David Archy UNDERWEAR Men's

Tighty whiteys look stupid and you're suffering for no reason. Someday you could be walking along a river, like Lenny in January of 1982., but maybe it's not so cold. Flight 90 clips the bridge and your boy scout training kicks in - you've got to rescue Priscilla. You know you should strip off your clothes and jump in to save her, but you've got Depends trainers on - a total dork on all those social media posts - you hesitate and well - you're not Lenny today. Instead, be prepared. Pick up some of these. If you've ever got to strip down to hero mode, you won't turn into an embarrassing meme. And, in the mean time, these moisture wicking, breathable briefs will keep the kids swimmin in fresh munchkins. Kick the soggy fart sponge habit and be the man you were supposed to be.

Very good, comfortable and stylish. My only complaint is some of the underwear have tags, and some have printer on material tags. The physical tags simply have to be cut out, they are too irritating to deal with. Overall they are a quality garment.

This review is for David Archy mens bamboo briefs. It's a real review. I don't do fake reviews for free stuff, and shame on anyone who does. I'm super picky about underwear. I only wear briefs, and if there's anything I don't like about them, I hate them. There's no middle ground. That said, I have bought (and hate) Hanes and FOTL far too many times - neither of which I will ever buy again. I've also tried other brands, which have varied from not-quite-as-bad-but-still-bad to OMG-I-cant-believe-I-found-something-worse-than-Hanes. I've avoided paying ridiculous amounts of money for other brands, because frankly underwear shouldn't cost that much. My biggest issue with all of the underwear I've tried is the elastic around the legs. I truly cannot stand when there's... slippage... and things start to get pinched, especially when walking. Is it that cost-ineffective to use decent elastic? It's been an issue with every brand I've tried, even when brand new. So I saw these David Archy briefs and since they weren't ridiculously expensive I figured why not? It wouldn't be much bigger a waste of money than any of the others if they didn't work out. And now, as long as I can keep finding these and they keep producing this level of quality, I will never buy any other brand of briefs again. These are unbelievably comfortable. They're stretchy and not tight, so nothing's getting squashed, but not loose and baggy so there's support. And the leg elastic is perfect. Not tight, not loose. It stretches without letting anything sneak out and get pinched. The waistband is comfortable and I haven't noticed any rolling. No complaints at all about the quality of the fabric or stitching. I can't believe I'm excited about underwear. After I got my first order I bought another pack so I have enough to get through the week. They seem fairly durable - light-weight as they are - so I don't know how soon I'll need to order again, but it's going to be these from now on. All pros and no cons.

My parents used to tell a joke to company after a few drinks: Q " What do cheap hotels and cheap underwear have in common ?" A There's no ball room" :) I forget that I'm wearing underwear 'cuz these are so comfortable...great fabric.nice pouch, and no fly to confusticate things. BTW I'm a landscaper so I buy the dark gray so I don't have to worry about pouch stains from my dirty hands...haven't worn tighty whiteys for 40 years.

I love David Archy underwear, this pair is comfortable, with an easy tear out tag so the tag isn’t bothering you. They are rather soft, which is nice, but I wouldn’t mind if they felt just a little firmer or more structured for added support of the boys. I still love them and have already recommended them to quite a few friends.