Calvin Klein Men's Body Modal Trunks

Modal is one of the best materials for underwear. I've been having these trunks for years and I have zero regrets.-Added: I saw some reviews complaining about the materials. 90% modal + 10% elastine for the main part. 61% nylon + 30% polyester + 9% elastine for the rubber band. It is totally right and makes sense! If the rubber band is also made of 90% modal, it would not stay on my wrist haha. GET these, especially when some discounts are applied. I replace all of my trunks with these ck modal trunks.

Pouch is a bit too roomy for my small penis/package! That really isn't a ding on the underwear which is why I gave them a good review. Extra fabric where I don't fill out the pouch looks a bit funny!

Comfortable in size "L". For reference, I'm 6'3", 190lbs, 34" + waist X 36 inseam.Probably since I was 12, I've been a "boxers-man". Truth be told, for me, boxers still are the most comfortable, practical choice for day-long comfort... my cotton boxers manage to remain cool, dry and don't ride or bunch. With any cotton brief, swamp-butt will ensue within a couple hours. Most brief-style underwear, whether briefs, trunks, boxer briefs, etc. for me are generally unwearable. The portion for your "equipment" is never sized appropriately and usually result in it either being confined as if in some medieval torture device and/or being presented in the most ridiculous way, looking as though your hiding a grapefruit in your pants. Any underwear not allowing me to "dress down" and "dress right" will not be worn in public.These modal trunks DO accommodate. The fabric is very soft and has lots of stretch, and unlike cotton, seems to protect my unmentionables from swamp-butt scenarios. They really make you feel and look sexy...my wife has been very complimentary and I don't think she's EVER commented on my boxers! I can understand the reviews concerning "too loose" or baggy, but I think this is what allows me to wear them comfortably. I bought size L, but would imagine anyone with a genuine 34 inch waist might be very comfortable in size M (most of my pants are mix of 34 and 36 inch waist...though I wouldn't be surprised if my 34's are really just 36's made by brands interested in making you feel like u are still a 34!). I've only worn / washed them about 5 times so far, so can't speak for the durability, but have no concerns. Fabric is still soft... no piling as some have mentioned. Since the soft fabric is really one of the key points of this product, I would be inclined to update this review if fabric starts to pill unreasonably soon. Not sure exactly what "unreasonably soon" will be, but I'll know it when I see it. I do use a front load washer (they only way to wash!!!!) so this should help keep piling at bay.I will say I've also recently purchased the exofficio give-in-go boxer brief. Ultimately, the exofficio's are the practical choice; a bit more comfortable and quite a bit more accommodating, even though the fabric is no where near as soft as the modals. They certainly aren't as sexy as the CK's, though. This review was for the CK modal trunks...I purchased the CK modal boxer briefs at the same time. Still not sure which I prefer...ultimately, either will bunch up slightly, and, at the moment, I feel like the boxer briefs just have that much more material to bunch up, making them slightly less comfortable when they do. At the same time, however, I have noticed that the boxer briefs never allow me to "escape" down my right leg as the trunks sometimes do...so what's worse for day-long comfort, bunching or escaping? Either usually require a trip to the restroom or discreet maneuver to correct.Boxers remain my most reasonable choice, but these CK's are one of the few non-boxers that I will regularly wear.

I don't care for designer clothes; I think they're too expensive, and usually dopey looking with their logos plastered all over them. And I would never have bought any of these, the Calvin Klein Body Modal Trunks, except that my wife gave me some as a gift.These are a game changer.Wow. Soft. Comfortable. Good fit. Attractive. Did I say they were comfortable? After about two years and multiple re-orders of the CK underwear, I am literally throwing out all my other underwear because I know I will never wear that junk again.I order them in 3-packs, and I've bought a lot because I fear that they will either discontinue them or change the design for the worse (see my review of Hanes socks, grr). Yes, they're expensive and perhaps wear out a little faster, but if you're going to spend your life wearing something, it might as well be clothing you like.If you are worried about receiving returns or fakes (a reasonable concern), the provided pictures may help you identify the real thing. The 3-packs come in a box like shown in picture 1, sealed at both ends with a clear circular sticker that sometimes comes un-stuck if the box gets squished in the mail. The underwear should be neatly folded with two plastic clips and an enclosed piece of paperboard, as in photo 2. The care tag may be stitched-in vertically or horizontally, as shown in photo 3, and the waistband should say Calvin Klein in large letters all around.

Fraudulent misrepresentation. Not as advertised. I bought these underwear because they were supposed to be 90% modal (which is a super soft natural fibre). The tatty and torn box (which was obviously re used also had 90% modal written on it. However the underwear are clearly labelled 61% nylon and 30% polyester, with not modal. I suggest this seller should be blacklisted for fraudulent misrepresentation.

Tengo años buscando ropa interior fresca y hasta ahora, este modelo ha sido el mejor. He usado los Air, he comprado varias marcas y ninguna los iguala.Duran bastante, de hecho el elástico nunca pierde forma. Lo que he notado es que los de color duran más que los blancos. No se porque, los blancos se fueron desprendiendo del elástico y rompiendo de la entrepierna, los de color siguen sin problema. La primera ves que los compré fue hace al rededor de 4 años, y tenían 92% Modal, ahora son 90% modal, lo que creo que hará que duren un poco más. Pero igual mantienen frescura.

I've seen mixed reviews with this underwear, but I was curious after I've seen how blogs have raved about micro-modal material so I bit the bullet to try one while it's on sale for $23.40. Here are the pros• Super soft. Softer than cotton and doesn't catch on the imperfections of my skin like microfiber material.• Super breathable. This is superior to cotton due to its breath-ability. No more sweaty underwear that sticks to your bottom.• Super thin. Since the material is more durable than cotton, it can withstand more washes and be made thinner without breakage.• The fit was great. I purchased my size based on my previous experience with this brand and the fitting was perfect. It holds the brother in place so there's no complaints there.Con:• There's no support for holding the sack in place like competing brands. However, I don't see this as a deal breaker although enthusiasts would probably disagree.It truly is a luxury product. I previously owned the now out of production CK Cotton Bold, but now I'm sold on this.

Being made of modal, these are very soft and comfortable. They feel luxurious! They also wash well and are durable (I haven't worn through my first pair yet after over a year of regular wear). They have a good stretch without being too tight or too loose. The trunk shape fits well on the body, and the leg part is too short to ride up (unlike boxer briefs).While they are undeniably expensive, they do go on sale once or twice per year. I get one or two pairs each time and am slowly replacing my entire underwear supply with this model.The only thing I would change would be to replace the tag with a printed label for more comfort.

I gave this as a gift for my husband and he really liked the comfort of these trunks. He's very satisfied with it.