DAVID ARCHYMen's Underwear Ultra Soft Micro Modal Support Pouch Trunks Moisture Wicking Boxer Briefs for Men Multipack

Really soft and good quality materials. They fit amazing and are a really good value for the money.

Just got these boxers recently and so far, I’m really impressed. Right out of the package, they feel soft, lightweight, and well-made. The waistband sits comfortably without digging in or rolling, and the material breathes well, which is great whether you’re lounging around the house or moving through a busy day.The fit is spot-on—snug where it needs to be, with enough stretch to move freely without any bunching or riding up. No awkward seams or scratchy tags either, which is a big plus. I’ve tried a handful of different brands over the years, and these honestly rank right up there with some of the best in terms of comfort and everyday wearability.

Great fit, cool, comfortable, & stay put to move with you. Wash well.

Great fit. Order size up to make up for slight shrinkage when washed. Nice material.

Black / Medium. I've bought these several time over the last 5 years, I probably have 8-10 pairs.The pros: They are comfortable, they breathe well, they do an admirable job of moisture wicking. I've washed them many times and they hold up very well. My GF loves the cut, and regularly compliments how good they make my butt and package look, extra start for that.The cons: the only downside I find with these particular underwear is with more active uses they do ride up pretty easily, and I don't want to be that guy always adjusting my stuff. I tend to go with longer boxer briefs for that type of activity, but when I do occasionally forget and wear these, it is pretty much instant regret.

I first saw the material on an instagram ad for a brand called As We Move - but thought spending $40 for a single pair of boxer briefs was a tad ridiculous - but still was willing to as who can deny optimal comfort this close to ones' nethers and further, what price is too high for such comfort?The biggest gripe I had with many boxers, all cotten, or cotton-elastane, or even David Archy's Bamboo Viscose is absorbability. All those left me feeling not entirely dry unless it was cotton elastane and regular boxers but who wants to wear grandpa shorts save for sleeping? And if you have a significant other of the opposite gender and expect her to wear sexy underwear and show up in grandpa shorts - that's not coming to Bat with your A-game. Micro-modal changes that. I can sleep in these and not have that faint wet feeling that boxer briefs tend to leave under the sheets. At least for me, but I don't sweat a lot - just get really warm, especially under the sheets.Recap:1. Looks and feels good. Your significant other will appreciate it.2. Can sleep in these without feeling uncomfortable and look good while you're at it without having to give up comfort.My Build and Fit1. Mederate athletic - flat stomach2. 5'8 - 186 Lbs, but would be wearing the same size even if I lose 10 lbs - normally between size 31-32 pants but I wear a large in these micro modal boxer briefs and they fit snug although you won't feel like they're hugging you - in fact it will almost feel like they're loose but if you look in the mirror they're not.Bottomline:My entire line up of undies is getting thrown out and replaced with Micro-Modal. One pack at a time.Caveat:This is for the single variation https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09T9Q4Z55 on this page that has a seamless waist band - all others don't have this even though they are made of the same material. Also this variation has the silver ion compound that the other variations on the page don't have. It costs $5 more but I think these two features are well worth it. The seamless waistband alone makes a huge difference when sleeping.Verdict:Well worth the price for what you're getting and the fact that the brand probably has to go through an X amount of waste on product returns because it takes us a couple of sizes to get fitment right. Which is why I mentioned my stats right above.

I previously was buying 5mayi because of the price, but this David Archy are a whole different thing when it comes to comfort, And they look great, have a good inseam length. Never though there were levels to underwear lol. After dozens of washes it still looks and feels like new, no sagging or wrinkling.

I bought these as a replacement for a much more expensive brand. First impressions were solid — the look, feel, and stretch were surprisingly close to the premium stuff. Soft fabric, good construction, and everything seemed promising.But after washing and wearing them for a bit, the fit started to show its flaws. The legs are shorter than I expected for boxer-briefs, which causes the fabric to ride up and bunch around the crotch. That means more pressure than you'd want on the boys, and I find myself constantly readjusting throughout the day.And let’s be real — constantly tugging at your crotch doesn’t exactly scream “refined gentleman.” These may be great for short stints or lounging, but for all-day wear, especially if you're moving around, they’re a bit of a letdown.