adding, “I mean, like so many things in my life right now, it’s all very cool and surprising.”

As for his newest foray into modeling, fans had an equally wild reaction, with one commenting on Calvin Klein’s Instagram post: “Give the gentleman an extended contract please. We have to grow with him through these CK campaigns. – Sincerely, Management.”

“CALVIN I thought we talked about this – I can’t take it anymore, this is teasing!!” another added, while a third commented: “Forgive me dad for zooming in” on the photo of himself in gray knickers.

White — who will play Bruce Springsteen in the upcoming biopic “Deliver Me From Nowhere” — said he’s “very much a jeans guy” and is leaning toward a Canadian tuxedo.

“I don’t care what people say — I think denim-on-denim will always look great,” the “Iron Claw” star said, adding that after wrapping up her Calvin Klein shoot in April, all denim it became his”. summer evening staple.”

He also compared his love of denim to his new role, explaining that he considers Springsteen “a jeans and T-shirt guy.”

“It was exciting to know that we at least had that in common,” White said of the “Born in the USA” rocker.

Maybe Calvin Klein will tap the “Born To Run” singer for their next campaign.