The only critique I have is the rise. For me about one waist band shorter would be better.

I really wanted to love these boxers because they are by far the most comfortable merino wool underwear I’ve tried. Unfortunately, the quality just isn’t there. Within only a couple of wears, the stitching began coming apart on every pair I purchased.

When I reached out to customer service, I was asked to send the boxers back for replacement — but sending back used underwear felt both inconvenient and questionable as a policy. At this point, I’ve returned them and requested a refund. For a $300 purchase, I expected durability and a hassle-free resolution.

Great comfort, but disappointing construction and customer experience. I’ll be switching back to a different brand I’ve had better long-term luck with.

I have worn these for a while - love the fit & texture.
South Florida in August is swampy - the boxers really do a good job keeping me comfortable.
My only reservation is 2 pairs recently purchased have cuts in them under the waistband in exactly the same place - I honestly don't know if it was me unpacking...... or they arrived like that.??
thanks

The merino wool is thin, soft, and fit for a humid 95° day. The cut is just right for me with thick thighs and 33 waist in most pants. Construction is nice even if the paneling is a little different from my former underwear. I thought you would feel the center butt seam but that has not been the case. My only complaint is the waist band feels a touch off. the feel is a faint scratchy. Far from a deal breaker but just enough to say these are not perfect.

Nice and comfy with all the benefits of wool. I love that they are manufactured in the States too! The horizontal fly is different but neat. I'm 6" and typically wear a 36" size pant. In addition, I lift often and never skip leg day. If you have gifted legs or work on your physique frequently, I recommend sizing up. Otherwise they probably fit true to average sizes.