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The Best Underwear for Travel

By Liz Thomas

Whether you’re traveling for business, pleasure, or outdoor adventures, you want undies that will work with you, not against you. That means quick-drying, moisture-wicking skivvies that you can wash quickly in a sink if need be.

Over the past six years, we’ve tested 37 pairs of men’s and women’s underwear while road-tripping, hostel-hopping, and backpacking in backcountry and urban environments.

Throughout these trips, the men’s ExOfficio Give-N-Go 2.0 Sport Mesh 6″ Boxer Brief and the Patagonia Women’s Active Hipster have both proved to be the best underwear for most travelers and active people in general.

Everything we recommend

ExOfficio Men’s Give-N-Go 2.0 Sport Mesh 6″ Boxer Brief

Best boxer brief.

Durable, quick-drying, and relatively inexpensive, this soft-fabric version of ExOfficio’s time-tested Give-N-Go undies will serve you well for years.

Buying Options

Tommy John Air Mesh Boxer Brief 8"

Softer, better-fitting, but expensive.

Well-tailored and comfortable, these extra-soft, adjustment-free boxer briefs are a treat at a premium price.

Patagonia Women's Active Hipster

Best panties.

These light, stylish, quick-drying hipsters stay in place, whether you’re walking, flying, or hanging upside down.

Budget pick

Uniqlo Men Airism Boxer Brief

Affordable boxer briefs.

Comfortable, compact, and fast-drying, these are a great value. But they don’t fit quite as nicely and aren’t as supportive in the crotch as the ExOfficio briefs.

Uniqlo Women Airism Ultra Seamless HipHugger

Affordable panties.

Made of similar fabric as the Airism Boxer Brief, with a no-ride cut, these undies are the least expensive of any we tested and among the best performing.

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The ExOfficio Give-N-Go 2.0 Sport Mesh 6″ Boxer Brief is the best men’s underwear for travel because it combines fit, comfort, odor-proofing, and value better than anything else we’ve tested.

The Sport Mesh fabric excels at breathing and wicking and has better odor-resistance than other fabrics. It feels soft on the inside and smooth on the outside, so it slides against your pants instead of creating friction, reducing potential for chafing.

These briefs also feature a sculpted crotch area that gives wearers some much-appreciated support without feeling stifling. These dry quickly, pack compactly, and weigh less than almost all the other boxer briefs we tried—basically, these briefs are everything you’d want from travel underwear.

If you’re willing to pay more for better fit and fabric, the Tommy John Air Mesh Boxer Brief 8” feels like a fine-tailored garment with the price to match. Offering the best front pouch of any boxer brief we tested, these soft undies also stay in place better than the competition, for a truly wedgie-free, riding-free, rubbing-free experience. They’re a bit long in the legs—not ideal for pairing with short shorts—but other than that, we have no complaints if you can afford the hefty price. (Tommy John does make a version with shorter legs .)

The Patagonia Women’s Active Hipster doesn’t appear special upon first glance. Only after trying everything else and living through their failures to stay put did we remember what “special” really means in a pair of underwear—feeling as if you’re wearing nothing at all. The Patagonias have the best fit, comfort, and style out of all the panties we tested. The nylon material is fast-wicking and better than most synthetics for odor-proofing, making this pair well suited to athletic activities.

The Active Hipster is lightweight and packable, and it is the fastest-drying underwear we tested—perfect for minimalist travelers who go weeks at a time with just one or two pairs. But these same characteristics make these panties great for any traveler looking for something comfortable and packable, regardless of where you’re going or what you’re doing.

If you want great performance at an even more budget-friendly price, Uniqlo’s Airism line is a great choice. The fit isn’t as nice as you’d get with our other picks: The legs on the Boxer Brief are a bit too short, and the Seamless HipHugger had issues with sagging at times. Also, the odor resistance isn’t as effective or durable compared with pricier boxers and panties. But given the line’s more-than-reasonable price, you’re still getting great underwear that wicks, breathes, supports, and dries as well as the best travel underwear available.

The research

Why you should trust us, who this is for, how we picked, how we tested, our pick for boxer briefs: exofficio men’s give-n-go 2.0 sport mesh 6″ boxer brief, runner-up boxer briefs: tommy john air mesh boxer brief, our pick for panties: patagonia women’s active hipster, budget picks for boxer briefs and panties, the competition (men’s underwear), the competition (women’s underwear), what to look forward to.

Liz Thomas is a former Appalachian Trail speed-record holder who has hiked over 15,000 miles in performance underwear. As an ultralight backpacker, she’ll use the same two pair of undies for six months, washing and drying yesterday’s pair for tomorrow’s use. She’s taken travel undies hostel-hopping on five continents, too.

For feedback on the challenges undies may face internationally, we pinned down global nomad and author of The Hidden Europe Francis Tapon during the Sudanese portion of his five-year walk through all 54 African countries. To get a better grasp on design features, fabrics, and the changing men’s underwear market, we checked in with Michael Kleinmann, aka The Underwear Expert , editor-in-chief of The Underwear Blog and founder of the Underwear of the Month Club.

Anyone who wants to travel light or needs more room in their luggage for the fun stuff will appreciate the convenience of ditching cotton underpants. The material used in travel and performance underwear (the two categories overlap considerably) is thinner and takes up less space in your bag. It also reduces chafing and wicks away moisture—ensuring that discomfort from your undies doesn’t hold you back from your adventures—and dries about twice as quickly as the cotton used in typical underwear.

With the convenience of quick-drying, hand-washable underwear, you’ll no longer be at the mercy of the laundromat hours or expensive hotel laundry service. If you can commit to handwashing nightly before bed , you can travel indefinitely with just two pairs of travel undies.

The only major downside is that travel underwear tends to be more expensive per pair than typical cotton undies. For example, Uniqlo makes both cotton and synthetic boxer briefs, and the cotton version is about half as expensive. And though synthetic materials have a slick, silky feel that many people love in underwear, they tend to feel less luxurious than the softer modal-blend skivvies popularized by companies like MeUndies. But these softer materials dry too slowly—about as slowly as cotton in most cases—and aren’t as effective at wicking moisture.

The panties and boxer briefs that we decided to test met these standards for travel underwear:

• Moisture wicking and breathable: Travelers will generate more sweat in their groin than the average office worker. Moisture-wicking and breathable fabrics maximize comfort, reduce odor, and minimize chances of infection—all important features when you may not get a chance to change your underwear for a while.
• Quick drying: Tapon wrote us, “You want [underwear] that you can wash at night and that [will be] nearly dry in the morning.”
• Odor-resistant: Odor is caused by moisture and bacteria. Certain materials like wool or treated synthetics are more difficult for bacteria colonies to develop on. We included only undies that advertised terms like “odor-control,” “odor-resistant,” “antimicrobial,” or “anti-odor.”
• Stretch: When you’re in a remote location filming leaps over chasms and rooftops on your GoPro, the last thing you want is a rip in your drawers. “For active guys, we recommend underwear that contains a performance fabric, or at the very least some amount of stretch,” Kleinmann wrote us. Typically, 6 percent spandex, elastane, or Lycra is the minimum you want to look for in a pair of good travel undies.
• Style: Travel underwear shouldn’t mean dorky underwear. If your travels bring you to a place where you’ll be showing off your skivvies, what you’re wearing shouldn’t scare away the company.
• Cut: Whether a particular pair of underwear stays up and doesn’t dig into your body depends a lot on your shape and the cut of the underwear. We opted for undies with generous coverage, but not so much that they hinder mobility: Boxer briefs for men, hip-hugger/bikini-style panties for women. When traveling, modest underwear allows more freedom to change in the open if need be, or for unconventional activities like swimming. We also found that medium-coverage underwear stayed in place, and skimpier underwear gave wedgies over time. Similarly, ill-fitting underwear tended to bunch up from rubbing against our pants.
• Variety of cuts: We focused on boxer briefs and hip-hugger/bikini styles in this guide, but different bodies have different needs, so it’s nice if a line has multiple styles available.

We ran each pair run through a vigorous set of tests at home, including washing, drying, and sniff tests. Our ultimate goal was to determine how each pair ranked according to:

• Fit and comfort: You should get wedgies from your siblings, not your clothing. A good-fitting pair of underwear is designed and cut to minimize readjustment. We looked for a pliable elastic waistband that stayed up without feeling restrictive. “If the waistband is digging [into you] or rolls over, chances are it’s a low quality pair or the wrong size or style for your body type,” warned Kleinmann. The fabric should also help your undies stay up with a snug fit and enough stretch to maintain free movement. Though underwear can be designed to be high- or low-rise, the top of the inseam should always go to the bottom of the crotch. When the rise is too short, you’ll feel restricted. Too long, and you’ll have to ride your pants up like Urkel or suffer a sag at the crotch. Many men’s boxer brief designs have a shaped front panel, also called a 3D panel or pouch. A good-fitting 3D front panel should fit closely, without restriction. Some companies, like Saxx put an additional pouch within the pouch—essentially underwear in your underwear—to add even more separation, but our testers preferred the lighter touch of a formed panel.
• Fabric and seam scratchiness: Is the fabric soft or does it make you itch? Are there any annoying tags that can’t be removed (or if they are removable, is there still some rubbing where the tag was)? Do the seams rub against your skin or are they flush and out of the way?
• Durability: Performance skivvies aren’t cheap. Look for fabric that will last. A solid waistband should not fold over or lose stretchiness over time. After handwashing, the fabric and seams should not show signs of pilling or loosening of threads. Experts differ on the reasonable life span of a pair of underwear, with estimates as low as six months to as high as four-plus years. What’s unacceptable is a pair that develops holes within a few months.
• Long-term comfort: Whether you’re on a 23-hour plane ride sandwiched between two 10-hour bus rides or you’re backpacking in the tropics, you should be able to wear these for more than a day or two.
• Lightweight and packable: Underwear won’t be the straw that breaks the weight limit on your check-in, but pairs that take up less space leave you more room for gear you really need.

We started by trying everything on. Anything that wasn’t comfortable to sit at a desk and work in failed the initial test and was cut from the list. We then wore the top performers for two days in a row, before conducting a sniff test. Testers also noted whether the pair felt grimy or otherwise gross. If so, we asked the tester to run the underwear through another two-day trial. To test durability, in addition to usual washing after wear, we washed each pair of underwear three times straight with a few pairs of jeans (to simulate a rough wash).

