We found the 13 best men's underwear after years of testing and consulting with menswear experts. Every man will find a pair ...

We sought well-designed briefs with a pouch or cup for support and comfort. We considered a range of models that cost between $4 and $35 a pair. These boxer briefs are exceptionally comfy and ...

The company, known for its ‘Ball Hammock Pouch Underwear’ line of products, already reached out to Bouyer’s family and Olympic authorities in hopes of securing a deal with the 22-year-old ...

Shinesty’s Ball Hammock Pouch underwear offers an innovative design with bulge-enhancing features and moisture-wicking MicroModal material, providing a premium level of security, reducing ...

and a pouch designed for optimal support. One buyer says: "Most comfortable underwear I’ve ever owned. A delight." The Marty McFly–approved choice, and also the celebrity-approved choice.

Much like socks and other wardrobe basics, the best men’s underwear should be comfortable, durable, and flattering. But those words mean different things to different people. Some men feel best ...

Listen up, ladies. We’re all familiar with the irritation that poorly designed underwear causes. Pinching, chafing, visible panty lines, substandard protection from leaks, unhappy boobs ...

So to find the best shapewear, I put together a panel of experts — including underwear-store owners, plus-size bloggers, and Hollywood costume designers — and asked them about their favorites.

Sydney Sweeney shared the first photos of her playing boxer Christy Martin for the upcoming biopic being directed by David Michôd. “Well the cats out of the bag thanks to some paps in bushes so ...

If the 51mm watch is too big (and too expensive), it comes in two smaller sizes as well as a Fenix E, which strips back some ...

Rodriguez, ESPN's No. 7 pound-for-pound boxer, did so with a third-round TKO of Pedro Guevara in a 115-pound title bout, while Ennis scored a unanimous decision win over Karen Chukhadzhian in a ...

Those antics have been ignored by most sports fans. That changed at the Paris Olympics, where an IBA campaign to discredit two female boxers raised questions, without evidence, about their gender.