Fruit of the Loom Men's 6 Pack Exposed Waistband Boxer Shorts

I've tried a lot of boxers over the years, but these Fruit of the Loom Tag-Free Knit Boxer Shorts really hit that sweet spot between comfort and function. The material is soft and breathable—perfect for North Carolina’s humid days—and the relaxed fit means no awkward bunching or riding up throughout the day. They’re tag-free, which is a small but glorious detail. No more scratching at my lower back like a confused bear. The waistband is snug without being tight, and it holds up well after multiple washes—no rolling or stretching out. The moisture-wicking feature? Legit. I don’t know what kind of sorcery they’ve woven into these things, but they manage to keep everything cool and dry, even during long shifts or summer yard work. The only tiny gripe: I wish the multipacks had a bit more variety in color or patterns. But honestly, when your underwear feels this good, you’re not really trying to show it off anyway. TL;DR: Soft, tag-free, breathable, moisture-wicking, and comfy as heck. Great everyday boxers that won’t let you down.

I’ve been trying to make changes in what I wear now that I’m learning more and more about the forever chemicals in synthetics. Also, for men, your dude parts need to be free and not squished up against your body. The two combined can cause loss in sperm count and cause all sorts of other issues. Same for women, but they’ll never let go of their yoga pants any time soon.These boxers are quite comfortable but fit well enough that they don’t bunch up when you wear pants. I’m 6’2” and about 170. I bought medium and they fit perfectly.

Very comfortable. More room round your upper thighs than the other popular brand. That makes a big difference for me in feeling comfortable as I move and sit, and in staying cool.I bought both the multi pack ( 6 items) and the premium pack ( 4 items). Both feel like they are the same cotton, soft and stretchy. The same size. The premium has Fruit of the Loom branding on the elastic.Both equally comfortable.

These are "tag free", all right. There is no printed marking inside, either. No brand or size marking of any kind, either on the boxers or the packaging (as I recall. I threw it out.) The only way I have to know they are Fruit of the Loom is that that is what they were sold as.Nevertheless, they are comfortable and seem good quality, over all. My only criticism is that the elastic in the waist leaves something to be desired. I tried one size that was definitely too small, so I bought the next larger, which fit fine, but the elastic is soft enough that sometimes I feel them sliding down my rear, inside my pants. Which can lead to some awkward contortions. It doesn't happen often, but from time to time it does. I'd probably buy them again, though.I am NOT going to share a photo or a video, haha.

My husband loves these boxers. He has been wearing them for years. I'm not sure if it is his love for them or if he is just to lazy to go to the store and find another brand. (It could be either...who knows.) But the fact of the matter is he likes them a lot. Super comfortable, durable and affordable.

Soft and stretchy - moves with you. Fit is close but not too close. Great length. No squeeze from the waistband. Natural cotton jersey feel is a medium/heavy weight. I like the colors too.

Don’t write reviews, but as a woman, I absolutely loved these. They were exactly what I was looking for! I wish they made these exact same sets in black / pink colors for women. The fit is exactly what I wanted. Nice and loose and fresh, and so soft! No weird boxer fit. Just nice loose shorts

I am blown away by how comfortable these boxer shorts are. The waistline is gentle. The legs are roomy. I’m wearing these everywhere, man. Under jeans. Under shorts. To bed. Around the house. I might even go get the mail in them. I don’t know. My life just got a lot better. Thank you for everything, Fruit of the Loom!