Most of my underwear have fallen apart and I don't like wringing out my briefs after work.
My work pants are insanely scratchy and awful. I need some kind of barrier.
I got some me undies boxer briefs and they've lasted me a while and feel pretty nice.
They were steep but they've lasted me a few years now and are still going strong.
As a guy who work next to 500 degree ovens during the summer with very little ac, compression shorts.
ExOfficio are my bougie underwear of choice. Light comfy and they tend to stay dry. But I'm no manual laborer.
They're a good alternative to Duluth Trading Company's stuff, and at around the same price point. Sometimes you'll randomly find one particular color/size combination on sale on Amazon for about half off.
I have a couple of pairs from about 5 years ago that are still mostly holding up under normal washing.
The only issue is that, yes, they're moisture-wicking, and that moisture is going to go somewhere. They are amazing at capturing just unconscionable amounts of weapons-grade ball funk.
I like Duluth Trading Company and their Buck Naked line of underwear
Plenty comfy and breezy to boot
Pretty much all of their underwear is nice though
Seconded! Under armour is generally a trash brand I avoid but I've tried multiple premium pairs of underwear and nothing comes close imo.
Pact, has 100% organic cotton stuff. My wife buys regularly from them and has had decent things to say. I've got a pair of men's briefs that have so far fit fairly well.
Most of my underwear supply is Boody brand from when I was curious about the synthetic fiber being made from bamboo.
I have a few pairs that are 2+ years old (I think) that haven't started looking moth eaten yet. Elasticity is still close to 100% as well. The briefs are a cut bit like I'm on my way to be a stripper but they're pretty comfortable. The boxer briefs are good. My thighs are a big large so the regular leg length ride up a little bit but the long leg length ones typically stay in place.
A bit pricey per pair (ranges seem to be around 15~25 dollars US before shipping/tax) but I haven't had to throw out the oldest yet after 2+ years so they've costed me less than stuff I used to get from Walmart in the long run.
The costco type store near me carries these synthetic reebok boxer briefs that are pretty breathable and dry pretty quickly.
They’re not primo or super expensive or anything but I did landscaping type work outside the last few years and they’ve been fine for me in the summer
