Woolly Clothing CoPremium Wicking Merino Wool Workout Boxer Brief

Quality is very bad. Just putting them on and to my surprise as I was adjusting the shorts, put three holes in them by just simply adjusting them. Never has this happened with any of the other boxer briefs I own. Very disappointing when you’re paying $30 for one pair I would not recommend these to anybody. I hope this company will either send me a new pair or refund me my money because these would not last on the trail or even a month at regular use.

Of all the things I will spend a little extra on, underwear is at the top of that list. The Merino Wool boxer briefs by Woolly Clothing Co. made that list. This is really a great feeling pair being soft, comfortable, tagless ,which I love, and a wide padded waistband that does not roll down. I am really enjoying these as once you slip them on they are barely noticeable. They also breathe really well allowing you stay cool and being made from 95% Merino wool also make them less likely to retain any type of odor which is great if you are moving alot and sweating.I highly recommend these as a great value

These boxers are comfortable to wear and provide plenty of breathability. I ordered my normal size, and they fit me fine with enough support for regular wear or when I am more active as well. They have a small access panel on the front for when you use the bathroom for convenience as well. They are easy to care for, after a wash and dry they came out soft and comfortable to wear. The only issue I have with these is the price point, at $30 a pair they are priced as a super luxury item, and for me they were on par with other boxers I have that come at a much lower price point per pair.Overall really comfortable to wear, the only issue I have with them is the high price point which I find to be too high.

Not a bad pair at all. Soft, fine wool that wicks moisture away and isn't irritating to skin. Offers little in the way of warmth (they're not winter long-johns, if that's what you're after) but are pretty decent for exercise (fit, stretch, comfort, moisture wicking and no chafing). The price is a bit high, not going to go out and get a 12 pack of these but for a bit of luxury/reward, it's nice to splurge sometimes. Good quality.

I usually wear a 38" waist. When I ordered this, the size chart said an L was 36-38" and an XL 40-42". Those numbers appeared odd to me given that one usually sees 34-36" for L and 38-40" for XL, but, following the chart and my usual size, I ordered the L. Too small! I clearly needed the XL, which is what I ordinarily order. When I came back to the product to do the review, I see the size chart has been changed to match the usual conventions. Had that been in place when I ordered, I would have ordered an XL.The pants seem high quality, but I only wore them for a few seconds since they were uncomfortably tight.

I had high hopes for these with the current price tag of $30. They’re good and very well made, but I don’t find them to be as comfortable as I’d like.The elastic in the waist band and leg holes is very tight, but the rest is very loose. I just like a more consistent fit all around.They’re not uncomfortable to the point that I don’t wear them or anything. It’s just that for $30, I can find lots of high quality underwear that offer a better fit for me.

The Boxer Briefs are made of soft material that is highly stretchable. They are very comfortable and lightweight and they "breathe". The material is strong and durable. The elastic waistband is stitched with 3 sewn rows. Shorts are professionally tailored and the fit is excellent. Everything about these boxer briefs is first rate, except the price. I would have a hard time filling my drawer with everyday boxers that cost $30.00 each.

I have had a pair of pants from this brand and like them but overall like these more for the money and what they offer than the wool pants which I still do technically like overall.I'm about 5'10" and 175lbs and typically the last 5 or so years wear a size 34 comfortably. In many underwear sizing charts mediums are suggested through 34 before going to a large. That holds true for my Smartwool and Saxx briefs and this brand. I will say I love all those other brands but these are hard to decide if I like better or the same as my Smartwool pair.Saxx have the 'ballpark' pouch or whatever which to me is more of a benefit in the hot summer weather but not a necessity but they also tend to ride up on my thighs. These Woolly's and my Smartwool don't do that. I wore them for a day and slept in them with total comfort and not noticing them as in bunching up or needing any adjustments. They fit a bit looser than my Saxx around the waist which I like since it doesn't feel as restrictive with me being at the end of where Medium is recommended.I had to run out early the following day of wearing these and rush out the door for a golf outing so I was in these for probably 36+ hours in many conditions including a warmer low endurance activity. I felt fresh and clean throughout and wouldn't have felt that to be possible if it weren't for the perks of Merino Wool!I hate having to think of ponying up this much on a pear of underwear but I believe this brand is quality and the comfort is fantastic IMO. As I may need to phase out old briefs that are worn or the elastic is weak I will certainly consider an occasional purchase of another pair of these to have in rotation.Just make sure you read the care instructions. Nothing I didn't see with other wool products but they advise washing inside out with non-abrasive materials. To avoid washing with clothing that have zippers or a denim I believe it said. Just be aware but I'd say it's par for the course with wool products like this.