[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Up until recently I have only worn the microfiber Jockey underwear, as I find it cool and comfortable. I thought the pure cotton might not hold up as well and might catch on my jeans or trousers. I have to admit I was wrong. I recently decided to try the 100% cotton boxer briefs and found they fit just as snuggly as the microfiber underwear and didn’t cause any binding or catching on any of my trousers. I also wore the 100% cotton boxer briefs on some of the hottest days of the year (so far) and found them to be cool as can be. I ordered a size “large” and found that they fit as expected. All my boxer briefs are a size “large” and these fit just the same. They also have enough flex that they aren’t binding regardless of my level of activity. So far, after a few times in the washer and dryer, I haven’t noticed any fading, shrinking, or loosening of the stitches. I think they will hold up well over time, but am not sure if they will last as long as the microfiber underwear. All things considered, I will most likely buy more in the future.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These boxer briefs are soft and comfortable for all day wear. The waist band has a nice feel to it, stays in place and does not have an itchy feel to it. The pouch is comfortable and stretches to accommodate. The legs are not so tight to become uncomfortable but hold their place on your leg in your jeans or shorts without riding up. They meet the needs and wants of guy while he is working or playing.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The fabric for these boxer briefs is exceptionally soft, and I like the longer length. They don’t bunch up as the day wears on. The overall look is pretty standard, i.e., you’ll blend right in in the locker room. Although the fit is fine, I would have preferred a **slightly** snugger waistband.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These underwear are great. Having thick legs they are awesome....no chub rub! Only complaint is that if its a warm day it gets warm down there being 100% cotton might want to grab a performance pair with some breathable action.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've always been a fan of long-leg boxer briefs (aka "Midway briefs"). These are essentially your basic boxer-briefs, with the traditional keyhole fly and a non-covered elastic waistband - but with a longer-than-normal inseam. The long leg makes more of a difference than you'd think - since they cover more skin, they do a better job reducing chafing and wicking sweat than regular boxer-briefs or trunks. They're also more resistant to bunching up under slim-fit pants, and the leg openings don't roll up your thighs nearly as much. One problem I've run into with some classic Jockey styles in the past is that the rise is often a bit too high for me (I'm 5'7") - but these, along with many other newer Jockey styles, have more of a medium rise that would work for a greater range of heights/builds. They run a tiny bit large, but not as much as I'm used to from Jockey (I wear a large in most brands, but the large in these was a bit bigger than it needed to be). The fabric is a cotton-polyester blend that feels a bit scratchy when new from the package, but softens up after a couple washes. I haven't washed them enough yet to see how the elastic in the waistband holds up - and I've ruined enough pairs that I've moved to line-drying most of my underwear now! - but in general, I find Jockey's waistbands to be decently durable, even if you machine-dry them. Overall these are a good choice if you're looking for daily drivers and like the long-leg style. For me personally, these would be greatly improved by a roomier, more anatomically-correct pouch in the front - but if you prefer a traditional fit, these would fit the bill.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] a perfect fit for a man with big bulge and keeps the Netherlands dry