[10068]

Yes, this is a strange thread.
 
Now that we've gotten that out of the way.... when it comes to undergarments I am very particular, and I can't stand anything with cotton. The ones I've worn for the last several years are manufactured by Stafford (JC Penny brand, ha), and they are 91% Polyester, 9% Nylon. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to find these again.
 
Do you know of a different brand that is similar? These are loose fit, thin, breathable, and very smooth.
 
Thank you sirs

 

[keosan24]

Champion C9 at target has some
http://www.target.com/p/C9-by-Champion-Men-s-Performance-Long-Boxer-Brief-Black/-/A-13442913?ref=tgt_adv_XSP10001&AFID=pricegrabber_df&LNM=|13442913&CPNG=men&ci_src=5784816&ci_sku=13442913
except their 8 percent spandex instead of nylon. My personal take on these is that their comfortable to wear, absorb sweat well, and they dont ride up or anything like hanes boxer briefs. But they can be a bit on the warm side if your plan on sitting for long periods

 

[Spareribs]

I just did a google search and found boxers shorts on Amazon.com made of synthetic material. The advantage of Amazon is that you can read the reviews and if it gets a lot of good reviews it’s probably a good product....(of course, not always though)

For me, I think cotton is the best material for under garments. I feel it’s the most comfortable material generally.

However, the advantage of synthetic underwear is if you’re traveling and you hand wash your under garment in your hotel or guest house, synthetic material tends to dry faster than cotton. That can be a slight advantage if you’re on the road and away from home.

 

[E8ArmyDiver]

Take it from a retired grunt,UNDER ARMOUR 9" Boxer Briefs!!!
I have worn Under Armour top & bottom for well over 20 years & will NEVER use anything else..

 

[megabigeye]

Yep, I tossed all of my cotton underwear a year ago. Synthetic performance materials are just way, way, way better at sweat wicking and keeping me comfortable during the summer. Uniqlo used to make boxers out of their Airism material, which were ideal for slim types like me. I was bummed when they discontinued them, as they were some of the only boxers I had that didn't give me an instant wedgie. I now buy ExOfficio Give'n'Go boxer briefs because they're not too, uh, supportive, which I hate. Kinda expensive and definitely fit weird, but very comfy.