Men’s underwear is serious. It’s the first thing we put on, the last thing we take off, and the sole caretaker of our most sensitive bits. Sadly, men’s underwear doesn’t always get the attention it ...

As far as all-day comfort is concerned, investing in the right pair of underwear is the most outstanding make-or-break factor. For men, especially, always needing to adjust throughout the day is a ...

When it comes to men's health and daily comfort, your choice of underwear plays a more significant role than most guys realize. The decision between boxers and boxer briefs affects everything from ...

When the air is hot and humidity levels are high, the right pair of underwear will remain virtually undetectable — which is how it should be. The best men's underwear for hot weather is better suited ...

The latest sign that underwear is the new outerwear: Some new men's boxer briefs have pockets. Yes, underpants with pockets. Why take time to put on pants if you are lounging around in your boxers and ...

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Great underwear is an everyday essential, perhaps more than anything else in your closet. No matter your personal aesthetic, you won't give comfortable underwear a second thought. It's hard to ask for ...

Boxers or briefs. It’s the age-old question for men. Or it was. Now, Hanes is asking a new question: pouch or no pouch? Today, Hanes is launching its biggest new product in years. It’s called the ...

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In my expert opinion, there is no better reflection of using technical fabrications than in modified men’s underwear. Made from a breathable, lightweight and soft stretch-cotton in form- fitting ...

Men's underwear turns 75 this month, assuming you consider the dawn of undergarments the invention of the Jockey brief. Call us old school. We consider King Tut and his loincloth, not Jim Palmer in ...