Hanes Men's Originals Trunks, Supersoft Underwear, Viscose from Bamboo, 3-pack Trunks (pack of 3)

I don't usually like Hanes underwear, but I am so glad I tried these boxer briefs! The fit is incredibly form fitting and highlights all the right features. The fabric is much softer than any other Hanes product I have tried and keeps its shape nicely. The waistband is a little flimsy and rolls over on itself every once in a while, but I hardly notice it, especially when wearing pants. I like them so much, I am considering buying them in a few of the other colorways. Never thought I would say this, but good work, Hanes.

Excellent briefs with bamboo. For me, they are more comfortable than any others I've had and do not ride up nor pinch. Excellent support and cup area. An excellent buy.

So if you're used to wearing boxer briefs/trunks that are mostly made of cotton but you want to try these boxer briefs/trunks that are mostly made of viscose (bamboo) to see if they ARE super soft, then I would NOT recommend it. Unless you are tired of the weight of cotton. Because these are certainly more lightweight. And yes, they are super soft. They are just light and super thin, which I don't necessarily like. I still like the cotton boxer briefs/trunks more than I like these, so I sent them back. Which is no problem with Amazon. But that's just me. It all really just comes down to what you prefer.I have still given them 5 stars though because the size and color that I ordered was correct and they were just as described. And it's pretty much a given that these are true to size. I mean, how long has Hanes been making underwear? Lol, but now that I mention it, I wonder just how long they HAVE been making underwear? Hold on, I'm going to go find out real quick...Ok, so this is what I found:"In 1901 John Wesley Hanes opened the Shamrock Hosiery Mills to make infants' and men's socks. In 1902 Pleasant Henderson Hanes joined with his sons (Pleasant Huber and William Marvin) to set up the P. H. Hanes Knitting Company to make men's and boy's underwear."So they officially started making underwear in 1902. Which means they have 122 years of experience. Pretty impressive if you ask me! The only thing that I find odd about that though, is that the father and one of his sons were both men with the first name of... "Pleasant?" Maybe that's common somewhere, but it's the first time I've ever heard of anyone named "Pleasant," lol.

Washed them once and the waist band rolled up and got destroyed should of returned them then thought maybe it was just one bad pair as I never seen a pair of boxers do that before. Every pair did it. Not happy with them. They were comfortable tho just wish they lasted.

As you can see in the review pictures, after washing the washboard scrunches and shribbles up terribly. The comfort is a 10/10 probably some of the softest underwear I have ever had but i HATE that the waist band quality is so poor.