Because drying time is an essential component of travel underwear, after running all the underwear through the spin cycle, we line-dried it. We touched each pair every 20 minutes to determine whether it was dry and order of drying time.

We then moved onto real-world testing. The trips included backpacking 215 miles throughout the city of Portland, Oregon; six weeks backpacking the Canadian Rockies, walking from the lowest point in the Continental US to the highest; and road-tripping to the national parks of the West. And of course, wearing them on all the flights to our destinations.

Afterward, we checked for signs of wear. As we continued to test the finalists, we repeatedly checked for durability problems.

Whether we were sitting on a bus or walking hills, the ExOfficio Give-N-Go 2.0 Sport Mesh 6″ Boxer Brief  nicely balanced fit, comfort, durability, and cost. It’s virtually identical to its predecessor and our previous pick, the Give-N-Go Sport Mesh. The only difference is a slight change in material: from 92% nylon and 8% spandex to 90% nylon and 10% spandex.

Front panels are notoriously difficult to size correctly, but the Sport Mesh’s simple, stretchy pouch should accommodate a wide variety of body types, whereas the more complicated, multi-flap designs found on Saxx briefs can feel superfluous or stifling, depending on your personal situation. The Sport Mesh stretches as you move and retains shape well. It had the quickest-wicking performance of all the underwear we tested and dried fairly quickly, too.

ExOfficio made its name as a travel-underwear company with its long-lasting classic Give-N-Go model, which we also tested and has since been replaced by the 2.0 version (which we haven’t tried out yet). The Sport Mesh version has the features that made the Give-N-Go famous but pairs them with a better, softer, stretchier fabric. It also has a 3D front panel, a major improvement over the flat front panel on the original Give-N-Go. Our tester felt supported and contained, regardless of his movement.

What set the ExOfficio Give-N-Go Sport Mesh apart from the rest is that it transfers moisture away from the body better than the competitors. It is the ideal pair of undies for sweaty activities and hot locales. This pair also had better odor treatment than most of the others we tried, a feature appreciated by athletes and lazy launderers alike. “I have worn these boxers for years,” said our male tester, “and they have never let me down. They definitely combat odor.”

At 2.65 ounces (among the lightest we tested), the ExOfficio briefs fit compactly in luggage without a lot of bulk. They’re easier to fold than other underwear, with a more articulated front pouch.

Another advantage ExOfficio has over other brands we tested is that it offers a wider variety of cuts, colors, and sizes . Though we tested the green 6-inch boxer brief, if you want good performance in a specific color or leg length, it’s likely ExOfficio offers your combo. They are also among the most widely available performance underwear.

Our personal experience after years of wearing the original ExOfficio Give-N-Go shows that the odor-proofing antibacterial treatment eventually fades, and with it, the ability to wear them for multiple days in a row. But the fabric itself is nearly indestructible. The same can almost be said of the Sport Mesh version. Despite some early signs of pilling—especially in the perineum and the area between the legs—after six months of daily wear of a single pair (yeah, gross—we didn’t ask him to do this), our tester said this pair didn’t manage to develop any holes, despite some initial pilling. So if you can live with the old-sweatshirt look or don’t need to impress anyone with your undies, the Sport Mesh will serve you well for a long time.

Flaws but not dealbreakers

The ExOfficios had a good fit, but it wasn’t quite as perfect as that of more-expensive underwear we tested. The waistband can roll over, although it doesn’t dig. During backpacking trips, the six-inch boxer brief caused our tester some slight chafing between the thighs (he attributed this to the size of his thighs, as this is a problem he had with all the underwear). This issue could be mitigated by opting for the longer, nine-inch model, which we did not test. Our tester also attributes chafing to the fact that he wore the same pair for a few days, allowing the accumulation of salt, dirt, and other substances that could contribute to or exacerbate rubbing.

Our tester also noted that although the ExOfficio Give-N-Go Sport Mesh wicks away sweat and dries quicker than the competition, the times when you do manage to get them soaked, they can stick to the skin and be harder to remove than our other picks.

The Give-N-Go Sport Mesh also didn’t top the charts in our drying-time test. They took a bit less than 2½ hours to fully dry on a line compared with two hours for the fastest-drying boxers, but it’s unlikely that the extra 20 to 30 minutes of drying time will make or break any situation.

Amazon reviewers and Snarky Nomad warn that sizes run large, so size down if you can. Those with athletic thighs or butt may find the waistband and thigh holes don’t correspond to your body dimensions. ExOfficio offers a 60-day return program for unused items (with tags still attached) bought their its website, so if you aren’t sure what size to get, you can afford to make a few wrong guesses and the company will cover the return shipping.

If you’re willing to pay a premium for something with a better fit and stretchier, softer fabric, the Tommy John Air Mesh Boxer Brief 8” is a great upgrade. Our tester said they “fit like a fine tailored piece of clothing, yet excelled during strenuous exercise.” The fabric moved with the body, requiring no adjustment throughout the day. The undies didn’t dig, sag, or ride up. Tommy John scored higher than any other pair we tested, getting near-perfect marks in all categories. But these briefs cost $6 more than our pick and more than twice the price of our budget pick.

What made the Tommy Johns stand out for our tester was that it had an easily accessible fly and the best front pouch of any boxer brief we tested. The fly allows exit from the top, not the side, which our tester found convenient. He said this design allowed for a great flow of pee while also reducing pressure on the urethra to reduce dribble.

Snarky Nomad also likes the Tommy John boxer brief, despite some pilling issues. In his review , he notes that “most irritation is caused by the contents of the front pouch coming into contact with the leg...if the contents of the front pouch are properly surrounded, they are also immobilized , and they can’t escape the confines of the front pouch at all, and will never come into contact with the leg.” Snarky Nomad and our tester both agree that a standout feature of the Tommy John is that the front pouch is not flat, instead shaped to safeguard its contents. It also lacks seams that can rub in an area that really should not be chafed.

Another benefit of the Tommy Johns is the wide range of sizes—from small to 4XL. However, color options are more limited compared with ExOfficio.

Tommy John offers among the best return policies we’ve seen on any product: “ The Best Pair You’ll Ever Wear ” allows first-time online purchasers to love the product or keep it with money back if reported within 30 days. The company also offers free return shipping labels within 30 days for unused products.

The Patagonia Women’s Active Hipster doesn’t sacrifice style for performance. It stays in place better than any other underwear we tested, dries quickly, and is more packable than anything else we tested. And it holds up great to strenuous activity and multiple washes—unlike the women’s version of ExOfficio Give-N-Go Sport Mesh , which sagged a bit on our tester and pilled noticeably after just a few wears.

The Patagonia Active Hipster has soft reinforced openings for the legs that prevent wedgies or riding up. We also enjoyed how the underwear is seamless, reducing areas where chafing or rubbing can occur.

Some Amazon and REI reviewers complain that the fabric is thinner than on earlier models, but we found that to not be a problem.

Most of the reviewers who have concerns about the current Active Hipster compare it with previous models, noting that the material isn’t as soft, the waistband isn’t as thick, it doesn’t have as much coverage, or isn’t as durable. Our testers found the material to be soft and were satisfied with the coverage. Compared with the other underwear we tested, which are among the finest in the genre, the current model of Patagonia Active Hipster is still the best.

We noticed no loose seams or pilling issues so far, but will continue to test for durability. Patagonia has among the best return and repair policies in the industry, but the company does charge for a return label.

Since we first tested the Active Hipster briefs, Patagonia has done away with the cutaway tag in its underwear. (Tag info is now printed onto the fabric itself.) Our only remaining complaints are the limited range of color/print options (four at the time of publication), and that the sizing is not particularly inclusive (it goes no larger than XL).

If you want to spend as little as possible without sacrificing performance, the Uniqlo Airism line lets you replace an entire underwear drawer on a tight budget, as long as you can deal with its slightly odd fit and less-effective odor-control treatment.

The Uniqlo Airism’s fit provides a comfortable amount of coverage in both the Boxer Brief and Seamless HipHugger cuts. The coverage aspect isn’t about modesty: We found that medium-coverage underwear stayed in place, and skimpier underwear gave wedgies over time. Similarly, the merino pairs we tested tended to bunch up from rubbing against our pants. The Airism underwear was also quite durable and held up through several handwashing cycles with no signs of wear. Travel gear reviewer Snarky Nomad loved them .

After trying all the options, our male tester noted that the Uniqlo Airism could have been a touch more supportive in the front pouch, but liked them overall, concluding: “I love these boxers and I think they offer the best of both worlds for affordability and comfort.” But the fit wasn’t ideal compared with the more-expensive options we tested. We think this is a result of the shortened inseam (leg length) combined with a taller rise (the distance from the crotch to the waistband), which can cause different fit issues on different body types. And although our tester did not experience this, other user reviewers report that this also leads to the boxers bunching up in the back.

If you find that the normal-fit boxer briefs don’t cut it, Snarky Nomad recommends getting the low-rise version and going a size up. The result is that it doesn’t ride too low. He also finds that the fit is better, especially in the front pouch.

The Seamless HipHugger cut also offers an excellent balance of comfort, affordability, and performance. However, we’re also happy that women’s Airism panties come in three cuts (HipHugger, Bikini, and High-Rise Briefs). Unfortunately, the two cuts that were at one point available in a more extended range of sizes (HipHugger and Bikini) no longer come in XXL.

As would be expected for the price, Uniqlo’s return policy is not particularly generous. It accepts garments that are “new, unused, unwashed, unaltered” with tags still attached and with original receipt. You can’t return in-store purchases via mail, but online purchases do come with a prepaid return label.

The ExOfficio Men’s Classic Give-N-Go Brief wasn’t as soft as the Sport Mesh version. It also didn’t fit as well and physically looks more like travel underwear than the Sport Mesh version.

The quite-affordable Boody Men’s Original Boxers ran small for their sizes and the men’s waistband rolled too easily. The bamboo-based fabric is a viscose rayon derivative, making it among the slowest to dry in drying-time tests. It is quite packable and the least expensive of all the undies we tested except for the Uniqlo.

The Stance Mariner was a tester favorite in terms of comfort, but we discovered after a poor showing during the drying-time test that Stance’s proprietary ButterBlend fabric is a rayon derivative—a fabric similar to cotton. Despite superior fit and comfort that would make them a good choice for everyday wear, the Stance did not wick or dry as effectively as other pairs we tested, which made them difficult to remove after sweaty workouts.

