Calvin Klein Mens Cotton Classics Multipack Low Rise Hip Briefs

They are rather big... bigger as in European retail. I don’t care about the loose fit. Happy

Ive been a fan of Calvin Klein underwear of several different varieties over the years, and while I like the 100% cotton construction of these, they seem subtly different from similar Calvin Klein briefs I bought a few years ago. The rise is definitely low, so I suppose thats truth in advertising, but I found them too low for optimum comfort. The other issue is the elastic around the leg openings is tight, too tight for me to sleep in in fact. Im a runner so tend to have muscular legs, so this may not be an issue for people with more slender legs, but I just found them uncomfortable after a couple of hours wear. The other annoyance is the ridiculous paper tag plumage in the waistband. Seriously, theres a whole wad of paper (either four or five pieces, I think) attached to the tag at the back. I cant verify what they all were for, because the first thing I did was cut them all out because theres no way anybody is going to wear them like that. If you have slender legs and like really low rise briefs, these are probably ideal once the tags are removed, but Im going back to other types.

I am the King of the Jungle all because I have such good underwear. When I drove my time machine back in time and ended up crashing I woke up in a strange bed. This woman who I later found out was my future Mother kept calling me Calvin. All of this because the name Calvin Klein was written in my underwear. Talk about mistaken identity.

There worth every bit of the money

My husband loved them. Fit perfectly and very comfortable.

Havent really bought any underwear from Calvin Klein in the past, I was curious about how these would fit. Having a thin figure, most briefs have way too high of a waistline on my body. The good thing about this model is that it stayed true to being low-rise; it fit perfectly on my waist. Unfortunately, the major flaw is that theres not enough fabric in the crotch/pouch area (between the legs). Its almost as if the manufacturer was not attempting to accommodate for the male genitalia. Ive had this for a little over a month now. Its a great-looking product with durable fabric, but the one flaw it has is a major one. I dont expect to wear this too often.

Why cant they get the sizing right? Have they outsourced their product line to different companies and then not enforced sizing/design standards? Ive been wearing their underwear for years. Size 38 fit perfectly. When they gave up on the numbers, size L fit just about the same. For a while. Now, size L is either too small or so incredibly small that you cant imagine how they sell anything. Except when I buy it in Costco. Then the sizing is about right. But Costco doesnt carry more than one style at a time, so thats not really a help. I gave up on my prior brand because of this. Is fabric so expensive that the underwear companies have to randomly shrink styles to save money?

Perfectos para mi puro algodón de muy buena calidad

I usually do not order underwear on line and typically I always buy JC Penny as it always fits correctly. I like my underwear loose especially now since I underwent prostate radiation treatment. I do not like feeling confined.

These briefs came quickly, but the quality is not commensurate with the price and they fit a little smaller than most other brands...which is fine given the product, but still good to know. The cotton itself seems to be holding up okay, but the waistbands are already fraying a bit after just a few weeks of use. Also, there is this monstrously huge tag in the back that is really annoying; not sure why that has to be there when almost every other brand has switched to tagless. They look pretty decent, but I dont wear these too often and probably wont be buying again.