HanesMen's Originals Supersoft Boxer Briefs & Trunks Underwear (3 Pack)

ve been using Hanes men’s clothing and underwear for quite some time, and here’s my detailed review:1. Comfort and Fit Hanes is well-known for its comfort, and their men’s clothing and underwear live up to the reputation. The materials are soft and breathable, providing all-day comfort. The fit is generally true to size, and the elastic waistbands on their underwear are snug without being too tight1.2. Variety and Style Hanes offers a wide range of styles, from classic briefs and boxers to modern boxer briefs and trunks. Their clothing line includes everything from basic tees and hoodies to activewear. This variety makes it easy to find something that suits your personal style and needs2.3. Durability The durability of Hanes products is impressive. Even after multiple washes, the fabric holds up well without significant fading or wear. The seams and elastic bands remain intact, which is crucial for everyday wear1.4. Value for Money Hanes products are reasonably priced, making them a great value for the quality you receive. They often come in multipacks, which is convenient and cost-effective. The affordability combined with the durability means you get a lot of use out of each purchase3.5. Overall Experience Overall, Hanes men’s clothing and underwear provide excellent comfort, durability, and value. Whether you’re looking for everyday basics or something for your workouts, Hanes has a reliable option. I highly recommend Hanes for anyone seeking quality and affordability in their wardrobe essentials

So if you're used to wearing boxer briefs/trunks that are mostly made of cotton but you want to try these boxer briefs/trunks that are mostly made of viscose (bamboo) to see if they ARE super soft, then I would NOT recommend it. Unless you are tired of the weight of cotton. Because these are certainly more lightweight. And yes, they are super soft. They are just light and super thin, which I don't necessarily like. I still like the cotton boxer briefs/trunks more than I like these, so I sent them back. Which is no problem with Amazon. But that's just me. It all really just comes down to what you prefer.I have still given them 5 stars though because the size and color that I ordered was correct and they were just as described. And it's pretty much a given that these are true to size. I mean, how long has Hanes been making underwear? Lol, but now that I mention it, I wonder just how long they HAVE been making underwear? Hold on, I'm going to go find out real quick...Ok, so this is what I found:"In 1901 John Wesley Hanes opened the Shamrock Hosiery Mills to make infants' and men's socks. In 1902 Pleasant Henderson Hanes joined with his sons (Pleasant Huber and William Marvin) to set up the P. H. Hanes Knitting Company to make men's and boy's underwear."So they officially started making underwear in 1902. Which means they have 122 years of experience. Pretty impressive if you ask me! The only thing that I find odd about that though, is that the father and one of his sons were both men with the first name of... "Pleasant?" Maybe that's common somewhere, but it's the first time I've ever heard of anyone named "Pleasant," lol.

These fit so smoothly and feel cool and weightless. Really nice. Only issue is that the waistband rolls like crazy, on the first wearing, and stays creased. The waistband elastic is smooth and comfortable otherwise.

Hanes discontinued the X-Temp boxer briefs that I really liked. They were light weight and comfortable around the waist. After giving a host of new offerings from Hanes a try, I stumbled upon these.The vicose is soft, lightweight and breathable. The briefs are comfortable to wear, doesn't bind and except for one issue they may be the best option on the market. The issue is the waist band. As others have noted, when you take them out of the dryer, the band crinkles and takes a good bit of effort to lay flat.I would hope Hanes sticks with the viscose from bamboo to keep the briefs light and breathable but finds a way to bolter the waistband where you aren't spending five minutes on ear brief to work the crinkles out of the band.

These are not underwear. They are opaque pantyhose cut into the shape of boxer briefs. They offer no protection for clothing: you can shake it like a holy roller, and still have a drop that goes to the pants. Don't expect these to save you: they are roughly two dimensional, not cotton, and don't offer any protection, and it'll show on your pants as if you're not wearing any underwear. So, no urinals, only stalls and "dab" action (for the Venture bros fans).The waistbands are beyond frustrating. After being in the dryer the waist bands come out all wrinkled and creased in a way that makes them uncomfortable, and are near impossible to smooth unless you're willing to iron your underwear. I am not. I have better things to do with my time. (photo above of 4 pair fresh out of the dryer: these were 4/4 coming out with creased waistbands).Finally, on the first warm day of the year, the legs rode right up, so they don't stay in place either.So, if you like low protection, high maintenance underwear that doesn't stay in place, you're at the right spot. Otherwise, pass.For me, this is the last nail in the coffin for Hanes. The undershirts are too short and low quality and deform after a couple of washes, and the standard underwear is now low quality (sorry, I haven't tried the high end watermelon motif underwear... I don't want bright gawdy underwear, I want plain black cotton underwear, and this appears to be too much to ask). I won't be buying anything from Hanes again.

Good fit, very soft, feel great!

Bought a three pack for summer travel, as price was good in comparison to other well-known bamboo underwear companies.I got what I paid for - Am disposing of them, after about eight weeks of use, as the waist band always wrinkles and folds in the wash and dry, and even if it can be smoothed (who has time to iron undies?), will often wrinkle on my body, which chafes, especially if extra-warm weather.A pity, as the rest of the underwear is breathable and comfortable for summer wear, but the raw spots on my love handles weren't worth the cost savings. back to meund!es I go.

These boxers are made of a very thin and cheap material that you can see through. The stitching is also coming apart and there are loose threads in several places. I doubt these wil survive more than 3 or 4 washes.They're comfortable enough, just poor quality.