The ExOfficio Give-N-Go Sport Mesh Hi Cut Brief felt soft, dried quickly, and wicked well, but didn’t stay in place as well as our picks. However, we do appreciate that the Sport Mesh is available in more colors and styles than any other brand we tested. (The Hi Cut Brief has, however, been discontinued.)

The Boody Hipster Bikini and Boyleg Briefs ran small for their sizes. As mentioned in the men’s competition, these are made of a viscose rayon derivative, explaining why it was among the slowest to dry in tests. It is quite packable and the least expensive of all the undies we tested except for the Uniqlo.

We also tested and dismissed men’s and women’s briefs and underwear from Arc’teryx, Lululemon, Smartwool, and UnderArmour that have since been discontinued.

Our previous runner-up pick, the Smartwool Women’s Merino Sport Seamless Bikini, has been replaced by the Women’s Intraknit Bikini . The fit is similar, but the wool content has dropped from 72% to 39%, and the fiber blend is now 39% lyocell. We’ll need to test the new version thoroughly to see how it performs before being able to recommend it.

We also plan to test new and updated options for men and women from ExOfficio, Icebreaker, REI Co-op, Ridge Merino, Smartwool, Tommy John, and Under Armour, and keeping an eye out for products that offer inclusive sizing.

This article was edited by Ria Misra and Christine Ryan.

Francis Tapon, global nomad and author of The Hidden Europe , email interview

Michael Kleinmann, founder and CEO of The Underwear Expert , email interview

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7 Ball-Tastic Men’s Best Travel Underwear for 2024

• August 1, 2023

Finding the best travel underwear is top of most men’s pre-holiday to-do lists.

Did you know that the average person spends over 100 hours in transit during a year of travel? That’s a lot of time spent in uncomfortable undies.

We’ve done the research and found the best underwear for travel to keep you comfortable, dry, and odor-free throughout your adventures.

From the breathable ExOfficio Give-N-Go Boxer Briefs to the moisture-wicking Uniqlo AIRism Low-Rise Boxer Briefs. Say goodbye to discomfort and hello to hassle-free travel with these top-notch options.

Key Takeaways

• Prioritize breathability and comfort, allowing for good air circulation and keeping the wearer cool and dry in hot and cold weather.
• Quick-drying or wicking underwear made from synthetic materials is preferable, as it dries in a few hours compared to cotton underwear, which takes around 24 hours to dry.
• Durability and odor control are essential factors to consider when choosing travel underwear, with synthetic and semi-synthetic fabrics often being more durable and some wool underwear offering natural anti-odor properties.
• The best travel underwear options for men include ExOfficio Give-N-Go Boxer Briefs, Saxx Vibe Boxer Briefs, Smartwool Merino 150 Boxer Briefs, Icebreaker Anatomica Boxers, and Uniqlo AIRism Low-Rise Boxer Briefs.

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Men’s best travel underwear.

Consider options like ExOfficio Give-N-Go Boxer Briefs or Saxx Vibe Boxer Briefs. These briefs are specifically designed to meet the needs of travelers, providing comfort and functionality.

The ExOfficio Give-N-Go Boxer Briefs are made with a lightweight, quick-drying fabric that is perfect for travel. They also feature an antimicrobial treatment to control odor, making them ideal for longer trips without access to laundry facilities.

Another great option is the Saxx Vibe Briefs, which offer a supportive fit and are made with a blend of soft modal fabric and spandex.

For those who prefer natural fibers, merino wool underwear such as Smartwool Merino 150 Briefs can provide excellent moisture-wicking properties and temperature regulation while still being lightweight enough for travel.

Considerations When You Buy Underwear for Travel

When buying underwear for travel, there are several key considerations to keep in mind.

First and foremost is comfort; you’ll want a pair that feels good against your skin and provides all-day comfort.

Additionally, breathability is crucial to help wick away sweat and keep you cool and dry throughout your travels.

Durability is also essential, especially if you wear underwear for multiple days without access to laundry facilities.

Lastly, consider the drying time and weight of the underwear, as quick-drying materials can reduce the number of pairs needed and lighten your luggage load.

To ensure your comfort during travel, it’s important to choose travel underwear that provides good air circulation and keeps you cool and dry. The best underwear is designed with breathable materials that wick away sweat, making them suitable for hot and cold weather.

Investing in a good pair of underwear for travel may be more expensive, but it is worth it for the enhanced overall experience. Not only can they be worn at home, but they also provide comfort during long journeys.

Quick-drying travel underwear is ideal as it reduces the need for multiple pairs and decreases weight in your backpack or luggage .

Breathability

Ensure your comfort during travel by choosing breathable underwear that allows for good air circulation and keeps you cool and dry.

Regarding men’s travel underwear, breathability is a crucial factor to consider. Opt for quick-dry travel underwear made from synthetic materials that wick away sweat and moisture, ensuring you stay comfortable throughout your journey.

Another excellent option is Merino wool underwear, known for its natural breathability and moisture-wicking properties. These types of quick-drying underwear are ideal for hot climates or intense physical activities where sweating is inevitable.

Investing in breathable and moisture-wicking underwear lets you say goodbye to discomfort caused by trapped sweat and hello to a more enjoyable travel experience.

Durability and Fabric

Invest in durable underwear that can withstand the rigors of travel and provide long-lasting comfort. When choosing  durable underwear, look for materials that are known for their strength and resilience, such as:

1. Cotton: Cotton underwear is breathable, comfortable, and typically lasts a long time. Look for cotton underwear with a high thread count for added durability. 2. Modal: Modal is a semi-synthetic fabric from beech tree pulp. It is known for its softness and ability to retain shape even after multiple washes. 3. Nylon: Nylon is a synthetic material known for its strength and durability. It is often used in athletic underwear due to its moisture-wicking properties. 4. Polyester: Like nylon, polyester is a durable synthetic material resistant to shrinkage and wrinkling. It is often blended with other fabrics to enhance their durability. 5. Merino wool: While not a traditional choice for underwear, merino wool is a natural fiber that is both soft and highly durable. It is known for its ability to regulate body temperature and resist odors.

In addition to choosing underwear made from durable materials, consider checking for reinforced stitching, double layers in high-friction areas (such as the crotch), and high-quality elastic waistbands. It’s also essential to follow the care instructions provided by the manufacturer to ensure the longevity of your underwear.

Drying Time

When choosing your travel panties, consider the drying time, as it can significantly impact your convenience and comfort during your journey. The best men’s travel underwear is designed to dry quickly, allowing you to wash them on the go and wear them again in no time.

Quick-dry underwear is usually made from synthetic or semi-synthetic fabrics with moisture-wicking properties. These materials help draw sweat away from your body and accelerate evaporation, resulting in shorter dry times.

Cotton underwear takes longer to dry, which may not be ideal if you’re constantly moving. Opting for a quick-drying underwear option will save you time and ensure fresh undies are always ready.

Opt for lightweight options to minimize the weight of your travel gear.

Not only does lightweight underwear reduce the overall weight in your luggage or backpack, but it also adds to your comfort during long journeys.

Men can opt for ExOfficio Give-N-Go, Saxx Vibe, or Icebreaker Anatomica Boxers as their go-to travel underwear.

These options are designed with super lightweight materials that won’t weigh you down while providing all-day comfort and support.

Remember to pack light for a hassle-free journey.

Choose a material that is lightweight and breathable for your travel underwear. Regarding travel undies, the material you choose significantly affects your overall comfort.

The ExOfficio Give-N-Go Boxers, which we tested, is made of synthetic fabric that is quick-drying and moisture-wicking. This means they will keep you dry and comfortable throughout your travels.

On the other hand, cotton underwear tends to trap sweat and takes longer to dry, making it less ideal for travel. If you prefer natural fibers, wool underwear is also a great option, as it is breathable and has natural anti-odor properties.

So when selecting your travel undies, opt for materials like synthetic or wool that offer breathability and quick drying capabilities.

You should consider options like ExOfficio Give-n-go Boxer Briefs, SAXX Vibe Boxer Briefs with Built-in Pouch Support, and SAXX Daytripper Boxer Briefs with Built-in Pouch Support. These underwear provide excellent comfort and support during your travels, ensuring you stay cool and dry.

Other options worth considering are DAVID ARCHY Breathable Boxer Briefs and 2UNDR Swing Shift Boxer Trunks. These underwear offer a combination of breathability and durability for extended wear.

ExOfficio Give-n-go Boxer Briefs

Customers highly recommend the ExOfficio Give-n-go Boxer Briefs for their comfort, durability, and superior performance compared to other brands. Customers have been using these briefs as their go-to underwear since 2010, with some pairs lasting up to 10 years with only waistband elasticity loss.

These briefs are lightweight and comfortable for all-day wear, making them perfect for travel. They are also quick-drying and made with breathable mesh fabric to prevent odors. The ExOfficio Give-n-go retain their shape and support, ensuring they do not slide down or lose shape throughout the day.

Customers have praised these undies for their sweat-wicking properties, lightness, and breathability. Unlike other brands, they do not tear or pill over time.

• Be Ready For Anything – Lightweight and comfortable enough to be worn all day, this boxer brief is…
• The Original Give-N-Go – Made with breathable mesh fabric, our Give-N-Go collection is designed to…
• Comfortable Enough For Extended Wear – The Give-N-Go Boxer Brief won’t stretch out with use, but…

Product Specs:

• Material: 94% Nylon, 6% Spandex
• Elastic closure
• Machine washable
• Lightweight and comfortable for all-day wear
• Durable and quick-drying, ideal for travel
• Made with breathable mesh fabric to prevent odors
• Retains shape and support
• Sweat-wicking, light, and breathable
• Does not slide down or lose shape
• No tearing or pilling

SAXX Vibe Boxer Briefs With Built-in Pouch Support

Experience the ultimate comfort and support with SAXX Vibe Boxer Briefs and their innovative built-in pouch design. These undies are made of 95% Viscose and 5% Elastane, providing a slim fit with an anti-roll waistband.

The BallPark Pouch offers excellent support, while the breathable mesh panels keep you cool throughout the day. With the Three-D Fit and Flat Out Seams, these briefs ensure maximum comfort without any irritation. They are also easy to care for, machine washable, and tumble dry-friendly.

This incredible underwear that separates your balls has over 5K reviews on Amazon with a 4.6-star rating at the time of writing.

