Calvin Klein Mens Body Modal Boxer Briefs 3-Pack

All time favorite underwear. Super soft and comfortable on the skin, band has a good stretch and good feel, perfect length and keeps the goods comfortable all day long. Just cut the tag on the inside or itll scratch you up.

Fabric is just the right blend of soft and silky. Great, comfortable, fit. But the multiple labels are ridiculously large and sharp. (See photo.) Is it really necessary for soft, tight-fitting, underwear distributed in the US to have huge, sharp labels with instructions in a dozen different languages? This is not inexpensive underwear - I know they are made in Eqypt, but couldnt the manufacturer create unique SKUs for the larger-consuming countries instead of ridiculously long labels with multiple languages running down the label?

These are replacements. Got years out of first purchase. They wash and wear beautifully.

Look for better quality underwear these only lasted one wash before all the seams came loose.

They are comfortable but there is no fly! Also, there are a lot of tags, which is weird.

These are the most comfortable briefs I have found. Stretchy and soft and I just really like them.

I love how comfortable these are. They look good. There one flaw which might not matter, is that they get extremely wrinkled easily. Its kind of weird. But if that doesn’t bother you Moda material is great for underwear.

Soooo, about a decade ago I first tried some CK modal boxer briefs after a lifetime of uncomfortable male underwear. CK MODAL is the BEST out there for softness, comfort, fit, weight, and breathability (even during high intensity exercise in high heat, your junk isnt suffocating as it would with spandex, microfiber, polyester, etc) . Unlike EVERY OTHER type of underwear Ive worn, you barely feel that youre wearing these underneath pants or shorts. They are expensive ($15/pair, unless you find them on sale), but well worth the money as many other designer underwear are similarly priced but far less comfortable. Also, the earlier version of CK modal boxer briefs were 92% modal & 8% elastane, whereas this new 3 pack I just purchased are 90% modal & 10% elastane. Not sure why CK made this slight design alteration, but the ones that are 92% modal are noticeably softer. This new version is still very comfortable, just not as soft to the touch and they seem lighter as well. Yes, CK modal boxer briefs are expensive compared to your Hanes tighty whiteys, but all of mine have lasted long enough to make the COMFORT well worth the INVESTMENT. Also, show me ANY product where you up the price by $12 and go from mass manufactured average fit, feel, etc. to World-class softness, feel, weight, breathability & just overall comfort [ok, now that I said that I can think of one: ALPACA wool winter socks vs. Lambs wool winter socks.... ALPACA wool is F...ing awesome!]. Anyways, there is no underwear out there that is better than CK modal that I have experienced or heard of, and when you do the math of financial cost compared to number of uses, investing in this product is a must.

I went my whole life wearing cotton boxer briefs and when I found these a few years back I fell in love. They are theBest boxers on the planet. Do yourself a favor, buy these and shut up about the price they’re worth every penny. They’re so soft and they go down halfway down the thigh. Say bye bye to chaffing. And the best part they don’t stretch out after all day of work like cotton.

I think I am going back to my CK one for undershorts. These are to thin for my liking and really flexible so no real support.