Although SAXX Underwear is already widely know for its ultra-comfortable briefs that feature its innovative BallPark Pouch, the company is looking to bring up cozy factor even more with the introduction of its new Mega Lux line.
Described as its "most luxurious line to date," Mega Lux boasts a relaxed fit that offers plenty of support but loosens up around the legs. A few other notable features include SAXX's BallPark Pouch to reduce friction and keep everything in place, reverse stitching for itch-free wear, and moisture-wicking technology. The Mega Lux boxer briefs can be paired with matching crewnecks, which are made with the same luxurious blend of cashmere and jersey.
Ahead of Valentine's Day, SAXX also unveiled a festive Lovestruck print for its Vibe line, featuring a playful collage of arrow-pierced hearts to celebrate the occasion.
Luxurious Cashmere Boxer Briefs
SAXX's Mega Lux Line is Cozy, Moisture-Wicking, and Odor-Resistant
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