• VIBE SUPER SOFT MEN’S BOXER BRIEFS: Bold, bright and brilliantly comfortable boxer briefs, the…
• SLIM FIT: Ideal for layering, the form fitting boxer briefs are made from super soft moisture…
• BALLPARK SUPPORT: Our boxer briefs come equipped with the patented BallPark Pouch to reduce friction…
• Made of 95% Viscose and 5% Elastane
• Imported and machine washable
• Slim fit with no fly and anti-roll waistband
• Features BallPark Pouch for support and breathable mesh panels
• Three-D Fit and Flat Out Seams for comfort
• Described as the most comfortable underwear ever worn
• Impressed with the softness and quality
• Worth every dime
• Heat generated in the hammock area
• Tricky to pee due to going up and over the waistband
• Possibility of items going over the side flaps

SAXX Daytripper Boxer Briefs with Built-in Pouch Support

Enjoy the ultimate comfort and support with SAXX Daytripper Boxer Briefs and their innovative built-in pouch design. These undergarments are made with high-quality materials, including 77% nylon, 14% elastane, and 9% polyester, ensuring durability and a slim fit. The quick-dry mesh feature keeps you cool and dry throughout your travels, while the Ballpark Support technology offers excellent support for all-day comfort.

• QUEST QUICK DRY MESH BOXER BRIEFS FLY 2PACK: This low maintenance wash and go men’s underwear is…
• SLIM FIT: The ultra-light boxer briefs have a form fitting design, made from soft, moisture wicking…
• Material: 77% Nylon, 14% Elastane, 9% polyester
• Imported: Yes
• Machine Washable: Yes (cold, gentle cycle)
• Quick Dry Mesh: Yes
• Fit: Slim Fit
• Ballpark Support: Yes
• Innovative built-in pouch design provides superior support
• The quick-dry mesh keeps you cool and dry
• Slim fit ensures a comfortable and secure feel
• Durable material lasts for years without issues
• Some customers may find the price point to be higher compared to other brands
• May not be suitable for individuals who prefer looser-fitting underwear
• Requires specific care instructions such as machine washing cold with like colors

DAVID ARCHY Breathable Boxer Briefs

Stay cool and comfortable all day with the breathable David Archy Boxer Briefs. Made from a high-technology, fast-drying fabric, these boxers are perfect for your travel adventures. The lightweight and breathable material ensures you stay dry and fresh, even in hot weather.

The 3D contour pouch design provides comfort, while the longer legs offer full-fitting support. The flat-locked stitching gives you a seamless, no-scratch experience. Designed for the traveler, these briefs are lightweight and fast drying, taking up less room in your luggage. They can be washed and dried quickly, making them convenient for your on-the-go lifestyle.

• DAVID ARCHY boxer briefs with high technology fast drying fabric is breathable and quick drying to…
• Longer legs for full fitting support while the flat-locked stitching for the seamless, no scratch…
• 3D contour pouch mens underwear design gives you comfortable support with the greatest freedom of…
• Material: 91% Polyamide & 9% Spandex
• Available in five versions
• Breathable and quick drying
• Lightweight and comfortable
• Suitable for sports activities
• Limited color options compared to other brands
• Some customers prefer a higher waistband
• Sizing may run small for some individuals

2UNDR Swing Shift Boxer Trunk

Try out the UNDR Swing Shift Boxer Trunk for a comfortable and supportive fit that will keep you feeling confident all day . Made with 95% Lenzing Modal Beechwood Fiber, these boxer trunks offer softness and comfort.

The patented Joey Pouch provides excellent support and comfort, while the hydrophobic membrane in the No-Drip-Tip ensures a dry environment. The premium roll-resistant waistband keeps everything in place, while the tagless design adds to the overall comfort. With its quick access front fly, you won’t have any trouble when nature calls.

• Patented Joey Pouch for support and comfort
• No-Drip-Tip with hydrophobic membrane for a dry environment
• Premium 35mm roll-resistant waistband
• Material: 95% Lenzing Modal Beechwood Fiber, 5% Elastane
• Closure: Pull On
• Care Instructions: Machine Wash / Quick Dry Underwear
• Features: Patented Joey Pouch, No-Drip-Tip with hydrophobic membrane, 35mm roll-resistant waistband
• Soft and comfortable fabric
• Excellent support from the Joey Pouch
• Quick access front fly for convenience
• Some customers find that they ride up and don’t stay in place
• A few customers prefer other brands over 2UNDR
• Price may be considered high by some customers

Adidas Performance Boxer Briefs

Get the ultimate in everyday comfort and performance with the Adidas Performance Boxer Briefs. Made from a soft, stretchy, and quick-drying material, these briefs are designed to keep you comfortable all day.

The athletic comfort fit ensures they stay in place and provide support without riding up. The moisture-wicking fabric keeps you dry by pulling sweat away from your body, making them perfect for hot and sweaty days or intense workouts.

These boxer briefs offer comfort and convenience with an easy fit through the pouch and a functional no-gap fly. The tagless waistband and soft stitching ensure a comfortable wear, while the imported quality guarantees long-lasting durability.

• 5-inch approximate inseam.
• All-day comfort with a performance edge.
• Soft, stretchy, quick-drying material in an athletic comfort fit.
• 91% Polyester, 9% Spandex
• Pull On closure
• Machine Wash
• 5-inch approximate inseam
• Soft, stretchy, and quick-drying material
• Moisture-wicking fabric keeps you dry
• Easy fit through the pouch provides added comfort
• Functional no-gap fly for convenience
• A Tagless waistband eliminates irritation
• Some customers reported a loss of elasticity with high heat drying or excess detergent

Underworks Disposable 100% Cotton Underwear

The Underworks Disposable 100% Cotton Underwear offers the comfort of cotton in a convenient and hygienic disposable brief. This underwear is made with 100% cotton fabric and provides a soft and comfortable fit. It is hand wash only, ensuring its longevity and durability.

With sizes available from Small to 2x, you can find the perfect fit for your needs. The latex-free and rubber-free bands suit those with allergies or sensitivities. Approved for the healthcare industry, these underwear are designed in the USA.

• Size: Measure Waist: Small 30-32, Medium-34-36, Large-38-40, X-large 42-44, 2x 46-48
• 100% COTTON FABRIC – LATEX FREE-RUBBER FREE BANDS! APPROVED FOR THE HEALTCHARE INDUSTRY. JUST LIKE…
• HYGIENIC! NO MORE CARRYING AROUND DIRTY UNDERWEAR ON YOUR TRIPS – Wear and discard – Individually…

Product specs:

• 100% Cotton fabric
• Hand wash only
• Sizes available: Small (30-32), Medium (34-36), Large (38-40), X-large (42-44), 2x (46-48)
• Latex-free and rubber-free bands
• Approved for the healthcare industry
• Designed in the USA
• Provides the comfort of cotton in a disposable brief
• Hygienic, no need to carry around dirty underwear
• Individually roll-folded and wrapped for easy transport
• Some reviews mention sizing issues and incorrect sewing
• One review mentions the product being smaller than expected

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Best Travel Underwear for Men

Posted by Keith Langston December 31, 2023 Updated March 06, 2024

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Whether you like briefs or trunks, a man needs a solid pair of underwear when traveling, and these six pairs offer everything a good adventurer needs. 

That pack of whitey-tighties you bought at Target was probably a good bargain, but they’re not exactly ideal if you have travel plans in your future. Standard cotton traps moisture (and odor), and the fit of standard underwear doesn’t exactly help with mobility or flexibility. 

What we need when we’re traveling (whether it’s on a plane or along a trail) is underwear that can wick away moisture while being super comfortable and flexible. In some scenarios, you’ll want heavier, warmer underwear, and in others, you’ll want something light and breezy. 

Read on to find the six best pairs of travel underwear for men – I also recently reviewed the best travel shorts for men if you’re interested in completing the outfit. 

Best Men’s Underwear for Travel

• Best all-around men’s travel underwear: Mack Weldon AIRKNIT Boxer Briefs
• Best men’s travel underwear for staying warm: Smartwool Intraknit Boxer Brief
• Best budget men’s travel underwear: Wirarpa Ultra-Soft Briefs
• Best athletic men’s travel underwear: BN3TH Pro Boxer Brief
• Best boxers for men’s travel: REI Co-Op Everyday Boxers
• Best natural and sustainable men’s travel underwear: Free Fly Bamboo Motion Boxer Briefs

Best all-around men’s travel underwear

Mack weldon airknit boxer briefs.

A lot of underwear, especially athletic underwear, are sold as being “lightweight”, but trust me, you’ve never worn a lighter pair of underwear than Mack Weldon’s AIRKNIT boxer briefs (they also come in briefs). Made with a waffle-like knit fabric, these underwear are unbelievably stretchy and soft. They move with your body, don’t bunch up, and don’t feel constricting. 

Plus, the brand’s AIRKNIT fabric is made from nylon microfibers that are both moisture-wicking and odor-fighting, so they don’t just feel good, but they’re also built for performance. These certainly aren’t the cheapest pair of underwear out there, but they are absolutely worth the price. 

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Best men’s travel underwear for cold weather

Smartwool intraknit boxer brief.

Smartwool is known for their high-quality merino products and has long been a favorite for outdoors enthusiasts. Their Intraknit boxer briefs are also perfect for anyone who will be spending time outdoors during their travels – especially in cooler weather. The TENCEL fabric combines a blend of materials like merino and lyocell to create a very stretchy yet relatively thick pair of underwear. They form to your body and have minimal seams to reduce chafing (another great addition if wearing under layers during cold weather).

What makes them so great is that they’re both breathable thanks to the fabric, while also being snug and thick. They’re warm yet ventilated, which is exactly what you want. These are the most expensive pair on the list coming in at $50, but remember that these are performance underwear designed with a purpose and aren’t just any old pair of Hanes. 

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Best budget men’s travel underwear

Wirarpa ultra-soft briefs.

If you are looking for a cheaper option, Wirarpa is a brand you should check out. I originally had no idea what these underwear were, but I kept noticing guys in the locker room wearing them and they looked super soft and lightweight. After searching on Amazon, I saw that they have a 4.5-star rating based on almost 19,000 reviews…which is pretty damn impressive. 

That was a little over a year ago and since then these have become my go-to for daily wear. I’ve worn these while hiking in Wisconsin, at the gym, on airplanes, during long drives, and pretty much everywhere in between. They’re soft, stretchy, comfy, breathable, and have held up really well in the year I’ve owned them. Plus, they’re super cheap. Does it get any better than that? These are also available as a trunk.

