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This set of three pairs of men’s briefs offers comfort and convenience. Made from 100% soft cotton, these briefs are perfect for everyday wear.
This set includes three pairs of men’s briefs. Each pair is white. The briefs are made from 100% cotton. The briefs feature a full-rise fit and Y-front design. The briefs use StayNew technology to help prevent fading and pilling.
Designed for comfort and durability, these briefs offer all-day wearability. The soft cotton feels good against the skin. The full-rise fit provides complete coverage. The StayNew technology helps the briefs maintain their appearance.
The classic white color matches most underwear. The briefs are perfect for everyday wear. The briefs are machine washable for easy care.
This brief set is pre-owned but brand new, sealed in the original package. Enjoy the comfort and convenience of these briefs at a fraction of the original retail price.
By shopping at Father Joe’s Villages, you contribute to our mission of preventing and ending homelessness in San Diego. When you buy these briefs, you’re helping people stay comfortable while supporting a meaningful cause.
Size: 44
Condition: Pre-owned, new in sealed package
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