I bought four of these through JC Penney (sorry, Amazon.com) about six months ago.

I like the feel of these boxers, and the colors/designs.  The waist band is wide, fits well and has good elasticity.  In the time I've had these boxers, the waistband has shown no stretching or wear-out.  There have been none of those sneaky little elastic snakes trying to escape from the waistband.

The length is good, just a little below mid-thigh.  They strike me as a bit long, and if you're wearing shorter-than-Bermuda-length shorts, you might get a tad bit of boxer underhang.  Hey, that was a totally rad look back in the 80s and early 90s, and a stuck-up oldster at the Presido (SF) golf course tried to have me kicked off "his" course for it, but I managed to complete my paid-for 18.

My one complaint about these shorts is the left side hip seam.  On all four pairs of shorts I purchased, the vertical seam on the left side is coming apart.  This is right where the vertical seam meets the waistband.  It started on one pair about a month ago, and is now manifesting on all four pairs of SA boxers that I own.  For one pair I'd figure that this was a glitch, a one-off sewing error, bad thread or something.  But all four showing the same flaw in the space of a month?  After being owned and worked relatively easily (I work in an office, suit and tie) during that time?  This is a systemic manufacturing flaw.

Bottom line: so, for your money, at close to $10 a pair, I think finding another pair of boxers that will last a year or more is a wiser choice.  SA: I recommend you relook your manufacturing processes, specifically the seam problem I mention above.