Calvin Klein Mens Cotton Multipack Briefs
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Sonny Medhurst
> 3 dayExcellent briefs!!! It’s the only brand I will wear✌️
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Tom Slick43
12-01-2025Been using CK underwear for 20 years now because they last! No, you won’t get 20 yrs out of them, but i do have some that are more than 5yrs and the elastic band is still holding up. No way Hanes or Fruit of the Looms have ever held up half as long as that.
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alex
> 3 dayThe way this drawer slides is awesome!
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Ricky Mann
> 3 dayIt looks good, feels good and holds everything in.
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Josh
> 3 dayThese are functional, soft, and generally pretty comfortable. However, given they come at a very premium price, I dont really think theyre any better than your standard underwear you can get at Walmart (or Amazon) for significantly cheaper. I can see why others are questioning if theyre knockoffs (they arent - I wondered this too and actually ordered a second pack directly from CK, and theyre exactly the same). They dont really look premium either - just basic briefs, which is fine, but not really worth the price. I also have no idea why they put FOUR labels on the back that you have to cut out - the remaining tag is annoying too. The waistbands feel very cheap and have a slight tendency to roll...theyre pretty narrow and they sit low enough that this usually isnt a big issue, but its noticeable. Fit is as expected, though. Overall, theyre fine but just not worth the price.
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Jason Ricca
> 3 dayGee.. where should I start? Well, these CK briefs from Amazon are far inferior to the CK briefs which inspired this purchase I bought just prior. So I dont know if Calvin Klein are making cheap uncomfortable garbage now or these are counterfeit, but they are worth about $8 not $40. What to look out for? The quality CK pairs I own are flexible but conforming, very comfortable and have a cloth tag sewn in at the usual spot. These of the Amazon variety have tight bands, inelastic fabric and a printed on label. Booooooo to this nonsense.
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Charles L. Johnson
> 3 dayCalvin Klein underwear used to come in 2” size increments (36,38,40…). Now they’ve gone to 4” size increments (L=36-38, XL=40-42). I’m now in between sizes…L is too tight and XL is too loose. For almost $40 a four pack I’d think they could provide sizes in 2” increments.
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Donmec
> 3 dayIt was correct
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Kevin
> 3 dayBoth the low-rise and mid-rise fit perfect and the cut is extremely comfortable, despite not being the most attractive choice (who cares...). The 100% cotton fabric is fantastic: thin, soft, strong, and they hold reasonably well in laundry. The colors are great, for those who care for that. Two issues: (1) the waistband tends to roll and deform, not a big deal if youre a thin dude, but could be annoying for guys with more curvy dad-bods... (2) they come with a small booklet of a tag (just snip it with scissors - problem solved).
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John
> 3 dayGood product, a little bit expensive, but OK