YoRo NaturalsRemedywear Men's Boxer Briefs, Jock Itch, Allergy, Eczema Relief Underwear with Soothing Fibers (White, XX-Large)

My husband refused to wear these since they have no open fly. Also, I opened one package, purchased three, and was only refunded for two, even though I sent all three packages of boxers back.

These underwear are super soft and comfortable. They are breathable and do not irritate the skin at all very good if you have any kind of Jock itch or eczema.

My husband needs to have natural fabrics next to his skin- he has always been that way. He tends to have irritation if he doesn't. When I saw these, I wanted to get them for him. I thought they might be good. He has another opinion.WHAT ARE THESE LIKE?These underwear are VERY thin. As in don't wear them with white see through pants, thin. The elastic band is okay, supportive and all, but the fabric does not feel like bamboo he has had in the past, but more like bathing suit type synthetic.HOW DID THEY FIT?They fit okay, but he refuses to wear them. He says that they are not as supportive as he would like, but they also feel like he is suffocating in them. He can not wear them on hot humid days as they make him sweat and irritate his skin. He took them off within a few hours and has not worn them since.THE BOTTOM LINEAlthough the idea is good, for those with skin issues and tendency to eczema, these underwear almost seem to irritate it than to solve it. At least that is how it was with my husband.MY RATINGTWO STARS. Perhaps he will change his mind in the very cold winter, but for now, he really does not like these. He lets me know. . Like on a regular basis.

I really cannot justify these YoRo Boxer briefs. To me, they don't feel any different than normal Fruit of the loom or Hanes underwear. I'm very serious. I have dry skin and Eczema in my buttocks region. They are well made. The material is light and feels good to the skin. I wore them for a couple days. I'm not convinced they were all that much more soothing than much less expensive brands. I am keeping an open mind giving these 3 stars. At 40 bucks for a single pair of underwear I was expecting these to blow my mind in the comfort area. They simply didn't do it. Maybe others will feel different. 3 stars.

I am a little confused about these underwear. Out of the box, they felt sort of like they had lotion, which was interesting, but that disappeared after washing. I did not feel comfortable wearing them before washing, because they were not packaged as if they were meant to be worn that way. I wonder if that single use is the intent?Apart from that, these are nice underwear and similar to micro-modal. They have good stretch and are very cool and smooth. They are also pretty flattering, which is important. While they have a medical description, they would look normal in a locker room or whatever. I see some people have issues with the band, which I have not had yet.If these were marketed as modal boxer briefs, the reviews would likely be better. I don't want to rate them poorly because I like them enough to have them on regular rotation. With that said, they are probably not worth paying a large premium for if you have skin issues, unless you are primarily interested in avoiding other materials that cause a reaction.

I like these underwear a lot. They breathe and fit really well. They look great too. White isn't a color for everyone but I like it. The material is very soft and nice. I feel very comfortable wearing them while doing a variety of daily life activities. Overall I'd definitely recommend them because I think they're pretty nice. :)

These are pretty thin with a feel similar to modal briefs he's had before. They're not bad by any means, but he said he's had bamboo ones, and cotton ones that both felt better than these.He definitely doesn't like them on hot days, and they aren't warm enough for cold days.He says he's had more luck with avoiding irritation to just go without briefs and wear wicking shorts.I think if you need all the specialty manufacturing things left out or listed on these, they might be worth a try. But honestly for forty bucks for a single pair of boxer briefs these should have been made of silk or cashmere, some space age material for astronauts.The price alone makes me not recommend these.

The boxer itself is fine. It's comfortable to wear and nothing crazy. On the other hand, it is not a fancy underwear as well.However, I do not see any point for a single underwear that cost this much money. I personally won't purchase this product at this price.