Bamboo Rayon Briefs

I was pleasantly surprised at the first class tailoring in these David Archy underwear. These are not Walmart cheap underwear. These are not Fruit of the Loom or Hanes junk either. They are in a class all on their own. For the quality/price I don’t think they can be beaten. I purchased the 7 pack. All other brands I have ever bought half the pack would be cut and tailored differently. Not with these! After wearing all day you can’t tell one pair from another. The waist band is really nice, not too thick or thin and doesn’t roll up. This bamboo material (VERY SOFT!!) doesn’t stretch out of shape even after working all day they are every bit as comfortable as when you first put them on. They have held up great in the laundry after a month of use. I have already ordered a second 7 pack and am confident David Archy will be the ONLY brand of drawers I’ll be wearing from now on!!

My preferred type of underwear for pretty much my entire life has been the mid-rise brief, and for many years now my go-to brand has been the Hanes tagless mid-rise briefs. Unfortunately, over at least the last two purchases of the Hanes briefs I had noticed a dramatic decrease in quality and have been looking for an alternative for some time. I've been curious about brands such as Duluth Trading and Tommy John and so forth, but I'm sorry folks - as much as I want comfortable underwear there is NO WAY you're going to see me paying 30 bucks or more for a pair! So I did rather extensive research before my purchase and would like to share with you some of what I discovered.It seems that The Thing today with most of the "designer" underwear manufacturers is Micromodal fabric. You'll see varying qualities of Micromodal offered by different manufacturers - 40s, 80s, Micromodal Air and such, but they're simply variations on the same thing: Micromodal is a synthetic fabric produced from the chips of beechwood trees and comprises 90 to 95 percent of most of these underwear brands with the rest being Spandex. Now normally I think of a "synthetic" fabric as being something like polyester or nylon produced from derivatives of petroleum products so I'm not sure why something made essentially from trees is called "synthetic", but there it is. Micromodal is supposed to be smoother, lighter and stronger than cotton and much better at moisture wicking - that is to say staying dry to your skin. It's often described in terms of being silky, but I think that's a bit inaccurate: to me, silky implies a cool, smooth sensation where, while very smooth, Micromodal seems to be to be temperature neutral rather than cool. This is a good thing and I think it is why so many people describe these as feeling like you're not wearing any underwear at all. In sensory terms, it essentially disappears against your skin, resulting in the feeling of having support without substance. And that is a very good thing.My research on the fabric convinced me that it was worth trying, so I began searching for underwear that used Micromodal but didn't cost a fortune...and that's how I discovered the David Archy products here on Amazon. Where most brands are asking about 30 bucks a pair, Amazon has these right now at four pair for $17.99. That's more like it. I have usually worn my Hanes in a size 32-34 because, while my waist is actually closer to 36, I prefer my underwear a bit on the snug side. But having seen reviews that said the David Archy briefs tend to run a bit small, I ordered the Large (36-38) size. I just got them two days ago, so this is a preliminary review based on initial impressions, but I promise to come back and update with my findings after multiple wearings and washings with my observations on longer term comfort, stretching, sagging, colorfastness and so forth. The briefs seem to be very well constructed. They are extremely light weight except for the waistband which is comfortably wide and substantial. The back is seamless and the front is flyless - which I am completely used to and is fine with me. Trying them on, I find they are very smooth and - as I said earlier - not exactly "silky" but rather temperature neutral so that it really does feel like you're wearing nothing at all, except that the Family Jewels are supported comfortably in place. There is no sensation of cutting or friction in the crotch area or movement against the skin as you sit, stand, walk, crouch, bend, etc. They're just...there. Very, very nice. My wife says they look good on me and her opinion is the ONLY one that matters in that department.Right out of the box, first time on, they fit absolutely perfectly...and that is my primary concern at this point. If, after several wearings and washings they wind up stretching or sagging at all, they will be a bit too loose for my taste - and that's why I promise to come back and report what happens after a period of use. In fact, I'm going to order a size smaller even before I have the chance to fully evaluate these just in case - because even if they do sag or stretch a bit after some wear they are comfortable enough that I'd be willing to take a smaller size through a break-in period to get them in the long run to fit and feel the way they do right now. Of course, there's still the issue of durability to address and I'll report on that as well. But for now, absolutely five stars for these underwear. They seem to be everything they promise to be and compared to pretty much everything else on the market the price point is outstanding!One last note - and this one is a bit of a spoiler. Even if these had been terrible underwear I would have given them four stars for one reason alone. They come with a double, easily removable tag on the waistband: one tag has the washing and care instructions. The other tag has the size and fabric composition...and this note at the top of the tag: "Tear it off along the line. Or give it to your mother. She knows how to do it." I love it - absolutely love it. This is my kind of company - one not only with a sense of humor, but a clear understanding of their target audience...men. And whether we will admit it or not, every guy alive knows deep down that when it comes to some things (and underwear is definitely one of those things) mom still knows best.UPDATE: Four months and many washings and wearings later these underwear still rate 5 stars. My second order, as promised, was for the mediums rather than the large and, while the difference is minimal, the mediums I think are a tiny bit more snug which is what I prefer - so my third order was for mediums - as will be all future orders. But it really is a very small difference - so much so that I couldn't tell you which size I'm wearing right now. They are holding up perfectly; no sag, no perceptible wear. Most comfortable underwear I have ever owned.

