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

He’s Bearing it all in his Calvins.

Jeremy Allen White stripped down to his boxer briefs for Calvin Klein’s latest campaign Tuesday — and along with revealing his insane abs, he opened up to GQ about what it’s like to pose in his undies.

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 fall/winter 2024 images.

The star sat poolside with some playful dogs in one snapshot as he rocked 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 white CK crew socks ($24).

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

“I felt so insecure leading up to the shoot itself, and it felt kind of crazy,” White told GQ of his first time stripping down to his Calvins in January, adding he “woke up early” with a friend to take a picture of his billboard before everyone else saw it.

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

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

“CALVIN I thought we talked about this – I can’t possibly take anymore this is a tease!!” another added, while a third commented, “Forgive me father, for I have zoomed” on his gray undies pic.

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

“I don’t care what people say—I think denim-on-denim is always going to look cool,” the “Iron Claw” star said, adding that after he completed his Calvin Klein shoot in April, all denim became his “summer evening staple.”

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

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

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