DAVID ARCHY Men's Underwear Soft Micro Modal Trunks 3 or 4 Pack

I bought my husband David Archy trunks a few years ago and now he won't wear and thing but. And he looks SO GOOD in them :P

Comfortable, breathable and fit well. Good for the price. Mine are slightly loose but I worry the next size down might be a little tight. Not sure about durability but it seems to be a good buy.

I was skeptical about the price, the design and even balked and laughed " Who...and what in the world..." After "trying" them What indeed... ! Gents... these are probably among some of the nicest designs out there for us. And honestly, if the guys aren't happy you aren't happy. (And for the ladies out there laughing: just two words "Sports Bra" for the well endowed who maybe wishing to be a little less endowed for the sake of better fit, comfort, public safety,performance and affordability that looks as good as it feels.. or visa versa...) I can say these ARE the nicest and most comfortable and, oddly enough, durable in washer and dryer pair of underwear that I have had and still have. Don't know what Hands (er uh Hanes ) and Fruit of Doom are doing with their rubber waistbands lately. I like other guys don't have time to worry about shorts that start slipping down while making the rounds, having meetings or walking to and from the car. I am seeing those brands with increasing rotting and drying up of the rubber making them and feeling the most worthless pairs of underwear I've had in the last 3-4 years, they just don't last. I'm not a fashion follower and have limited knowledge of stardom-designer names but I will say these David Archy's Modal Low Rises are NICE in feel and durability as well as any "required" care, which is basic on my part - nothing special ! My thoughts: Sure I could go waistband-less and be a toga toting loins cloth comfortable kilted Gandhi bounder, ("When in Rome"), but I'm not in the middle or far east now and NEED something to perform well with business or business casual motto - aka dress shirts, slacks and khakis - these David Archy's are the ones for me.. No guy should be expected to wear the likes of big kid's pull-ups and have to give continuous literal hand ups to manage the other brands of failing underwear. The other manufactures need to get back to where they were before their failures started .

I ordered xlarge but I don't like them too tight. Beautiful material.

A friend of mine's son told him, "Hey dad, dump the old man white underwear. Get some new skivvies. They're really different now." While at first resistant, my friend found out that his son was right and mentioned it to me. So I went on the hunt for new underwear. There used to be just a few brands. Now there's a plethora of underwear brands. Plus, to add to the confusion, there are many more styles and colors. There are briefs, boxers, boxer briefs and trunks. You can get every color of the rainbow, plus camouflage. I don't like the cut of most briefs. They're too tight. Boxers are comfortable but too often they ride or bunch up on me. I have to stuff a wad of the boxer fabric in my jeans. Then you can get into G-string thongs, bag thongs, transparent briefs and "party" underwear which are all more bedroom casual than business casual. In short, instead of going for the pink lace, see-through, bulge-pouch bikinis to wear with my Tuxedo, I opted to get the David Archy Men's Pouch Trunk 4 Pack Micro Modal Low Rise underwear. I'm glad I did. These are really nice trunks that feel great. Very comfortable. Love the fabric. (I did order one size larger than I normally wear.) Lastly, let's talk prices. I was shocked to see some underwear prices. Hermes Woven boxers sell for a whopping $500 a pair. Oakley and Frigo will set you back $100 a pair. Tani is around $75. Whoa there, I can get a 3-pack of Calvins at Costco for $18. Also, for those prices shouldn't we be charging those companies an advertising fee for wearing their name-band elastic around our waists? For me, at around $25 for a 4-pack, David Archy underwear is a no brainer. You can test run a lot of underwear for this price. The MicroModal fabric is from Lenzing in Austria and manufacturing is in China. The same Chinese company is probably making a lot of the higher priced brands. Oh, and by the way, who is David Archy? What a mystery. Do you suppose he is best friends with Dos Equis' most interesting man in the world?