where do you buy underwear?

[Anonymous]

Wow, there's a lot of dowdy underwear on this thread. I opened it hoping for new ideas. I used to get great underwear from gap body but i dont like their current styles. I also buy calvin klein and target.

[Anonymous]

Costco - they are basically a bikini style. Wearing them hasn't limited my sex life. Super comfy, don't ride up and last forever as previously noted. I'm slim without much in the tush area and these stay put. Used to wear Jockey bikinis.

[Anonymous]

7:29 for not dowdy - anything that's a French brand and sheer lace are comfy for me. I friend swears by Cosabella too but I haven't tried them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Just plain ol' Hanes bikini briefs from Target.

Same here, but after reading this thread, I'm thinking I might try the Gap ones.

[Anonymous]

I can't believe there's so much emphasis on underwear?

How do frumpy/comfy underwear affect your sex life?

Hell, I could wear boxers and my husband would STILL be all over me.

ridiculous

I wear Hanes - Low Rise Briefs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I agree about VS. My main gripe is that they stopped seeing down that front part of the crotch piece in their cotton undies. I guess they're trying to save money, but it's not worth it if their underwear sucks! It's a thin, flimsy cotton, and the sizes are also inconsistent now.

I switched to the Jockey Elance cotton bikinis. I'll only wear cotton, and these fit well and are comfy. Downside is they come packaged with some strange perfume scent so you have to soak/wash them quite a bit before wear. Otherwise they hold up well. I buy mine from stores, or online -better selection online.

Just on a side note, the open crotch insert is more hygienic than the stitched one.

[Anonymous]

Nordstrom Rack -- love getting the expensive boy shorts or hipsters for cheap.

[Anonymous]

Another former VS fan who has converted to Costco. I'm telling you, they are great. I've had a really hard time finding underwear that are comfortable post C-section and these are great. I've never been much of a fan of sexy underwear though....I figure, by the time I'm in my underwear, I'm pretty much a sure thing.

[Anonymous]

i buy the cheap mulitpacks of hanes panties at target and get my bras at nordstrom - love natori bras

[Anonymous]

I'm done with cotton. Despite the purported health benefirs, I find that cotton underpants = swamp crotch. Switched to Jockey modal and Tactel styles and I'm far more comfortable. Less bunching, too!

[Anonymous]

Kohls

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP, I could have written this post myself. Used to swear by the VS cotton panties, but the quality has majorly gone downhill. They literally split open at the seams now. I recently started buying the Gap cotton low rise bikinis and they are wonderful. Comparable to the style of VS cotton, but much better quality and much more comfortable. A little pricier though.

I could'be written this too! Their low rise briefs now give me wedgies! I may go back to fruit of the look.

[Anonymous]

Jockey string bikinis. Despite the "string" they have good coverage and are really comfortable. And they have been making the same styles for as long as I can remember.

http://www.jockey.com/products/Elance-String-Bikini-3-Pack

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I agree about VS. My main gripe is that they stopped seeing down that front part of the crotch piece in their cotton undies. I guess they're trying to save money, but it's not worth it if their underwear sucks! It's a thin, flimsy cotton, and the sizes are also inconsistent now.

I switched to the Jockey Elance cotton bikinis. I'll only wear cotton, and these fit well and are comfy. Downside is they come packaged with some strange perfume scent so you have to soak/wash them quite a bit before wear. Otherwise they hold up well. I buy mine from stores, or online -better selection online.

Just on a side note, the open crotch insert is more hygienic than the stitched one.

How is it more hygienic?
I hate it unsewn.

[Anonymous]

Kohls; lots of brand names at good prices.