DAVID ARCHY Mens Trunks Underwear Soft Breathable Rayon Made from Bamboo Trunk No Fly Pouch

These David Archy boxer briefs are by far the most comfortable boxer briefs I've ever worn. The recommended size fits perfectly, and the bamboo/rayon fabric is soft and breathable. They also provide the "support" where needed, plus they stay up around my waist and don't ride up on my thighs. I will definitely be buying more of these in the future.

Most men probably wear "department store" underwear they grab in a 12-pack whenever they need new ones. Or, their wive or girlfriend picks up whatever is inexpensive when they're out shopping for other things, because so many guys can't be bothered to do it themselves. Either way, the result is lots of guys wear whatever they happened to get, or stick to whatever they're used to out of habit. Tighty-whities (even the colored variety) cab bind and chafe, especially in hot weather. Loose fitting boxers can leave the twig and berries shifting around awkwardly and uncomfortably, and do little-to-nothing to "drain the swamp" when temperatures rise. The fact of the matter is that most men's "department store" underwear really isn't comfortable, fits poorly, and doesn't really seem to take actual anatomy into account very well. So when these were on a flash sale, I bought a set, thinking that the "bamboo" (actually a form of rayon derived from bamboo) might prove to be more comfortable than either poorly constructed cotton, or hot, sweaty, synthetic. I'm quite pleased to say that David Archy has developed a really good product. Bamboo fiber is softer than equivalent cotton products, and, just like the rayon used for the best of traditional Hawaiian shirts, wicks moisture and helps to keep you cool in hot weather. Fit is perhaps very slightly tighter than what many men may be used to, but the design keeps the "family jewels" supported and doesn't bind or chafe. Seam placement throughout is excellent, no chafing from that, either. Pay attention to the size chart for these. It's pretty much right on the money and you should order based on your waist size. You might assume when un-boxing that you've received the wrong size: these have quite a lot of stretch and therefore appear smaller than they actually are. I found that although the fit was more snug than I expected, for a boxer-brief style, the closer fit resulted in them being more comfortable, rather than less. If in doubt, or if you think you may want a looser fit, order the next size up. Well worth the price, and I've even purchased a second set at their "regular" price.

I have a set of sheets made of bamboo which I absolutely love. I randomly started looking for bamboo-made clothing and got a couple of shirts, which I now can't live without. I like trunk-styled underwear so I started to look for a brand made the same way. In the mean-time, I have been losing weight and I'm in a weird spot between medium and large in an increasing number of items. On instinct, I got large, and after the first wash, they fit pretty good but maybe not as snug as I prefer for an active day. Unfortunately they do stretch out a bit after a day of use. With the initial wear, I filled out the front pouch nicely. After the stretch-out, the extra room made me feel entirely inadequate and slightly insecure. The fit had become like a kid in his dad's coat. It was like storing a hot dog in a suitcase. Thankfully I was the only one that saw it as far as I know. In the end, the sting remains, but I relegated the large sized ones to sleepwear and ordered mediums. I really like them either way. Great purchase. Super comfortable.

Very comfy, in cold or hot weather. Nicely form-fitting, with no bunching up under other clothes.

Super comfortable underwear. They run a little small. I got size small through and it keeps everything it place and feels comfortable. I highly recommend these underwear to guys who want some breathing room. I’ve been wearing them for almost three years now and they’re still in good condition.

I purchased David Archy boxer briefs with the pouch....and those were GREAT. I thought I might try the trunks for comparison. These are decently good quality ...but they ride up as there is no elastic support under the cheeks. The fit is just not great. I hate that you can't return washed and worn underwear.....because if you could....these would definitely go back. I know what not to order next time. They are not comfortable. The cut is all wrong.

These last for years and hold their form. They don't ride up and they're designed with your package in mind. These are soft and supportive. Stop wearing your dad's underwear and buy a set of these. Bamboo is awesome.

These were super comfortable and fit nicely, however, they didnt hold up to the test of time in the least, as they began to deteriate and developing holes after only the first year of use. I've had plain cotton underwear last nearly 10 times that. Yes, cotton underwear for 10 years vs these bamboo lasting only 1 year. Not worth the price.

Looks great on the body and the material is quite soft and breatheable. Very comfortable to wear.

Muy buena calidad.

Very good underwear. Super soft and comfortable.

Got rid of a recurríng chafing-induced rash from other undies in the height of summer

I used to use cotton trunks and the like, and I read somewhere that there were much better fabric options than just cotton that handles odour and sweat better. I explored options like Merino Wool, or bamboo-based fabrics like rayon, viscose and modal. Out of all my testing, I live in warmer countries where breathability is very important, so I tend to prefer rayon and modal. In my honest opinion, this set of rayon trunks does take the crown in terms of pure comfort and breathability. Like when I first wore them, I was like damn, that feels like I am wearing nothing. However, it is not without its downsides. First, it feels very thin and I would say durability is one of its downsides. I strongly suggest using a lower RPM and preferable a wash bag to machine wash these. I have used them and washed them several times over the past few weeks and it seems fine for now, but I can foresee it losing its elasticity or even holes (like what some other reviews suggest). Another issue with this was that they tend to ride (since the length on the legs is really short) so it almost always feels like wearing a pair of briefs which I am okay with, but if you are not then you would want to look for longer variants. I also suggest exploring their modal variants (or other brands if you will) if you need a little more durability in exchange for a bit of comfort in the process.