Mens Modal Boxer Briefs Second Skin Trunks Underwear 3/4/7 Pack

Comfortable, breathable and fit well. Good for the price. Mine are slightly loose but I worry the next size down might be a little tight. Not sure about durability but it seems to be a good buy.

For years, I bought expensive Hugo Boss underwear. At first they were great, but after a few months, they started to rasgar in the same area - no exceptions! Then I found out David Archy's: very comfortable, light, breathable - and most importantly: it lasts "forever". I bought it twice - and whenever I need new underwear again I know what to buy.

I have worn Calvin Klien for a number of years, but unable to find them for the price I bought them for originally off eBay (and yes they were legit in original retail packaging). But they were not the modal version. Plus the bright, pastel colors are not for me. These feel great. Very comfortable and not hot at all. I usually wear a M, so I ordered a M b/c reviews were confusing. Some said order two sizes up, some said order a size smaller (fit is different for everyone). I suggest ordering your normal size. Amazon has already adjusted size chart for the difference. I ordered what I normally wear. I typically wear a 32W and thought I had moved up to a 33. But after measuring my waist, I was depressed to see that I'm actually a 35. But the M still fits fine without cutting into my waist. The waist band is small compared to the CK's and I thought it would cut into my waist, but it didn't. Another 1/4-1/2 in would be nice and more grip. It's rather slick. They don't really ride up, but I believe b/c the material is sleeker, that it may ride up with some. You will have this issue with most of the short trunks b/c of the cut and material. When you sit down it tends to cause them to ride up b/c of the resistance put on the material. Longer ones won't do this b/c there's more surface area to grip the thighs.The crotch pocket is a little too roomy for me. The CK's fit snug, but comfortably. I can also tell that the stitching that runs down the middle of the crotch where it's double backed tends to cause an abnormal crease/bulge to that area after washing that causes them not lay flat. Maybe a poor choice on the stitch pattern or how the aligned the material. I don't have the CK modals to compare, but my other CK's didn't do this. They were primarily cotton though. But for the price and overall quality I am happy. Not sure how long they will last as I'm trying to take care of them like delicates. My CK's lasted almost 5 years until the elastic finally degraded. Look at the pics below and see what the size says. U.S. and European sizes are different, but The sizing chart seemed to work out. Even though I technically should be in a large, I believe they would be too loose in the crotch and around my legs. These worked out fine and I would order another set if they continue to hold up and stay at this price point. **UPDATE 5/7/16 ** Just thought I would give an update on these amazing trunks. I will DEFINITELY be buying more. They feel great and have held up well. No holes, tears, broken elastic, etc. I just wish the pouch was made different so that the stitching would not double up and create excessive bulging. You cannot be the price though! Thanks David Archy for making a great, affordable product. Calvin Klein is way overpriced.

Great alternative to Tommy Johns at a fraction of the price. I was an early buyer of Tommy John underwear and was a huge fan and advocate of there products. But then a few years ago something changed in the quality, but they still charged outrageous prices. I contacted Tommy John to discuss the issues I was having and customer service blamed me for the issues and even though they were still under the 90 day guarantee, would only replace on item, even though the whole batch was having issues for me. All the new underwear was ripping and tearing within weeks, while the batches I had from years previous were still holding up fine under similar use and similar wash. Yup, two-three year old under garments are holding up fine under the same conditions but all the new products are falling a part within weeks but it's something I'm doing- makes perfect seance. After spending a stupid amount of money on Tommy John's over the years and having negative interactions with the company I set out on a mission to find a replacement. After over a year of experimentation, I finally found David Archy! At less then 1/3 the cost, David Archy products are just as comfortable as Tommy Johns and hold up to normal use (daily use, exercise, washing in a washing machine, drying in a electric dryer). Sure, this is more expensive then other types of underwear but so comfortable and durable. It's worth the extra money, and trust me, I've tested out dozens of brands and these guys are now my go to. I did wish there was an opening in the front, but not a deal breaker.

best feeling and looking underwear I have ever owned. In fact, I have bought about 24 pair!!

I needed something to sleep in that was comfortable, soft, cool, wicked away sweat , not too tight but still wearable during the daytime. Tried these and they fit the bill for what I was looking for. It may not be for you if you're looking for great support. It is not very supportive for larger guys but that is what I wanted, some room around the pouch after they stretched out. These do stretch out after a short time wearing so it will be an experiment for some who may want to go down a size for a tighter feel. They are almost as good as my Tommy Johns but looser in the legs and may ride up more often. Waistband on the size large ordered, has a good width and not too snug for my 36 inch waist. Satisfied with the purchase.

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A friend of mine's son told him, "Hey dad, dump the old man white underwear. Get some new skivvies. They're really different now." While at first resistant, my friend found out that his son was right and mentioned it to me. So I went on the hunt for new underwear. There used to be just a few brands. Now there's a plethora of underwear brands. Plus, to add to the confusion, there are many more styles and colors. There are briefs, boxers, boxer briefs and trunks. You can get every color of the rainbow, plus camouflage. I don't like the cut of most briefs. They're too tight. Boxers are comfortable but too often they ride or bunch up on me. I have to stuff a wad of the boxer fabric in my jeans. Then you can get into G-string thongs, bag thongs, transparent briefs and "party" underwear which are all more bedroom casual than business casual. In short, instead of going for the pink lace, see-through, bulge-pouch bikinis to wear with my Tuxedo, I opted to get the David Archy Men's Pouch Trunk 4 Pack Micro Modal Low Rise underwear. I'm glad I did. These are really nice trunks that feel great. Very comfortable. Love the fabric. (I did order one size larger than I normally wear.) Lastly, let's talk prices. I was shocked to see some underwear prices. Hermes Woven boxers sell for a whopping $500 a pair. Oakley and Frigo will set you back $100 a pair. Tani is around $75. Whoa there, I can get a 3-pack of Calvins at Costco for $18. Also, for those prices shouldn't we be charging those companies an advertising fee for wearing their name-band elastic around our waists? For me, at around $25 for a 4-pack, David Archy underwear is a no brainer. You can test run a lot of underwear for this price. The MicroModal fabric is from Lenzing in Austria and manufacturing is in China. The same Chinese company is probably making a lot of the higher priced brands. Oh, and by the way, who is David Archy? What a mystery. Do you suppose he is best friends with Dos Equis' most interesting man in the world?

Comfortable for the most part but the waist band could be made of softer material

I ordered xlarge but I don't like them too tight. Beautiful material.

I bought my husband David Archy trunks a few years ago and now he won't wear and thing but. And he looks SO GOOD in them :P

Normal underwear. Just NOT low rise at all. They fit like normal comfortable underwear.