Best athletic men’s travel underwear

Bn3th pro boxer brief.

For starters, we need to talk about what made BN3TH famous – their ball pouch. It sounds like a gimmick at first, but BN3TH makes their underwear differently, having specially-made ball pouches that don’t smoosh your banana and walnuts up against your body, and instead give them a dedicated space to have room to breathe, while also being secure and kept in place. 

On top of that, the pro boxer briefs have an anti-friction finish to avoid static and bunching and are made with a breathable mesh fabric that’s comprised of 89% recycled polyester. For the guy who loves being active (or just wants their goodies to feel comfy on a long journey), these are an excellent choice. 

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Best boxers for men’s travel

Rei co-op everyday boxer briefs.

Personally, I really like briefs, but not everyone does. Some guys still love old-school boxers, and if you’re one of them then you’ll want one of REI’s co-op boxer briefs. Yes, these are boxer briefs and not boxers. But trust me, traditional boxers aren’t fun when traveling. When you’re on-the-go, when you’re sweating, when you’re constantly moving (and often wearing the same outfit for the entire day), you don’t want loose cotton boxers underneath your pants getting all sweaty and bunched up. 

But if you like the loose feel of boxers, REI’s boxer briefs are a great choice. They’re more relaxed than other boxer briefs and they even have a functional fly. Plus, being made of polyester, they’re much softer and smoother than traditional boxers, meaning you’ll be way more comfy. 

Best natural and sustainable men’s travel underwear

Free fly bamboo motion boxer briefs.

Lightweight, flat-seamed, and complete with a four-way stretch design. Already these are a great pair of underwear. But these boxer briefs are even better because they’re made using sustainable organic bamboo. Bamboo literally grows like a weed…worse than a weed actually, able to grow 3-feet in a single day. It doesn’t need fertilizer or pesticides, it doesn’t even need much water – it’s an excellent sustainable alternative to cotton. 

But the Motion Boxer Brief isn’t your standard bamboo underwear either. They’re not barky, rough, or fibrous. They’re soft…very, very soft. Some of the softest underwear I own. These are also true boxer briefs, not trunks, so they’re a bit longer than the other pairs on this list, making them perfect for guys who like the longer fit. 

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The 10 Best Boxer Briefs for Men, According to Style Editors

Our testers recommend boxer briefs from Lululemon and J.Crew.

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Best Boxer Briefs for Men

Best overall boxer brief

Mack weldon airknitx boxer brief.

Best luxury boxer brief

Sunspel long cut stretch cotton trunks.

Best bargain boxer brief

Uniqlo cotton boxer briefs.

Best athletic boxer brief

Lululemon always in motion boxer briefs.

Best color variety

J.crew stretch 4" boxer briefs in stripe.

Softest boxer brief

Bombas cotton modal blend boxer brief.

Best bulk boxer brief pack

Hanes cool dri boxer briefs.

Most classic boxer brief

Calvin klein microfiber stretch boxer briefs 3-pack.

Most supportive boxer briefs

Best long boxer brief

Tommy john second skin mid-length boxer brief.

In recent years, the best boxer It's not just about the size. First, consider the pouch design. Does the brand make an effort to give you enough room for the boys to move around and breathe? If not, skip the try-on phase and go right to the next. And don't underestimate the benefits of finding the right leg and the right leg length, otherwise known as inseam. Though it all depends on your preference, you'll want legs or inseams that won't move around or bunch in the skin, and don't add extra bulk when you're wearing pants.Fit and PouchThe longer the inseam, the less a boxer brief will move around. As such, boxer briefs with lengths longer than five inches are great for fitness activities.briefs have become more advanced thanks to better stitching designs and semi-synthetic fabrics made with performance in mind. Which is why the best boxer briefs for men nowadays often boast moisture-wicking or odor-resistance feat. As for comfort, the very best men's boxer briefs abandon a full-cotton made to let you bid farewell to chafing for good, and in the meantime put on waistbands and even leg bands to stay put and snug. And the style of the best boxer briefs for men? From sleek monotone to vibrant prints, it varies but seldom disappoints.

What to Consider

Never opt for full cotton! Unless you want your skin down there to be chafed 24/7. "While cotton is known for its breathability, it isn't great for moisture management, and there are a ton of other options on the market today," says Gihan Amarasiriwardena, co-founder of apparel brand Ministry of Supply. "Look for briefs using materials like Tencel and Merino, both known for breathability, moisture management, and odor control." Nylon or nylon-blend are thus also great stretchy, moisture-wicking options that aid movement and provide comfort. And then there is modal: buttery soft, lightweight, and almost silky, this fabric is also shrink-resistant and will last your junk for years.

Fit and Pouch

It's not just about the size. First, consider the pouch design. Does the brand make an effort to give you enough room for the boys to move around and breathe? If not, skip the try-on phase and go right to the next. And don't underestimate the benefits of finding the right leg and the right leg length, otherwise known as inseam. Though it all depends on your preference, you'll want legs or inseams that won't move around or bunch in the skin, and don't add extra bulk when you're wearing pants.

The longer the inseam, the less a boxer brief will move around. As such, boxer briefs with lengths longer than five inches are great for fitness activities.

How We Selected

For the past 18 months, we consulted with Men's Health 's editors and writers on the best boxer briefs for men. Experts, including our Deputy Editor, Commerce Christian Gollayan, and our Gear and Commerce Editor John Thompson, put a number of boxer briefs to the test and evaluated their style, comfort, price point, and durability. We also considered top-reviewed boxer briefs with high praise on e-commerce websites we trust.

Now all you have to do is to find the skivvies that fit you best. We tested and reviewed some of the best men’s boxer briefs in the market and present them below. Regardless of your preference or untie-wearing needs, these 18 best boxer briefs for men are good for every individual.

These briefs from Mack Weldon embody the brand's dedication to quality and design for all things underwear-related. You can expect their breathable design and material to keep you dry, cool, and comfortable all day. Highlights include a specially designed ventilation patch that sits along the back, just below the waist band, in a - lets say - very useful spot, as well as the most effective elastic leg bands that we've tested.

AIRKNITx is also very sports-friendly and has earned the approval of athletes like former NFL football wide receiver Desmond Howard. "I travel a lot during college football season and I am never without my Mack Weldon AirknitX boxer briefs," Howard says. "These are my absolute go-to’s for their light, breathable construction that always keeps me feeling just right."

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Admittedly, this is a lot to spend on a single pair of boxer briefs, but Sunspel offers an attention to detail typically reserved for premium items like dress shirts and trousers. To begin with, it is made from a sturdy jersey cotton, blended with elastane to keep things nice and snug. When you touch it, it feels more like a high quality T-shirt fabric than lean brief fabric.

This boxer brief is produced in Portugal, which has become a hub for high-quality garment manufacturing in recent years. The craftsmanship shows in the tight flatlock stitching, which reduces friction from body movement. It is a pair of underwear that will hold up for a long time.

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Underwear isn't something we recommend skimping on. However, a low price doesn't always equate low quality. Uniqlo uses a soft and sturdy cotton-spandex blend fabric with smart construction and a super comfortable waistband. What makes the waistband so comfortable is a combination of a soft texture and an unusually wide design. This keeps everything in place, especially when you sit down.

Uniqlo uses short staple cotton for these boxer briefs, which is woven tightly to prevent pilling and creates an extra smooth surface. This avoids the pitfalls of traditional cotton underwear. The Japanese retailer doesn't sell multipacks, but there is often a discount available for buying two or more at a time, making it even more affordable.

Designed for those who are always on the move, these briefs by Lululemon feature an ergonomic design and soft modal fabric for quick-drying comfort while walking or working out. In fact, they will move with you instead of restricting your movement. With an extra long seven inch inseam, the effect is similar to compression underwear or biking shorts, where the extra fabric keeps the brief in place and fights friction discomfort on the inner leg.

Breathability and moisture regulation become especially important during the warmer months. Since Lululemon designed this brief for athletic activities, it handles those two factors really well. Bottom line, of all the underwear tested for this list, the Always In Motion handles sweat and heat the best.

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J.Crew Stretch 4" boxer briefs in stripe

Underwear is one of those products where when you find something you like, you tend to stick to it forever. J.Crew boxer briefs have been my go-to for well over a decade because every detail hits just right. Fortunately, the brand has not tinkered with the design in that time. Using a flat stitched pattern, with a fly opening, a wide and soft exposed waist band, and not-too-tight leg opening elastic has stood the test of time.

To keep things interesting with such a consistent design, the New York retailer introduces a few new patterns every season. There are the annual standbys of black, navy, white, gray, and blue-and-white stripes. If you care to spice it up, fun seasonally appropriate patterns are always available.

Modal is a textile made from beech tree bark that has a texture similar to silk, but functions more like a lighter version of cotton. Bombas made an even modal and cotton blend to create a fabric that is far softer and lighter weight than pure cotton, but more affordable than pure modal. This fabric makes for a very comfortable and breathable boxer brief, with just enough elastane added to keep things snug.

Along with the fabric, we found that the most comfortable feature of this boxer brief is the lack of seams. Two flat stitch seams create the pouch and hold the leg panels together, but there are no seams on the back or sides where the most friction happens.

If you are the type of guy that doesn't let his underwear overstay its welcome, then you should probably buy in bulk. We appreciate the emphasis on freshness and one of the best brands to stock up with is Hanes. This soft cotton knit brief from the old school, household name of underwear is a modern spin on a traditional design.

We're not kidding when we say over 88,000 five-star Amazon reviews have been given to these boxer briefs. Reviewers had high praise for their breathable and moisture-wicking, and we do too. And the fact you can get a 12-pack in all-black at this price point is simply too good.

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Perhaps the most iconic brand in men's underwear, Calvin Klein has a classic, timeless style, and these microfiber briefs are no different. Featuring added stretch for maximum comfort and enhanced movement, you can wear these for any activity—and look dang good doing it. It is probably the only underwear that you actually want peeking out of the top of your pants.

Microfiber fabric isn't typically found in underwear. It is super soft to the touch, which is why it is used in polishing cloths like the ones that come with glasses. Wearing that on your most sensitive parts is definitely worth the investment.

