The Comfort Brief
The Comfort Brief
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The Single Brief is your top-up: grab one to round out your pack, replace a favourite, or start your collection before going all-in.
Both side seams snap open, so you can slip out of a worn pair and into a fresh one without removing your pants or shoes. Best purchased in pairs (save with a Roamies pack).
Comfortable enough for everyday wear, built for the realities of travel.
Features
- Snap seams on both sides for easy mid-trip changes
- Remove and change without taking off your pants or shoes
- Soft, breathable cotton-blend fabric
- Comfortable everyday fit — not just for travel
Materials
Main fabric: 93% cotton, 7% elastane Lining: 95% cotton, 5% elastane
Care
Machine wash at 30°C · Do not tumble dry · Do not bleach · Do not iron
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There and Back Pack - Four Pairs
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Comfortable and well fitting! Ease of use was remarkably easy and very convenient. Fully changed on an airplane actually sitting in my cubical ona. Long distance haul flight….highly recommend
I wore my first pair of Roamies on a long haul flight from Adelaide to New York. They were very comfortable throughout the flight but the best part was changing when I landed in San Francisco. The quick change was done in a ladies public bathroom and required no undressing just a simple unclip and change. What a genius idea. Super comfy but what's best is they are extremely convenient. Makes changing on long haul flights quick and simple.
Along with my compression socks, I think these have become part of my travel go-tos. So easy to stay feeling fresh on long haul flights. The sizing is accurate and they’re easy to replace in tight spots. Probably great for camping and road trips too!
Roamies. They are very comfortable and convenient. However, I think the press studs are metal and am wondering if the security equipment at airports will zone in on them.