Calvin Klein Men's Cotton Stretch Multipack Boxer Briefs, Black, Medium

These are great boxer briefs. They fit well and last a long time. I have been buying these for years. I have at least a dozen of them. They are super soft and comfortable and have a fly area as well. One thing that bothers me about most boxer briefs is that they do not have a fly area. These look nice, and breathe incredibly well in all seasons. There is no binding or pinching. I did notice that they will sometimes ride up in the leg areas under certain circumstances, but it is not too often that this happens. I noticed that these last approximately 2 years, (being worn and washed once per week), before they show wear signs, fading or develop any holes.

I am a taller individual and about size 32-34 waist. I purchase the mediums and they are just the right size even after many washes and uses. I have a problem with a lot of boxers and boxer briefs riding up, but not these! They stay put for the most part and actually have a larger built out section for your man parts. Most underwear even with built out are way too tight but these are like the Goldilocks of underwear, they fit just right!! I can not recommend them enough. I’ve bought multiple sets to keep my drawer filled. A++++, 5 Stars, two thumbs up!! Update: These have lasted longer than other pairs I’ve purchased. Some of these have worn out on the sides but that’s from my tool bags at work I’m pretty sure. Two years later they are still holding up. They don’t stay in place as well anymore and slide up. But two years is a great lifespan for boxer briefs in my opinion. After two years and many many many loads of laundry later, these still haven’t faded at all. The elastic has held up perfectly, and are still super comfortable! They have great stretch to them still where most fabric would have lost it’s original form by now. These do an amazing job of keeping your under carriage dry with the moisture wicking technology they use. I would rate these 10 stars but I can only do 5. Calvin Klein makes great products. I have some black tank top under shirts I have been using for the same length of time and they still hold up very well. Also a huge plus with a black shirt is that my anti-perspirant deodorant which leaves white stains on most of my black shirts, washes off well in the wash.

My husband LOVES these. He likes a snug fit, but only with fabric that has some stretch to it. He wears a 34-36 pant (32 inseam), just depending on if he wants a more fitted or relaxed style. We got a medium and they fit exactly how he likes. Great quality. Band doesn't roll, and they stay looking and feeling new even after washing several times (not like the cheap brands we had been getting which seam to get demolished). A little spendy, but hey, they are protecting the goods right? What's a few extra bucks.

I've been on a kick for the last two years or so where I've gotten nicer versions of everyday things (underwear, sheets, bath towels, socks, etc.). I've found I prefer a cotton blend for everyday underwear and full nylon/spandex for sports, hiking, and other strenuous activities. These were on sale, so I figured I'd try them to see if they were as good as my my favorite cotton blends ( Adidas Athletic Stretch Boxer Brief ). These Calvin Kleins seem to be of comparable quality, with soft fabric and seemingly durable waistbands. However, I like the Adidas ones more for four reasons: 1. Overall fit. I may be biased or imagining it, but the Adidas boxer briefs just feel like they fit my body better (6'2", ~190lbs, 32in waist, 24in thighs, fairly athletic build). They don't seem to ride up because there's not a lot of extra fabric. The CK ones aren't bad, but they're not as snug or natural-feeling. 2. Crotch fit. After trying several brands, I've found ones made primarily for athletes usually fit a little more snug in the crotch (with Reeboks being the exception). This makes sense since you don't want a whole lot of movement in that area when you're playing sports. These CKs hold to that pattern, giving a little extra room. 3. No fly opening. As underwear gets worn, the fly flaps stretch out and can eventually lead to things popping out at inopportune times, usually while running. Most underwear made for athletes does away with the fly flap entirely, and I prefer that. 4. No tag. The Adidas ones don't have tags, and the CKs do. Underwear tags are stupid. That said, if you just love CK as a brand for some reason or have different preferences/dimensions than me, these seem to be a solid choice on sale here (got mine for ~$5.60/pair) or at Nordstrom Rack.

I like these boxers a lot, they're comfortable, they fit tightly around the waste, bossum, and upper thighs giving a nice athletic look (body-builder status!!!). These ride up on me a little, especially the right leg-hole of the brief and cuts circulation off my right nut and it starts to hurt. The solution for me is to pull the right part of the brief down and the problem is solved until it rides up again. These tend to ride up when sitting down and then standing back up and while doing vigorous activities. They do seem to wick moisture away quite well and dry quickly.

I buy these because they’re cheap, and in style, but I have issues with tightness in the crotch area (I really don’t know how to describe specifically where without being graphic), and I’ve ripped several pairs pulling them on or off, my fingers go right through the fabric as if they’re made of tissue paper.

I got them for my boyfriend he liked them a lot, I can tell he thinks they’re fancy and make him feel good to wear which makes the product 100% worth it in my opinion! :) If you’re just trying to get something for your man to be nice I suggest trying these

I bought a pack of these back in 2021 and really liked them. They were comfortable and good quality. I decided to buy another pack in 2023. The difference in quality between the two is drastic. The elastic is less flexible, the cloth is thinner, and the stitching on the inside of the waistband is uncomfortable. A few years ago you were paying for the name and quality. Now you're just paying for the name. Look elsewhere unless you just really need the words Calvin Klein on your underwear.