"If you want your boys to experience a comforting night out or smoothen the friction between the fabric and the ever-present genitals, opt for Saxx," says e-commerce and retail expert Jessica Kats. Created for travel, the Saxx Quest 2.0 boxer briefs are designed with lightweight, quick-drying, pin-dot mesh fabric. "There is little to no chafing, so your private parts remain unscathed and go through the day without a tingle," adds Katz, making them great for active guys.

The best part about the Quest is the patented ball pouch that keeps the boys separate. Because nothing annoys you more than balls being squeezed against each other, right? "Once you go Saxx, there’s no going back," says Katz.

One of the most effective ways to fight underwear from riding up is to go with a longer inseam. Tommy John offers the silky soft Second Skin boxer brief in a mid-length model with a six inch inseam. This will extend down to the mid-thigh area for most men. For a lot of guys, extending the amount of elastic fabric that covers the leg is a more comfortable alternative to getting a tighter fitting elastic band. This is especially true for guys with relatively wide thighs compared to their waist.

Modal is the primary ingredient that makes this boxer brief so soft to the touch. The solid color and printed models use a 90% blend, balanced out with 10% spandex for structure. Just avoid the heather colors because they only use 47% modal.

What Is the Best Fabric for Boxer Briefs?

The best place to start when finding the ideal fabric for your boxer briefs is what not to wear. As mentioned above, the fabric you want to avoid is 100% cotton. Some type of stretch textile is required to keep everything in place.

Instead, the best fabric for boxer briefs should contain some sort of stretch and breathability . Fabrics like Tencel and Merino, fabrics that Amarasiriwardena pointed out, are great because they're breathable, moisture-wicking, and have natural odor control. Other fabrics to consider are nylon and nylon blends: they're stretchy, moisture-wicking, and provide easy movement and all-day comfort.

If you're looking for high-end goods, modal is the way to go. It's insanely soft, breathable, and resistant to shrinking. Modal boxer briefs have a great lifespan too.

What Are the Most Supportive Boxer Briefs?

Boxer briefs are supportive by design, but the most supportive pairs pay especially close attention to one thing: pouch design .

The pouch design on a good pair of boxer briefs should give you just enough room and support for your goods to move around. Pick a pouch design that's too roomy and you start losing support. Pick a pouch design that's too restrictive and, well, we all know that's a fit we definitely don't want.

And to touch on another quality we mentioned, your boxer brief inseam is important. In terms of how inseam relates to support, a short to medium-length inseam will give you the most support, as the less length you have on your legs the closer you get to briefs, which is the most supportive kind of underwear you can buy. A longer inseam (say anything 7" or more) can create less support, as you start bringing some of the fabric away from your skin.

But with a longer boxer brief inseam, you reduce the risk of chaffing (shorter inseam fits closer to the skin), so that's the trade-off you're getting when going longer.

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The Best Boxer Briefs for Men Are Soft, Slimming, and Super Sexy

By Gerald Ortiz

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Pillage the dressers of most guys and you'll to come to two conclusions: they're full of boxer briefs—and they desperately need a refresh. The best boxer briefs for men not only raise the bar, they transcend the basics genre altogether. Our elders would tell us that it’s worth investing in your bed and your shoes because you’ll be spending most of your time sleeping or walking around. But you’ll spend even more time wearing underwear, so it’s arguably more important to get that right. After all, when you’re entrusting something to take care of your most sensitive of sensitives, willy nilly is not an appropriate course of action.

But we’re not saying you have to subject your bits and bobs to dozens of bad skivvies just to land on something mediocre that drains your bank account dry—because we've done all that for you. We ordered up hundreds of boxer briefs, whittled down that giant list to about a dozen top contenders, and took them to task, all in the name of finding the very best boxer briefs for men. What we got in the end is an unbeatable list of underwear, from perennial faves to genre-disruptors to the cheap and cheerful to the downright aspirational. Trust us: Your nether regions will thank you.

More of a boxer shorts guy? We feel you . Briefs a tad too long for your liking? Sounds like you need a new pair of trunks . Eager to broaden your underwear assortment? These are the names you should know .

The Best Boxer Briefs for Men, According to GQ

• The Best Boxer Briefs Overall: Skims 5” Cotton Boxer Briefs , $18
• The Best Boxer Briefs to Buy In Bulk: Calvin Klein Cotton Stretch Brief 3-Pack , $32
• The Best Value Boxer Briefs: Uniqlo AIRism Boxer Briefs , $15
• The Best Boxers Briefs for the Gym: Lululemon Built to Move Boxers , $38
• The Best Upgrade Boxer Briefs: CDLP Boxer Briefs , $38
• The Best Breathable Boxer Briefs : Mack Weldon AIRknit Boxer Briefs , $34

Best Boxer Briefs Overall: Skims 5” Cotton Boxer Briefs

5” Cotton Boxer Briefs

Material: 43% cotton, 43% modal, 14% spandex | Sizes: XS-5X | Inseam: 5" | Fly: Non-functional | Colors and Patterns: Available in 8 colorways

As soon as we’d heard that Kim Kardashian was adding men’s underwear to her uber successful Skims line, we knew we had to see it first-hand. What we didn’t know is that not only would it be good, but that it would be our favorite. When you’re up against a blazing hot Jeremy Allen White campaign, the odds aren’t good. But calling upon an Avenger’s-level roundtable of A-List celebs gave Skims the edge it needed.

For our testers, the Skims Cotton Boxer Briefs are the clear winner. Almost unanimously, Ms. Kardashian’s entryway into the men’s underwear market were the best when it came to fit, support, and design, and got some stellar scores for quality, too. GQ Sports Writer Matthew Roberson raved about its support, exclaiming that they were “F***ING PERFECT”. (Caps his own!) Alex Wedel, Senior Manager of Global Audience Development agreed—the Skims boxer briefs even gave his tush a little lift. While these extremely flattering undies aren’t “secretly shapewear”, as Wedel hypothesized, those of us lacking in the rear will be happy.

That said, the one overarching room for improvement came down to breathability. The Skims boxer briefs weren’t exactly a hot box, but the competing options scored higher marks in this area. Still, not bad for a first at-bat, right?

Skims' 5" cotton boxer briefs. Tested by Matthew Roberson, reviewed by Gerald Ortiz

Best Boxer Briefs to Buy In Bulk: Calvin Klein Cotton Stretch Briefs

Calvin Klein

Cotton Stretch Briefs (3-Pack)

Material: 95% cotton, 5% spandex | Sizes: S-XL | Inseam: 4" | Fly: Functional; side | Colors and Patterns: Varies

It should be no surprise that Calvin Klein’s boxer briefs are on this list. They did, after all, pave the way for the designer underwear category. With nearly half a century of steamy hot celeb-fronted underwear campaigns under their belt, Calvin Klein’s got most dudes believing that they could look just like the million-dollar billboards. And they’re not wrong. CK’s legendary boxer briefs look great on almost everyone, celeb status notwithstanding. From the cut to the fabric, CK boxer briefs have almost perfected what boxer briefs should be and they’d probably still be on this list if they never enlisted the help of the megawatt celebrities.

Our testers found the CK’s cotton-stretch boxer briefs to be both comfortable and good-looking. The jersey knit has the Goldilocks amount of stretch, the pouch has spot-on support, and is overall more breathable than Skims. And the low-rise apologists among us love that these boxer briefs don’t bunch or ride up.

And what puts these boxer briefs to legendary status is the price, which gets even better when you buy them in bulk. They’re around $12 per pair, but you can often catch them on sale and really get your money’s worth. There are cheaper options, certainly (just keep scrolling). But if we’re talking about designer underwear on a layperson’s budget, there is no contest.

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Calvin Klein's cotton stretch briefs. Tested and reviewed by Gerald Ortiz

Best Value Boxer Briefs: Uniqlo AIRism Boxer Briefs

AIRism Boxer Briefs

Material: 89% polyester, 11% spandex | Sizes: S-3XL | Fly: Functional; side | Colors and Patterns: Gray

We need to reiterate this: there’s no such thing as a perfect pair of underwear. But there are boxer briefs that deserved daps across a range of categories. A good amount of those daps have to be given to Uniqlo’s AIRism boxer briefs. We liked their support which wasn’t too tight nor too hands-off. We also gave them high marks for breathability, and moisture-wicking. Those qualities alone make these skivvies perfect for the gym. But the value you’re getting is the real star.

Our testers didn’t award the Uniqlo AIRism boxer briefs with gold medals in any single category, but at $15 per pair, the talents they displayed taken as a whole were what impressed us most. We found the fabric to be smooth, lightweight, and cooling, which other options struggled to balance. They’re pricier than Calvin Klein, but when you take into account the added versatility of being able to wear these to the gym, the extra $3 is worth it.

Uniqlo's AIRism boxer briefs. Tested and reviewed by Gerald Ortiz

Best Boxer Briefs for the Gym: Lululemon Built to Move Boxers

Built to Move Boxer

Material: 76% nylon, 24% elastane | Sizes: S-XXL | Inseam: 5" or 7" | Fly: Non-functional | Colors and Patterns: Available in 4 colorways

Speaking of the gym, we had a sneaking suspicion that Lululemon would fair pretty well in the realm of exercise. And we were right. Our fitness buffs gave the Lululemon Built to Move boxers top scores and proclaimed them the best boxer briefs for the gym. They excelled in just about every category, putting even our most trusted spotter on notice. They wicked away sweat and remained breezy through the grossest workouts. And they even blocked the dank odors that we normally associate with the sound of clanking iron. And crucially, they remained indetectable, never chafing, pinching, or riding up during any of our tester’s workouts.

The Built to Move boxers were among the most breathable pairs of underwear we tried, which is the work of Lululemon’s proprietary Luxtreme fabric, a magical blend that feels silky but dry and molds to the body without constricting your range of motion. We do have two tiny critiques, however. We would love them even more if they had a functional fly and if they were a smidge cheaper.

Best Upgrade Boxer Briefs: CDLP Boxer Briefs

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Material: 95% Tencel lyocell, 5% elastane | Sizes: XS-3XL | Fly: Non-functional | Colors and Patterns: Available in 6 colorways

When you’re ready to graduate from the flimsy jumbo packs of underwear to something more respectful of your body, CDLP is what you should aspire to. The burgeoning Swedish label focuses on fit and fabric over everything and commands an appropriate price for the next-level expertise. While other brands distract with garish colorways and loud logos, CDLP takes a more subtle and more effective approach.

