7 Best Mack Weldon Underwear

Similar to other trunks by Mack Weldon, but this one uses AIRKNITx microfiber fabric instead. As a result, it’s a lot more breathable. 50% Polyamide / 33% Polyester / 17% Elastane.

These are great sporting underwear. They’d also be nice for hiking, cycling, and any other time where you’re moving your legs a lot and really need the breathability. A great option for athletes.

Only $26 for some of the most breathable underwear you can find – we’ll take that deal any day!

These are made from silver cashmere and hug the entire leg. The result is an extremely comfortable set of long johns that keeps you protected and warm. 47% Modal / 38% Merino Wool / 10% Cashmere / 5% Spandex.

The main time that you’re going to wear these is going to be in the winter months. In places with a cold or even harsh winter, long johns can make up for the fact that coats keep your torso warm but not your legs. Just the single added layer can do a lot for your insulation and warmth.

When all is said and done, these are super pricey, but they’re worth every penny. Unparalleled comfort and warmth for the money.

A lot of people describe boxer briefs as having the ideal middle ground fit between boxers, which are too loose, and briefs, which can hug too much and be too tight. We think every kind of underwear has a time and place. But these do have a really nice and comfortable fit, and the 18-Hour cotton/modal/spandex blend is great for wicking sweat and moisture and keeping you dry. 47.5% Cotton / 47.5% Modal / 5% Spandex.

These are ideal everyday underwear that will port well between activities. Whether lounging, sporting, or just running errands, this jack-of-all-trades underwear will cover it all.

One pair is $24, which is average for high-quality underwear. Not the greatest value, but not half bad either.

These have the same material as the 18-Hour boxer briefs, but offer a closer trunk fit. 47.5% Cotton / 47.5% Modal / 5% Spandex and available in lots of colors and styles.

Ideal for when you think you may end up chafing with regular boxers.

At only $22, these are a pretty fantastic deal considering how comfortable and durable they are.

Reminiscent of the woven boxer, but more breathable and stretchy. As a plus, you also get all the general 18-Hour fabric options you get with the boxer briefs and trunk.

These are incredible for lounging around. They’re super comfortable, airy, and great for sleeping or relaxing. They’re great in most other situations, too, but lounging is where they really shine!

$28 for breathable boxers fit for everyday wear. If you prefer boxers over briefs or trunks, these aren’t a bad deal.

Primarily cotton, these boxers fit loose and feel similar to a lot of other cotton clothing. They’re not meant for high-stress activity, so avoid wearing them in situations where you’re going to be really active. 98% Cotton / 2% Spandex.

Really, these are best worn with casual wear on errand days. Things like slacks or joggers will pair well with these boxers and allow you to enjoy their roominess while still being low-intensity enough that it doesn’t come back to bite you by way of a split seam.

$28 for high-quality, sophisticated boxers. That’s fairly average, and certainly not a bad investment.