After years managing facilities and construction projects, I kept hearing the same complaints from men working long days: waistbands rolling, seams rubbing, fabric holding sweat, and underwear that barely survived a few washes.
I had the same problem myself.
So I did what any obsessive project manager would do — I made a spreadsheet.
I compared fabrics, stitching, stretch, moisture control, waistbands, durability, and price. The more I researched, the more I realized that a lot of “performance” underwear was mostly better marketing, not better construction.
That’s when All Woods started.
I wanted underwear designed around how men actually live — work, travel, train, sweat, sit, move, and put in long days.
The goal was simple: better fit, better fabrics, stronger construction, and comfort that lasts.
Because when underwear works, you barely notice it.
When it doesn’t, you notice it all day.
I never planned on starting an underwear company.
I just got tired of bad underwear.
Somebody had to fix the waistband.