Alex Wedel found that the CDLP boxer briefs were “super successful at keeping sweat at bay” even during his routine morning runs. And when he wasn’t pounding the pavement, he found that they had plenty of sex appeal thanks to their sleek design and flattering cut. That said, CDLP uses a silk-like lyocell jersey for its undies, which is both luxurious and long-lasting, but tends to run a touch small.

CDLP's boxer briefs. Tested by Alex Wedel, reviewed by Gerald Ortiz

Best Breathable Boxer Briefs: Mack Weldon AIRknit Boxer Briefs

Mack Weldon

AIRknit Boxer Brief

Materials: 50% polyamide, 33% polyester, 17% elastane | Sizes: S-XXL | Inseam: 5" and 8" | Fly: Non-functional | Colors and Patterns: Varies

GQ’s resident gym rats loved Lululemon’s underwear, but if even those aren’t breathable enough, we recommend Mack Weldon’s AIRknitx boxer briefs. The cure for swamp ass can lead to you stashing an extra pair in your tote bag for a sneaky swap mid-day, but the better solutions simply cop with these. Our testers found the breathable mesh-like fabric to be great at wicking away moisture, drying quickly, and providing ample airflow. That’s all thanks to the mesh-like fabric and the strategically-placed pique “cool zones”.

Some of our testers appreciated the slightly bulkier waistbands of Mack Weldon’s underwear, but others found it a tad cumbersome. The waistband is premium quality, to be sure—it comes at significantly lower threat of fraying or giving out as most of the brand's competitors'—but whether you like the fit and feel is somewhat personal. And while there are plenty of colorways to choose from, we would have liked a simple, all-black option.

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Under Armour

UA Performance Cotton Boxerjock (3-Pack)

Under Armour’s entry into the grueling arena of gym underwear may not have come home with a belt, but they were still among our favorites. With solid support, a 4-way stretch, and ultra breathability, they felt almost like not wearing any underwear at all.

Falke Climate

Control Boxer Briefs

We previously awarded Falke’s Climate Control Boxer Briefs our favorite undies for the gym thanks to a confluence of supreme breathability, luxe softness, and moisture-wicking properties. Though they were edged out by Lululemon, we would still be ecstatic to have these in our arsenal.

Second Skin 4” Boxer Briefs (2-pack)

Tommy John’s Second Skin boxer briefs practically melted away thanks to the impossibly silky modal fabric which caresses the body to womb-like levels of comfort. Add to that a supportive pouch with a near-seamless functional fly and you’ve got something worth making space for.

Cotton Classics Boxer Briefs (3-Pack)

If you like the stability and status that come with a pair of Calvin Kleins, but need more breathability, our testers recommend going with the all-cotton version of their classic skivvies. They’ve got the same look and a similar feel, but without the synthetic stretch factored in.

Stretch Cotton Trunks (3-Pack)

Sunspel’s multi-generational history in the underwear space is enough to warrant a spot in any underwear drawer and while they excel at boxer shorts, their boxer briefs are almost just as satisfying. From the flattering shape to the luxuriously fine cotton to the low-key design, these are the kind of boxer briefs that exude stealth wealth.

How We Tested

Style is subjective. And when it comes to our wardrobes, that’s perhaps most true with underwear. We’d be the last ones to tell you what underwear you should be wearing because when it comes to it, that’s between you and the universe. There may be a great deal of overlap and plenty of similarities between underwear drawers, but the right underwear for you is whatever you feel most comfortable wearing.

That said, we did our damndest to narrow it down to a handful of options we think most dudes will like. So we took stock of the underwear world, focusing on materials and design, and sifted through hundreds of options. We narrowed them down to over a dozen options to call them into the lab (the GQ headquarters) and then crafted a months-long testing process with testers across a range of preferences, body types, and lifestyles. We tapped a gang of GQ staffers to go in deep on underwear, putting each pair of skivvies to the test, wearing them to work, to chill, to the gym, and everywhere in between. We had them launder each pair as they normally would and repeated the process over and over.

After the grueling—and sometimes gross—testing process, we had them assign each pair of boxer briefs a score based on comfort, breathability, fit, quality, support, value, and, perhaps most importantly, overall style. We tallied up the scores, gathered the anecdotes, and came up with a list of what we believe to be the best boxer briefs for men right now. It’s all here, the household names, the up-and-comers, the commodity multipacks, the “your underwear costs how much ?!”, and everything between. (Read more about GQ's testing process here .)

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• Avidan Grossman , GQ senior commerce editor
• Gabe Conte , GQ senior web producer
• Gerald Ortiz , GQ commerce writer,
• Martin Mulkeen , GQ global commerce category director
• Matthew Roberson , GQ Sports writer
• Michael Nolledo, GQ associate commerce director
• Mick Rouse , GQ global research director
• Tyler Chin , GQ associate commerce editor

Your Boxer Brief FAQs, Answered

You’ve probably heard about the hubbub surrounding male fertility and underwear. So are boxer briefs bad for your precious bits? Researchers at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health have observed lower sperm counts on average across those who wear tighter underwear (a.k.a. boxer briefs, trunks, briefs, etc.) versus those who wear loose-fitting underwear (boxer shorts). It all has to do with temperature. Naturally, your testicles function better at a lower temperature than the rest of your body which is why they hang away from you. Tighter underwear tends to lift the testicles closer to the body, causing them to be warmer than normal thereby slowing sperm production. But before you ditch your boxer briefs altogether, there’s an upside. Even though sperm counts were lower for boxer brief wearers, researchers noted that those sperm counts were still within the normal range for the average healthy guy and shouldn’t have an impact on fertility. That said, this matters more for those who already have a recorded low sperm count to begin with and want to have children.

Not all boxer briefs are created equal and when you’re dealing with such sensitive matters, what you want is a pair that comes with poise, grace, softness, and zero chafing. The best boxer briefs are silky smooth to the touch and won't pill. They'll also stretch and conform to your body without losing their shape a few hours into the day.

Boxer briefs should fit comfortably snug like a second skin but never cut off your circulation. As for the pouch, it should support you without suffocating you. Whether the fly functions with a side entry or horizontal fly or is a more seamless experience is a matter of personal preference. A solid pair of boxer briefs also shouldn’t bunch or give you a wedgy.

The fabric should be stretchy enough to curve to your body without restricting your range of motion ( high kicks all day, baby !) and keep its shape all day long. That fabric should also be breathable and soft and should also last a long time without pilling. To achieve those main objectives, manufacturers use a variety of different fabrics. While materials like lyocell, rayon, and micromodal fabric provide an insanely smooth feel, the supreme all-natural breathability of a pair of Supima cotton boxer briefs also makes for a great pair of undies. More often than not, boxer briefs will use a balanced blend of materials, usually with some amount of elastane for stretch and recovery.

Remember that the best men's underwear is more than just another piece of clothing—these pieces are your closest confidantes, entrusted to handle your more sensitive and, ahem , private matters—so it's worth investing in the absolute best boxer briefs for men. So that’s exactly what we found—the choicest, most worthy boxer briefs around. Though we've narrowed down the underwear categories to boxer briefs, there are a few different kinds to choose from. But before we give you a headache, just know we've already done that hard work for you. From the softest to the sexiest to the stretchiest, the standalone standouts to the reliable multipacks these are the very best men's boxer briefs.

The Best Travel Underwear for Men

Comfort, performance, and style. All important.

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I've traveled all over the world -- and few items are more important in the pack list than a good pair of underwear. Whether you're the type of person that is comfortable going weeks at a time on just a pair or two, or you like to pack a solid assortment of options, these are a few of the best I've found over the years.

First off, I'm a briefs guy. There's no room in my suitcase or drawers at home for anything else. If you're rocking classic boxers, good for you but I don't know how you do it. For the best blend of comfort and utility, it's briefs all the way.

Regardless of your preference, if you're still wearing cotton, you're doing it wrong . Get yourself one of these fine options to swaddle your nether regions and you won't be disappointed on your next hike or backpacking trip.

Ex Officio Give-n-Go Briefs

These are the classics. ExOfficio has been making great travel underwear for years, and the Give-n-Gos are a tried and true purchase. Nothing flashy about it, no crazy prints, just great performance. I've worn too few pairs of these for much longer than I'm willing to admit. I once brought only 2 pairs on a 5-week trip to Southeast Asia . They'll last you for years and the moisture-wicking will keep the funk at bay.

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Saxx Volt Boxer Brief

A new-ish entrant, Saxx is probably my current favorite. I've worn these hiking in Peru, backcountry skiing all season, and road tripping around British Columbia. The Volt has a great blend of performance, and casual comfort.

They difference here is definitely the Ballpark Pouch. I won't go into too much detail here, but guys, you can figure it out. The "hammock" is excellent at maintaining stability and preventing chaffing -- you'll notice the difference immediately. They also reversed the seams, so the more "comfortable" side of the stitching is on the inside. I don't know how much of a difference this really makes, but they sure are comfortable. As expected for a performance brief, the wick moisture great as well. Plus, you get a bunch of great styles. I'd rather wear cool looking underwear than not 🤷‍♂️.The one criticism I have seen (but haven't experienced yet) is that some pairs can ride up the thighs a bit. Not sure if this is due to design, or fit issues though. More testing will be needed.

Smartwool Merino 150 Brief

Tried and true, I have several pairs of Smartwool briefs that I really like. The merino wool makes for a lightweight, super comfortable fit that stays cool in hot weather and warm in cooler weather. As expected for merino wool -- if you haven't made the switch from synthetic or tried wool baselayers, you're missing out. My Saxx feel a  little bit more performance oriented, so my Smartwools tend to be worn more around town or on shorter days. But that's just personal preference.

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• Polyester/spandex
• Machine washable

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[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I wish I had tried these before they got discontinued. Light and airy, literally like wearing nothing. Long leg stays put. They wrap around and conform around you - which awesome. As material is so thin, I rarely need to adjust. They feel like they were custom-made. The H-fly is super functional, more so than with other models that have more rigid construction or other materials. Seams are almost non-existent.

Not the quality I expected. I’d ordered before and they held up a long time. These seem cheap like they won’t grip the legs well and ride up. I won’t be ordering them for my husband again.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great for travel or everyday wear! Made with a light and airy mesh material that is super breathable. So comfortable that you forget that you have them on.

These are my new favorite, very thin yet super supportive and comfortable for all day use. 18+ hour day and no issues. Supports the front and the back.no roll up or issues .

