Woolly Clothing CoMen's Merino Boxer Brief By Woolly | RWS Certified | Soft, Stink Free, Seattle Designed

These are my new daily wear. I ended up replacing all my other underwear because these put them to shame. They are comfortable, durable, and practical in all weather due to the material’s moisture wicking capacity.

Comfortable option to escape the plastic underwear craze. No odor, not scratchy, fits great. Have reordered and highly recommend.

Very comfortable and well fitting but do not hold up as well as some other brands.They're a little too thin and, although very breathable, the legs tend to stretch out and ride up some when worn.They also don't hold up in the wash as well as some other brands. After a year I'm down 2 of the 5 pair I got (2 singles and 1 3-pack).These are a couple dollars cheaper but I think I'll stick to Meriwool from now on.

Love the fit on these not too tight not too loose. The thin curved waistband is barely noticeable.I’ve had these for a month and put them through the ringer at a four day music festival.Highly recommend!

The Merino wool is terrific. Not just good for the ecology. My son is a serious hiker and it is the only thing he takes. Less space, lighter, wicks moisture. Absolutely perfect. It is the only thing I will be packing in terms of underwear. I just bought socks front he same material.

The fit is perfect as a guy with larger cyclist/squat build. Not quite as durable, but I'll never go back to synthetics, wool is just that much better.Fit better, smarter design, and are cheaper than the similar smartwool product.

So I really want a pair of wool boxers to wear when cold then, and after being daily wear tested, would go in my outdoor gear tote for hikes/hunts/adventures with all the other gear that has passed the edc test. These are thin and have already started coming apart at the buttcrack. I bought these a few days before I had hernia surgery 2 weeks ago. If they cant hold up to a few days worth of wears sitting still on an ATV plowing snow off concrete, they dont get the honor of making it into any of my gear totes. My suggestion to the manufacturer: make it better, make it thicker, make it what outdoors people want. If my $20 per 3 packs of WallyMart poly boxers held up to years of daily abuse in the horticulture field 20-30k step days etc. and these fail after a few post-op weeks in the off season, thats a hard fail....

While these are comfy wool underwear, they don’t seem very durable. I have experienced several snags or pulls in the fabric, leaving me to wonder how long they will last.

These are the most comfortable underwear I've ever worn. Great quality, silky-smooth merino wool.I'm a 33" waist and (because so much clothing on Amazon is smaller than expected) ordered a Large to be safe. They fit, but were a bit baggy. Ordered a Medium for my second pair, and they fit great!They appear to be very well made. Unlike most wool underwear, these aren't a blend: they're 100% merino. Time will tell if they're as durable as the blends, but when new they're fantastic.

Very soft a a true fit. Be sure to hand wash or they will shrink.

Nose and comfy nice andcosy

The price of these underwear is just too high to only get two uses out of them before they start to run and have holes in them. I have merino underwear by other companies that I have not had problems with. One company Ortovox I have even had for more than 5 years through backpacking expeditions and heavy work and they are still without any blemish. Sorry, not able to support woolly.

For a guy with larger legs, these are perfect!Not only are they comfortable, they stay in place and don’t ride up. I was so happy with them, I now have 5 pairs and they are my go too.