I've been buying Old Navy underwear for more than 10 years now and they use to be and started out as an excellent product that fit far more comfortably than most designer brands. The problem is that Old Navy has switch to different manufacturers, designs, & materials. These problems seems to have st...arted when Old Navy stopped using & removed the "Old Navy" waistband branding and changed the the waist band branding on the underwear to the "Fruit of the Loom" brand. Those "Fruit of the Loom" brand Old Navy underwear were almost as good as the original "Old Navy" branded underwear but the design, cut, and fit were slightly altered from the original "Old Navy" underwear brand. Then everything went completely downhill when Old Navy stopped using the "Fruit of the Loom" branded underwear and changed the waistband branding back to saying "Old Navy". Old Navy obviously stopped using Fruit of the Loom manufactured underwear products and switched to some other sub-par manufacturers when the waistband branding returned to having "Old Navy" again because the quality just want there anymore with the Old Navy branded underwear. It was a sad day because this is apparently when Old Navy stopped having 100% cotton men's underwear products. Old Navy underwear multi-packs use to come in 2 different styles; the "regular" which was cotton & the "sport" that was a "spandex" type which was mostly polyester with maybe 20% cotton. Now, strangely, Old Navy appears to only make underwear multi-packs in a polyester-cotton blend. The current Old Navy underwear line doesn't have the comfort, fit, or quality that it use to have and to make matters worse, the newer product cost twice the price. The old underwear multi-pack that was of much better quality use to cost between $8.00 to $10.00 for many, many years. The "newer", current, & lower quality Old Navy brand underwear multi-pack costs $18.00 to $20.00. Since when is lower quality and a bad fit worth twice the price? Adding insult to injury, the online size charts are completely wrong!!!