Viscose from Bamboo Boxers for Men - Boxer Shorts and Underwear

I've tried all kinds of materials for my underwear: Cotton, polyester, wool, blends, and now these. These seem to be the best, all things considered, including price. As a guy who runs my own lab, I have the ability to do material studies, under magnification. I know why comfortable, wicking materials fail after repeated washings. In general, soap and water, and mechanical agitation break down the open, stacked coin structure of 100% wool. The "pores" close, so wicking is prevented. With cotton, the cross hatched fibers simply constrict. With polyester, the fibers deform, and the open "weave" then closes. With bamboo, there are uniform pores present. I decided to try something different with these: Instead of washing in any soaps and hot water: I simply submerged in cold water, gently swished, and then pressed, gently, to get the water out, to an extent. Then, I racked them, and let them dry, naturally, over the next 24 hours. No deformation of fibers was seen. Soap is overused in our world. It causes lots of problems, but that's a subject that's too involved to take on, here. Unless you're working in muddy bodies of water, containing toxic chemicals, the odds are that cold, clean, water will remove any dirt and body secretions that have gotten on your underwear. It works for me. I've now had these underwear for a month. They're in perfect condition after ten washings. I will buy more, as my wool pairs are retired. Recommended! Update, 3/2023: Here is the simple way to keep these boxers in great shape: Take them into your bathroom. Turn inside out. Fold in half. Stopper your sink Set first pair in sink. Fold next pair. Set on top of first pair. Repeat with each pair you want to clean. Run cold water. Fill the sink. Push down on the stack, in several places, for about two minutes. Do not get rough with them. Open the sink. Push down on stack until you can lift it without water coming out. Arrange each pair around the bottom of your washing machine basin. Close lid. Turn on SPIN. Let them go until the cycle stops. Place on a drying rack. They'll be dry in about twenty-four hours, or so, depending on how warm the room is. That's it. Every single pair I have, and I have eight, are still in great shape. No soap needed, no wringing, air dried only. Have fun! UPDATE: 3/2024: Almost two years have gone by. I have the same pairs I bought, back then, and ALL are still in great shape! No rips, no worn-through spots, not a thread out of place. Never washed in soap, never washed in hot water, never agitated or wrung out. Follow my advice, as above. You'll be very glad you did! It must be included, here, that I use a portable sitz bath as a bidet, and have for over thirty years. Toilet paper is disgusting, and does not do a complete job of cleaning you up, no matter what brand you use. Switch to water, after you use the toilet. You'll wonder why you didn't do that sooner, after you try it, and your underwear will appreciate it, as well.

I'm not sure how I ended up buying these. I don't buy underwear for myself often and when I do I usually buy a bunch and then none for awhile after that. I certainly never thought I would write a review for underwear... I was tired of the same old Hanes and Fruit of the Loom offerings and decided to look to Amazon. I think I was caught by the bamboo in the name as I've never worn bamboo underwear previously and was slightly curios. I was a bit stoned when I saw the review from a guy saying these underwear changed his life. Just high enough to wonder if my life could also be changed from these bamboo underwear. I ordered one pair of chill boys as well as some other brands that are made similarly. I will say that these chill boys win hands down in all categories. These are not cheap to wear but still not as expensive as silk boxers and those you have to dry clean. When you get your first pair you will notice that they come in a nice little package. When you open it you will feel the softest material ever. Who knew that bamboo was so soft and light? The first thing I noticed was how light they are. Once you put them on you are gonna notice immediately how they don't have that side stitching like most underwear and they don't bunch or ride high anywhere! These are extremely well made and designed for luxury and comfort. Even the waistband is very soft and never bend or folds. These are the best underwear I've ever had. I bought 2 more pairs after the first and like the other reviews I was doing laundry more often. I now have many, many pairs and wear them every day. If you buy a pair im sure they same thing will happen to you as they are very well designed with Supreme comfort in mind. When I first bought them I wondered if I spending 20 dollars on a pair of bamboo underwear was a good idea. After buying many pairs I'm just happy they do not cost more as they are certainly worth it for the over all value and comfort. These will change your life as soon as you put them on you will feel comfort and quality that lasts all day.

Expensive but absolutely worth it. They are still in great condition after 5 years, no tears or holes and the elastic band is still keeping them in place. The material is light/breathable and doesn't bunch up and cause chaffing the way cotton boxers do.

The underwear is cool and comfortable, however, it is slow to dry and needs to be put into a dryer. If it were quicker to dry, I would rate it 5 stars.

If you thought the old Costco HATHAWAY brand was the perfect fit, these bamboo boxers will absolutely blow you away. PROS: - Wide generous, soft, non-itchy fabric waist band - Waist band stretch strength is perfect...not too strong or weak - Waist band doesn't curl or roll up with or without a pot belly - Boxer shorts don't ride up or down with walking, running, or any extended movement - Boxer shorts drape nice and fit perfectly loose around the mid-thigh, - Boxer shorts are the perfect length with no excess fabric that might bunch up in your pants or shorts - Bamboo Boxer fabric feels next-level; smooth and silky but durable feeling fabric - Bamboo Boxer fabric and stitching stand up to wear and tear and washing very well CONS: (these are weak) - I'm not crazy about the brand name "Chill boys" or the font on the waistband Aside from that, these are really amazing boxer shorts. It seems odd to be excited about finding boxer that fit and feel great but until you've worn poorly constructed boxers with low quality fabric can you appreciate a great product like this. If you have any doubts, buy a pair (they offer free returns), try them, then order a dozen. You won't regret it.

Incredibly comfortable. The men in my family say they are super soft and you don't even feel like you're wearing them.

comfy, look good, feel good, not sure if they are really colder, but I just like them a lot

Soft and comfortable.

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Excellent product. These boxers are comfortable, soft, and very light. Loose fitting in the legs, as advertised.

Expensive

I had been looking for soft, loose boxers - these definitely fit the bill.

Seller selling product at 3 x price as Chill Boys. The product itself is fine.