This popular men’s underwear startup has new clothes that are so comfortable you'll want to wear them all the time
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Getting dressed for comfort starts with a great pair of underwear. No matter if you're going to the gym, office, or just lounging around the house, wearing bad underwear will always be uncomfortable.
Boxers that ride up and socks that lose their shape are a thing every guy has experienced, but there's a solution — Tommy John.
Founded in 2008 by Tom Patterson with the help of his now-wife Erin Fujimoto-Patterson, Tommy John started with the goal of bringing men's undergarments into the 21st century.
By reinventing and refining staples like boxers, undershirts, and socks, Tommy John has made a name for itself by producing well-made, comfortable clothes.
While this has extended to making other apparel like T-shirts and lounge pants, the startup is taking another huge step in comfort with its latest release. Dubbed the Go Anywhere Collection, the set comprises underwear, socks, joggers, pants, and henleys designed to be worn anywhere.
Shop the entire Tommy John Go Anywhere Collection now.
Check out what we had to say about some of our favorite pieces, below:
Tommy John Go Anywhere Boxer Brief
Tommy JohnAmir Ismael, Insider Picks reporter:
When I first saw how long the Tommy John Go Anywhere Box Briefs were, I wasn't sure that I'd like them. After just one wear, they've become my favorite pair out of all the ones I've tried. The four-way stretch material is anti-microbial, anti-odor, contours to the body, and most importantly, never rides up. I've had that problem even on form-fitting boxer briefs because the legs are so short.
Aside from that, these boxers are comfortable on all other parts of your body. They feature a contour pouch so you won't have to constantly adjust yourself, and a Quick Draw fly. A lot of the underwear I've tried don't have a fly at all, but it's one I appreciate even if I don't use it regularly.
Tommy John stands by a "No Wedgie Guarantee," and I can attest to it. Pick up multiple pairs because you'll want to wear these all day every day.
Tommy John Go Anywhere Boxer Brief, $25
Tommy John Go Anywhere Sock
Tommy JohnBrandt Ranj, Insider Picks associate editor:
Tommy Johns calls these “performance dress socks,” and while that characterization might sound a little wonky, it’s accurate. Every option is a single color, a majority of which are darker, and the fit is relatively tight; not enough to be uncomfortable, but enough for me to notice. This is exactly what I’d want out of a sock while running or playing sports, but I still prefer looser-fitting options for my day-to-day life.
If you’re an active person, though, and want socks that can transition from the office to the gym, they’re a great option.
Tommy John Go Anywhere Sock, $16
Tommy John Go Anywhere Jogger
Tommy JohnAmir Ismael, Insider Picks reporter:
When it comes to comfort, joggers are some of the best pants you can wear and Tommy John has got that down to a science with the Go Anywhere Jogger. Using a combination of polyester, tencel, and spandex, the pants are designed to be moisture-wicking, quick-drying and odor-resistant.
What I liked most about the Tommy John Go Anywhere Jogger was the fit. For me, the perfect sweatpants or joggers can't fit poorly at the waist or have an inseam that's too long, because unlike jeans, you can't compensate with a belt or a pant cuff. With a stretchy waistband, drawstring, and locking ankle zippers, the Anywhere Jogger is adjustable to your desired fit or style.
I also really appreciated the pocket space. Most jogger pants have very little, so I have to cram everything into the front two pockets, creating unsightly bulges. That wasn't a problem with this jogger. In addition to the two front pockets, there are two extra zippered pockets on the right side and on the rear.
Tommy John Go Anywhere Jogger, $115
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