Men's Cotton Stretch Boxer Brief

This is a comfortable brief. The price can be a bit more that others but well worth it. A great fit and you will more than likely not use any other brief..

Okay...so I've been a Hanes/Fruit of the Loom guy my whole life. Nothing seemed more absurd to me than "designer underwear", especially for men. Well, as the quality of these discount brands got cheaper and cheaper, I became frustrated with underwear that stretched out, lost its elasticity and overall broke down so fast. I'm talking within six months or so of purchase. I've NEVER been a "label whore" and don't care whatsoever who makes the clothes I wear. I do, however, always look for quality. I've learned that sometimes, when you pay more, it's not price-gouging or just a "status" markup. You DO get what you pay for. Having said that, these underwear are excellent. They hug the body just the right way and the 5% spandex does the trick to keep their integrity intact. They also have a slightly silky feel against the skin, which is great. Perhaps the best part is the cut. The legs are short and don't come down the thigh very far at all. I was most amazed by the pouch in the front and how its designed to provide excellent support but also to put your "package" front and center. Let's just say these underwear are VERY flattering. I had no idea underwear could flatter and fit so well. I know it sounds crazy for a guy to say, but these underwear really DO make you feel sexy. I can't believe I've been hiding my assets for so long in those cheap old Hanes. No more for me. Highly recommended.

These certainly aren't the cheapest briefs, but they are my favorite. Despite the price, which varies, I've actually ordered five pairs. They are not thin, but I wouldn't call them too thick. That thickness combined with the black color (which hides shadows) results in a very smooth look that other color/material combinations can not pull off. Not everybody wants to see the fine details of your package, or so I've been told. The material is soft and slightly stretchy. The waist stretches more, but not too much. They never feel too tight or too loose, from the mornings I wake up hungry enough to raid a village to the evenings when I've stuffed my face enough to be carrying a food baby. As for durability, I have pairs that have held up for several years now. The only difference is the color has slightly grayed, and the print on the label inside has washed away, not that anyone would care about that. I'm including a photo of one of those pairs. I also have a pair that I accidentally set on a recently bleached surface, but that was my fault, so don't do that, obviously. The only drawback for me is the logo. This is the only item of clothing I have that I'll accept a logo on. I wish it wasn't there, but this isn't the most visible item of clothing. And when it is seen, hey, at least it's Armani.

I kind of rolled my eyes at buying designer underwear but honestly these are noticeably better than the cheap stuff I was used to. They fit really well and don't bunch up or ride up throughout the day which is the biggest thing for me when it comes to underwear. The fabric is soft and has a little stretch to it so they stay comfortable from morning classes all the way through evening. Worth the extra money if you care about comfort at all.

I like the material and most importantly how they look

So this was my second purchase of "designer" underwear. I read boxer briefs and thought they would be longer on me, however they aren't as long as I like my underwear to be. Another issue I have is the tag on the back in the waistband becomes scratchy every now and again. The last issue I have is that there is some ride up/rolling up of the legs. The good things: These are very soft and comfortable. The softest underwear I've ever worn. If the legs were a bit longer, these may be the perfect pair of underwear. Secondly, I look great in these underwear. I'm no 6-pack model, but these look good on me. They provide great support (the reason why I started buying designer underwear in the first place) and the present the "package" in a perfect way. The logo on the waistband isn't too much, and actually looks good. I would buy again if they were longer. For TL;DR Cons: UPDATE: They ripped in the "taint" area after the 2nd wash. MeUndies have superior quality I've found. Ride-up/Roll-up occurs on legs. Waistband tag becomes scratchy every now and then Not as long as I like my underwear. Pros: Very soft and comfy Looks great on me Provides great support Accentuates "Package" very nicely

Fit is great and they're quite comfortable.

My husband usually wears a large, but I have finally persuaded him to order an extra large. He weighs about 205 and is 5'8" and they fit him perfectly. He wears size 38 waist pants if that helps - a little pricey, but he likes them.

arrived damaged with a small hole (1cm in the inside leg). i purchased 4 pairs and 3 were fine.

Die größte ist nicht wie erwartet. Sind nicht die ersten von Armani da war die Passform besser.

Pésimo producto solo me los he puesto 3 veces y ya tiene se descosió y se hizo un agujero en la parte de abajo ! No creo que sean original Armani !

I don't like it

I should have known boxer briefs are briefs not boxer shorts the picture was misleading and now I can’t even return them