Personally, like this bamboo material for hot Florida climate - it's thin and breathable. The fabric stretches well everywhere, which offers good comfort and support if/when active. Durability is a TBD ,as another brand I had with same material, didn't hold up well (many holes formed). Like the waistband and price/value. All that said, everybody's situation and junk in the trunk is different so...

Pros:Bamboo Fabric: These briefs are made from bamboo-derived fabric, known for its softness and natural moisture-wicking properties. It feels incredibly soft against the skin and keeps you dry throughout the day.Comfortable Fit: The briefs feature a snug yet non-restrictive fit, ensuring that they stay in place without digging into your skin. They are designed to be lightweight and comfortable for all-day wear.Supportive Pouch: David Archy has incorporated a contoured pouch design that provides excellent support and separation. This feature adds to the overall comfort and is particularly appreciated by many men.Breathable: Bamboo fabric is inherently breathable, making these briefs ideal for keeping you cool in hot weather or during physical activities. They allow for adequate air circulation, reducing the risk of discomfort.Durable: Despite their lightweight feel, these briefs are surprisingly durable and can withstand regular washing without losing their shape or softness.Cons:Size and Fit: Like all clothing, the fit can vary from person to person. Some users might need to experiment with sizing to find their perfect fit.Comparison to Other Men's Underwear:Compared to other men's underwear on the market, David Archy's Bamboo Briefs excel in terms of comfort and breathability, thanks to the bamboo fabric. They also offer great value for money when purchased in multi-packs. However, for those seeking specific style features or more elaborate designs, there may be other brands that cater to those preferences.Conclusion:excellent choice for men who prioritize comfort, breathability, and support in their underwear.

The person I bought them for really enjoys them and says they supply the extra room they advertise. Soft and attractive, while providing the extra room needed in all the right places.

Living in southwest Florida, I wear shorts almost year round and these briefs really fit nice with support in the right places. Comfort and not hot in the Florida heat. They have held their shape really well after many trips though the laundry. Fun colors.

Totally great fit ... and support! Very comfortable! (Size chart is quite accurate too, BTW!)

soy talla 32 de pantalón y me quedo perfecto la talla mediana. me gustaría que esta marca manejara este producto en algodon.

Love em! Way way better than cotton!

Ganz ok

This is my second purchase of these pants.I initially bought size 2XL as I usually do with underpants but these were far too big for my 42 waist. However, I was so impressed with the general quality of them that I re-ordered size XL. These are still on the large side but I wear them- comfortable but a bit baggy.The material is soft and comfortable and a pleasure to wear, whilst the pouch is perfect.I think that size L will be a perfect fit and when funds are available I will try again as I am so impressed.Packaging was fine and the included delivery from the west of the USA was prompt.

Excelente producto sin embargo al contrario de lo que indican varias reseñas, las prendas no vienen mas amplias. Recomiendo pedir tu talla regular