Calvin Klein Mens Cotton Classics Multipack Low Rise Hip Briefs

So often when I buy cheaper tidy whities they stretch out and lose their shape instantly. These have been good at retaining their hug on your body and not stretching out. Good fit, good quality, and a sharp, clean look.

I ordered small like my other pair of Calvin Klein briefs, and these are so much tighter, more like an XS. So, make sure you order one size larger than you normally would. Other than that, they look nice and appear to be good quality.

Fits great and elastic band does not warp in the dryer.

If you like low-rise tightie whities that cradle you, it doesnt get much better than this.

for more control

Product was purchased to replace the same switch that had been in use for over ten years and finally mechanically was worn out. Popped the old one out and put the new one in its place on the lamp cord and tightened the two screws and job done. This switch uses sharp points to pierce through the insulation on the lamp cord. Very easy job!

The worst thing about some briefs is that they’re usually way too big and they come up too high. These are lower rise and don’t come up past your bellybutton. The cotton is soft and just right in terms of thickness. They did not shrink in the wash. The mediums fit perfectly. I’m a 32-34 inch waist depending on the manufacturer. In Gap jeans, I wear a 33 waist and the mediums fit great. There’s not too much fabric in the seat. The front is more than accommodating so it doesn’t strangle the gentleman’s area but it does offer some support. The color is fairly saturated and is a true black, which does not rub off onto skin. The elastic waist band is comfortable, just about perfect width. Wearing them to work out was the ultimate test: they didn’t bunch up or slip down and kept everything where it was supposed to stay. The weight of the cotton is just right making them cool and comfy even during an hour of cardio. I’ll back to buy more since these worked out so well.

The other two upscale products I have tried in this price class stretch over time and have to be discarded. While I have been wearing the Calvin Klein mens cotton briefs only for a few months, so far I have noticed no deterioration.

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?

Dont like crotch openings, but I couldnt tell from picture. However, comfortable and the crotch seems secure