Calvin Klein Mens Cotton Stretch 3-Pack Low Rise Trunk
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Ray Storm
> 3 dayNot CK packaging, just a plastic bag. Possibly rejected items. Fit like it was medium underwear assembled from different sized pieces. First pair had hole in seam by the end of my work day. In the end I guess I should have ordered though an official channel.
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James Dowd
> 3 dayNot sold as advertised
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M
> 3 dayIt’s really comfortable and fits great but one of the pairs came with a small hole in the middle.
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Edwin Arias Angarita
> 3 dayExcelente producto
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Sergio Rosales
> 3 dayEverything as expected
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Scratches
Greater than one weekThese feel very cheap to me. They are scratchy and not as comfortable as ones I’ve ordered directly from their website.
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sanoe.net
Greater than one weekIt took a week or so to get used to Calvin Klein Mens Cotton Stretch Multipack Low Rise Trunks. The person in the family who got this pack prefers a longer leg (and still does), but he says it is comfortable material- wise and hes getting used to the shorter leg. It does fit as expected so he is good with it.
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Todd
> 3 day2 pairs fit like small but we’re labeled medium. 1 pair fit fine. Seems like these are factory rejects or something.
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Cupcake
> 3 dayVery comfortable fabric, soft, thin, and stretchy, not at all bulky. They look good and fit well. If you have big thighs and youre between sizes, you might want to go up a size vs. the boxer briefs, as the thighs can feel a bit binding by comparison.
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KH
Greater than one weekIve always been a briefs guy, but recently I decided to give boxer briefs a try. I bought about six different types, some with 5-6 inch inseams and some short like these. These ones are by far the least comfortable. They get pulled up over my cheeks whenever I sit or squat and dont come back down. The elastic which is supposed to keep the legs in place not only fails to do so, but makes them extra uncomfortable when they get bunched up. I should note that I do not have thicc legs, so your mileage may vary. On the upside, the fabric is very appealing -- I cannot fault that part of the product.
