Hey guys, I’m looking into what actually makes a good pair of underwear versus the stuff that gets tossed into the back of the drawer and forgotten. It feels like every brand claims to have solved “chafing” or “riding up,” but most of them fall short after a few washes. I’d love to hear your honest thoughts on a few things: Fit & Comfort: What is the most annoying physical issue you deal with (e.g., waistband rolling down, legs riding up, lack of support, seams in bad spots)? Fabric & Durability: What fabrics or features do you actively seek out or avoid? How long do you expect a pair to last before it loses shape or gets holes? Buying Process: What makes buying underwear frustrating? Is it bad sizing guides, high prices, lack of multipacks, or something else? The “Holy Grail”: If you could design the perfect pair from scratch, what one feature would it must have? Appreciate any insights or rants—don’t hold back. submitted by /u/Less-Bet-3719
Originally posted by u/Less-Bet-3719 on r/AskMen