DAVID ARCHY Men's Ultra Soft Underwear Micro Modal Breathable Moisture Wicking Seamless Underwear for Men Multipack

These are worth every penny. I love the fabric. It's super soft and breathable while still being supportive. But unlike some of the other brands that "squish" certain things that need some room, these have enough pouch in the bulge to be comfortable. I got a pack of these after reading some reviews because I was looking for something that I could be just as comfortable on a 5 mile hike as watching TV on the couch. I'm very happy with them, and your partner will love the colors.

Love these underwear for good. They last about 3-5 years though

Easily the most comfortable, best fitting underwear I've ever worn. The ball pouch is especially comfortable if you're a "larger" man since your package isn't getting smashed against your leg all day like regular boxer briefs and they naturally "ride up" into a comfortable position but also don't move around much at all during the day. My whole life I've just stuck to 100% cotton Hane's boxer briefs because they just work, are cheap, and I didn't really think I was missing out on much. I got a pair of rayon fabric underwear with the purchase of an electric razor a couple years ago and the fabric was really comfortable but I noticed this fabric starts to smell after you've worn them for a few months like other synthetic fabrics like polyester. So recently I did some research and found out with this type of fabric there's a few rules to washing: 1) Only wash with cold water on a gentle/delicate cycle (Or hand wash, but I'm lazy lol). 2) Do NOT use fabric softener. Regular fabric softener will degrade the material easier, cause it not to wick away and evaporate sweat as easily (this is why you're not supposed to use fabric softener on towels/rags), and will help trap bacteria in the fabric which causes it to smell after a few months of use. 3) Never put this fabric in a dryer. Air dry it in a cool dry place away from sunlight, such as a closet. 4) Instead of fabric softener use a little bit of distilled white vinegar (1/4 cup for a small load, up to 1 cup for a very large load. You really don't need much). This will help kill bacteria and soften the fabric like traditional fabric softener. Make sure to set your washer to rise 2 times so the first rinse will release the vinegar, drain, and then the second rinse will wash away any remaining vinegar so there won't be any vinegar smell. 5) Wash this underwear by itself or with other synthetic fabrics and make sure to turn them inside out or put them in a laundry bag. Do not wash with jeans or other stiff clothing. This will just help to extend the life and keep the material from degrading quickly. I just throw them in with all of my polyester shirts and basketball shorts. It might sound like a lot of extra work but it just adds a couple minutes to my laundry routine and I think it's totally worth it for the extra comfort. 11/10 would recommend

Bought these for my husband who wanted something that breathes a bit more and these do that. He said they aren't as supportive as he'd like but better than what he had before which was too tight. The fabric is really soft to the touch. And the fit is nice on him.

So it may only be day 1 (and I will update this review if things change) but after having so much trouble finding the right kind of Briefs so I'm not chaffing and they are comfortable for me and my waist, these have by far worked much better than my other pairs I have gotten. I tried a pair of Hanes and they were to baggy and like a cloth of some kind and were uncomfortable. I also tried the Bamboo brand here on Amazon and they were better but after some washes became to baggy, developed holes in the crotch way to soon, and were close but not the comfort I was after. This search all began when my wife got me a pair of Shinesty underwear which were great, best underwear I've ever had. Unfortunately they to developed holes in the crotch but they were unfortunately $17 for a single pair or a bit less for the subscription of a monthly pair. Ultimately after some research (recently) they are made of their own 95% MicroModal and 5% spandex. Which led me to these. I will definitely update once they go through the wash and I keep wearing them for a while, But today I have had no issues and I haven't even had to adjust them nearly as much as my other pairs. They aren't rolling up on me, and their design is pretty simple. Overall for day one I am very happy about them, and I hope it stays that way because I want to stop looking for the right pair.