Jockey Men's Underwear Pouch Midway Brief - 2 Pack

I purchased these about 5 months ago and they are disintegrating rapidly. Daily normal wear and I was all of my clothing with a WashIt, so no harsh chemicals of any sort. But the four pairs I purchased are all dissolving.Poor quality and I'm wondering if they are even real Jockey.

I went from briefs (likely Jockey briefs - it's been a while) to boxers when I was 11 or 12 and so it's been around 35-36 years since I've felt any 'tighty' sort of everyday underwear at all. I was at my GP's last week, and he noticed my boxers and asked if I ever felt uncomfortable wearing them. Well, um, you know, kind of, yeah, sometimes, things seems to get off track.So I thought that I would order a couple of pairs of these boxers breifs: The Brooks Brothers boxers that I've worn for past 35 years were simply not up to par with the support that I needed now that I've banished myself from wearing suits for more that three and one half decades. I wear comfortable clothes now and, with the boxers, I was all over the place.Just the term "Jockey underwear" has a sort of nostalgic 1950's meme. I had always thought of those tight briefs worn in grammar school. Having ordered more than a couple of pair now, I can say that I have finally found a permanent replacement for boxers. If you're still wearing suits as work attire, at least give these a try-out on a weekend. I think that you'll be surprised. And if you're of the leisure class already, toss the boxers and buy a couple of dozen of these. You'll not regret it!

These and the Jockey Microfiber Midway Briefs are the only underwear I buy anymore. These fit great and feel great. No riding up and causing junk pain. No weak waistbands. No need to adjust anything during a long drive or climbing into a truck like with shorter briefs or boxers. (FYI For those who need to hide their junk to prevent being obscene, these fit the bill well. I used to have to wear briefs under my boxer shorts- not always comfortable.) These and the Microfiber are similar to silk boxers some service folks use and they will not give you a rash or chafe when running or being active. They stay put.My only complaint is that after a year or so the stitching in various places starts coming apart. My first pairs from about 3 years ago almost all have a small hole near the waistband or in the crotch. The holes haven't expanded though and can be easily repaired. They're not ready for rags yet but I'm disappointed. I try hard not to use the super spin cycle on my new generation washer. That said, even if I only got a year or two of wear out of them it is worth it. None have any problems with worn out elastic In the waist or the elasticity of the cloth material wearing out.*****The only good underwear out there in the world are these and Stafford heavyweight crew neck tshirts. The Stafford shirts last me a decade and these up to 2-3years. I'll try to wash these Jockeys on the fragile cycle but I'm doubting it will change anything. The Jockey Microfiber are indestructible. None of those have any issues after 3 years.

I really like these midway briefs. They come up to regular waist level or like belly button area... I'm not exactly versed on the terminology of this. The legs are a nice length as well keeping in mind they are midway brief instead of boxer brief so they are longer. The fabric is very comfortable, the elastic is just right (not too tight and not too loose), and the quality seems to be there (so far). I have had these for four months, and I am impressed thus far. I will update this review if they like fall apart in a week, but so far so good.

My issue with these is that the fabric used for the crotch feels great and is super soft, but for some reason they decided to use some rough uncomfortable junk fabric for the legs. I have been trying to find a pair of longer legged underwear that uses higher quality fabric and if only they priced them a little higher and didn't skimp.I can't comment on anything else because I didn't wear them long enough. If you are okay with rougher fabric them maybe these will be acceptable for you. I am still giving these a 3 star rating because the price is still decent for what you get.

I've worn two pair and both have ripped along a seam in the sac region. I'd like to say it's my physiology, but the truth is it's just poor quality. When I bought this same style and brand 10 years ago, they lasted for 5 or six years. These may make it to the end of the month. Pity, as I really like the fit and the pouch. Time to move on to another brand, I guess. (I tried the microfiber and it was nothing but swamp-ass 2 hours later.)

These fit well; very comfortable. They don't ride-up or chafe. The inseam tends to shred after several wears and washings. I own a sewing machine with stretch stitch and a serger...which has extended the wearability of these drawers--Jockey could use a better stitching pattern; like their other underwear products.

Every pair I have bought in the past 4 years have come apart at the seams in the crotch area. I have worn and loved these for more than 10 years, you can't get them at the store any longer. I refuse to buy them again...now I just have to find something I like as much...but will not FALL APART AT THE SEAMS ..argggggghhhh!!!!

comfortable

i have a problem urinating in public stalls, the quick access to my plonker,really helps me out,

Good fit. Doesn’t ride up the legs.

Husband likes the fit

These ride a bit high on the waist but the inseam is a good 8-9 inches which I love, and they are super comfortable.

They tear at the seams pretty easily. Otherwise they're comfortable. Build quality is lacking.

as advertised with quick shipping

current quality not as good as past fabric not as soft and comfortable.

Received June 28, today is August 18. I wore these exactly 6 times and washed them each time. One of them has a clear hole developing in the crotch along the seams.

in a pinch these work great, buying the seamless waste bands next time