Calvin KleinMen's Cotton Classic Multi-Pack Boxer Briefs

very comfortable and durable. fits well. style is long. long lasting and functional. absorbs sweat

Man, I've been wearing the cotton classic boxer briefs style for 27 years ever since "Marky" Mark showed them off in CK ads from the 90's. This style, for me, is super comfy and I always just get the solid colors white/grey/black. I have always played sports so my thighs are muscular and the elastic in this style holds on to my thighs just fine and doesn't run the underwear up my leg when I wear pants. The elastic around the waist is, practically, unnoticeable and holds on just fine. Since these get worn all day, every day, the durability of this style is awesome. I can wear these under my suit slacks to my work out shorts and still feel comfortable. I, also love the single "button fly" access on the boxer briefs as well. Back in the day, I would wear this style till there was holes in the material. Now, I'm a little more particular about that "holey" look and replace them immediately when they fall apart. I usually have to replace them after 24 months. Just as an FYI, this "cotton classic" make of the boxer brief style is true to size and is "fitted". The "knit" make of the same boxer brief style is baggier/roomier and the "cotton stretch trunks" of the same boxer brief style is tight/slim so choose accordingly for I have worn all 3 makes of the same boxer brief style. Happy wearing!

I like the Calvin Klein brand. A little expensive but shows you have great taste in what you wear. Durability is good and fabric doesn't shrink washing after washing. My personal color preference in boxer briefs is black. Just stays looking good longer than lighter colors.

What I really wanted was model NU3019 as advertised, which I had before and is so comfortable. What I received seems to be model NB4003, much thinner and not as good of a fit. After a few washes, however, they are quite comfortable too.

Have you ever shopped at CVS? After purchasing even just one candy bar, you get a whole toilet roll worth of paper receipt. These boxer briefs comes with exactly that. At the back of each boxer brief is the longest tag bundle you'll ever seen. Probably took about a sequoia tree for each boxer brief. If they keep this up, the government is going to have to announce an emergency to put a stop to the mass deforestation calvin Klein is contributing to. But it's comfy, so if the government is going to try to stop CK, I'll be the first one in the front lines battling for your right to put what you want on your underwear.

I used to be a happy Fruit of the Loom guy, but then I asked myself the mother of all (underwear) questions...”Is there a better pair of boxer briefs out there?” I did some online research, and alas, there were a lot of dudes out there that favored the C.K. brand. I bought a 3-pack and soon found myself smitten. Basic black with the “Calvin Klein” monicker in gray circling the waistband—the kind of sexy that makes my wife shrugg and say, “Well, at least he’s trying.” The material is what I’d call man comfee—it’s comfortable, but not too soft to make you feel prissy.As for the supportive fit, it’s from the underwear family of boxerBRIEFS, as in its DNA is more from the brief’s family and therefore more supportive. In comparison, my Fruit of the Looms were more from the boxer Family, allowing for a looser fit and a bit more freedom of movement.If you are in search of the ultimate boxer briefs, I don’t know if the C.K. brand is the answer for you. But it’s definitely the answer for me.

I was shopping for a little gift to plump up the first holiday stocking for a soon-to-be new son-in-law when I saw these in TJMaxx. Usually, I opt for less intimate wool socks, but he prefers cotton socks, I couldn't find any cotton boot socks, it was 2 days before Christmas, and for some bizarre reason I knew he wore cotton boxers. You get the picture. Luckily, he liked them and with a slight blush and an amusing retort, they became a stocking staple.They last, they're comfortable, and he feels a bit decadent wearing designer label underwear to his blue collar job. He's worn both the white-on-black and black-on-white logo versions. He reports there is no difference, though my daughter says he prefers the white-on-black logo for formal occasions.

These men's briefs are a good fit and wear well but not as durable as I had hoped.