Great fit and length that does not ride up. Material is light and breathable

Love the light weight and coverage of these boxers. Feels like your wearing nothing as it is a thinner material. They are form fitting and will highlight what is underneath.

A little loose but great leg length could be shorter on the waist and tighter on legs thanks !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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The 9 best men's underwear in 2024, tested and reviewed

Posted: January 2, 2024 | Last updated: January 2, 2024

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Underwear is such a standard wardrobe staple that most people don't put much thought into the kind they buy. If you're still grabbing the cheapest multi-pack on the shelf, you're definitely missing out on comfort and durability. The best men's underwear doesn't bunch or ride up, and you don't necessarily need to spend a ton of money to upgrade. 

So, if you're ready to swap out your old holey pairs, you're in the right place. We've personally tested many pairs of boxer briefs and shorts from the brands listed below, and our top pick is the Tommy John Second Skin boxer briefs because they felt supportive despite the next-to-nothing material. Below, you'll find our recommendations for the very best men's underwear brands and which pairs are most comfortable. 

For more menswear essentials, check out our guides to the best undershirts for men .  Learn more about how Insider Reviews tests and researches style products .

Our top picks for the best men's underwear

• Sizing info:  S-XXL

You know that one pair of boxers you get a little bit excited to put on when it makes its way to the top of the underwear drawer? For me, that's Tommy John. 

The brand was founded in 2008 with the goal of updating undergarments with modern comfort elements, and it's absolutely done that. I've tried just about every noteworthy pair, and Tommy John has the best boxer briefs for men to surpass them all.

The primary reason I consider Tommy John among the best men's underwear is the amazing fit. Boxer briefs are my go-to underwear style, and Tommy John's have a slightly longer-than-average inseam length. This eliminates that awful feeling of riding up or chafing. There's plenty of room and support in all the right places. 

If you like trunks, briefs, or relaxed fit boxers, Tommy John has all of those too. You'll also find sport leggings, which are essentially full-length underwear. Tommy John underwear is expensive, but they outlast cheaper pairs that go bad after a few wash and dry cycles.

Right now, you can save 25% off orders of $100 or more with the promo code  GIFT25 at checkout. Read more in our full Tommy John review here.

Mack Weldon

• Sizing options:  S-XXL

Using a combination of Pima cotton, Ionic+, and Lycra, the Mack Weldon Silver Boxer Briefs are made with some of the highest quality materials for the best men's underwear available.

While Supima cotton and Lycra are common in soft and comfortable clothes, the inclusion of pure silver in Ionic+ is rather important. Silver is naturally anti-microbial, so it helps rid garments of bacteria, including the types that cause odor. Learn about Ionic+ technology here . 

To put into perspective how useful silver can be, similar technology has been used in clothing for NASA astronauts, Olympic athletes, and US Special Forces.

Although astronauts probably have to wear their gear for much longer than you have to wear your underwear, you'll still get great use out of them in the real world. Whether you work super long days, you live a high-intensity athletic lifestyle, or you're on a camping or hunting trip where showers are few and far between, you'll get through it without stinking.

In addition to odor protection, the Silver Boxer Briefs are very comfortable thanks to a no-roll waistband, which is designed to prevent digging into the skin, and targeted mesh zones to keep high-heat areas nice and cool. Read more in our full Mack Wheldon review here. 

• Sizing Options:  S-4XL

If you're tired of boring tighty whities (or other basic underwear options), MeUndies is the easiest way to liven up your underwear drawer with a subscription service.

Every month, you get to choose your preferred style, size, and whether you want designs that are Adventurous, Classic, or Bold. And if you and your partner want to match, you can find the same patterns and colors in a number of other styles.

The brands hosts frequent sales events, which presents an opportunity to save on the best men's underwear and  the MeUndies loungewear we've tried and loved. With a membership, you gain early access to these kinds of exclusive offers. MeUndies isn't the most advanced when it comes to material and fit choices, but the options that are available are super comfortable.

Read more in our full MeUndies review.

• Sizing options:  S-3XL

Founded in 1900, Hanes, for all intents and purposes, pretty much invented modern underwear. Love or hate underwear, we'd have our work cut out for ourselves if we were to claim not to have some deep appreciation for this brand.

These days, Hanes offers every kind of boxer, brief, and boxer brief you could imagine with dozens of styles. You'll find everything from high-tech synthetic athletic materials to the good old-fashioned cotton the brand was built on.

This brand is timeless and it's not going anywhere soon. Plus, as some of the most affordable options for the best men's underwear you can buy, it's a good way to fill out your drawer when a five-pack is still cheaper than single pairs from the popular direct-to-consumer startups on our list.

You'll find pairs with FreshIQ odor-reducing technology and the new Total Support Pouch, which gives you some of the features of more modern brands without the steep price tag.

• Sizing options: XS-XXL

While several of the best men's underwear brands primarily focus on either comfort or fun patterns, Saxx Underwear manages to do both exceptionally well. 

The highlight of the brand's comfort technology is the BallPark Pouch, which adds support, limits chafing, reduces moisture, and prevents you from having to constantly readjust yourself. For most men, there's not much more you can ask for in underwear.

You'll find basic solid colors as well as cool patterns, bright colors, and themes. If you like to have fun with your underwear, you'll find plenty of options to fill your drawer with.

Read more in our full Saxx review here.

All Citizens

• Sizing options:  S-XXL; available in standard, athletic, and longer fits

There's a lot more than a person's waist size that goes into finding comfortable underwear, and All Citizens recognizes that. 

Perhaps named after its inclusivity, All Citizens has underwear for almost every size and shape. Although I'm not very tall, I went with the longer fit because I hate when my underwear rides up and I've come to like longer pairs from other brands. 

My first impression was that they were substantially better quality than most other brands. They're pretty thick — but not to the point of being uncomfortable or hot. I could tell they'd be able to hold up well to countless washes and wears, and after several months, they've done exactly that.

All Citizens also takes support seriously with its Paradise Pocket. While all underwear brands are gradually becoming more concerned with support, All Citizens has arguably the most advanced system to keep your business in place. Most pouch designs are more or less two extra pieces of fabric, but the Paradise Pocket is a comfortable compartment that keeps you from hanging all over the place.

At $18, they're a bit more affordable than other premium men's underwear — and there's no compromise in quality.

Bombas socks have been some of the best socks in the industry for some time now, and the recently introduced underwear lives up to that same level of quality. 

Made from a blend of cotton and modal, the underwear are incredibly soft and smooth, giving them a comfortable next-to-skin feeling. The blend of materials also makes them durable for continuous wears and washes — which is super important considering how much I like wearing them.

There are very few seams on the underwear which means there are few points for discomfort like digging into your skin or bunching up. One of the most interesting features is the diagonal fly. It's much easier to access than other designs, but still remains secure.

Bombas offers some of the best boxers for men , as well as briefs, boxer briefs, and trunks to accommodate all style preferences.

Read more in our full Bombas underwear review here.

Organic Basics

Made with recycled nylon and elastane, Organic Basics estimates that compared with traditional methods using virgin materials, production of its "SilverTech" style conserves some 21 gallons of water and prevents 4.2 pounds of CO2 and one ounce of waste from entering the atmosphere and earth. We can't quite confirm this, but you can take a virtual tour of the brand's factories and learn more about its practices .

SilverTech , which we find to be Organic Basics' most interesting style of men's underwear, is in fact infused with silver, which is supposed to quell odor and bacteria buildup. In our experience, it helps a good bit, but maybe not quite as well as others we've tried. The real win here is the comfort these skivvies offer, and since I've had them, they've easily been some of my most worn pairs. A more relaxed boxer brief, they hold everything more or less in place while sitting flush so I can wear them with just about any pair of pants.

Organic Basics offers a couple of fabrics beyond SilverTech, and unlike that line, they're much more on the organic side: Tencel (a wood pulp-based cellulose that's more breathable and less shrinkable and wrinkle-inclined than cotton), and organic cotton.

• Sizing options: 40-42 waist

Allbirds, the popular wool footwear startup, recently released underwear that came as a total surprise, albeit a welcome one. The Allbirds Trino Boxer Briefs are made from a blend of eucalyptus tree material and Merino wool, which delivers a lightweight, airy, and a soft-on-your-skin feel. They aren't the least bit itchy like a typical wool material, so you shouldn't have any discomfort unless you have a severe allergy to wool.

At $14, the Allbirds Trino Boxer Briefs are one of the cheaper pairs on our list of the top men's underwear. Although I really enjoyed wearing them, they weren't notable enough to dethrone favorites like Tommy John or cheap enough to replace Hanes, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't buy them.

If you want more premium underwear than a standard budget 6-pack, but can't quite justify or afford to pay more than $30 a pair, Allbirds is a good middle ground. They're also a great choice if sustainability plays a major part in the items you buy.

Read more in our full Allbirds underwear review here.

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Nike Dri-FIT Essential Micro

Men's boxer briefs.

This product is made with at least 75% recycled polyester fibers

Make your first layer your best. Start the day with the Nike Dri-FIT Essential Micro Boxer Briefs, made from stretch microfiber that feels smooth against your skin. Featuring sweat-wicking technology, plus flat seaming to help prevent chafing, this supportive performance underwear is just right for every body.

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• Style: KE1160-110

How This Was Made

• The recycled polyester used in Nike products begins as recycled plastic bottles, which are cleaned, shredded into flakes and converted into pellets. From there, the pellets are spun into new, high-quality yarn used in our products, delivering peak performance with a lower impact on the environment.
• In addition to reducing waste, recycled polyester reduces carbon emissions by up to 30% compared to virgin polyester. Nike diverts an average of 1 billion plastic bottles annually from landfills and waterways.
• Learn more about our Move to Zero journey towards zero carbon and zero waste, including how we're working to design product with sustainability in mind and help protect the future of where we live and play.

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Joshua799701643 - Aug 28, 2023

Hella comfy prevents thigh irritation

kevino329013414 - Aug 23, 2023

Love the feel, awesome, super smooth and great support

I found these briefs to both be comfortable, secur

Mikey527 - Oct 30, 2022

These underwear are very cool when you wear them in hot weather.

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• Nike Dri-FIT technology helps you stay dry, comfortable and focused.
• Stretch fabric lets you move freely.
• Wide hems help keep underwear in place.
• Flat seams feel smooth against your skin.

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• 92% polyester/8% spandex
• 6 inch inseam
• Machine wash