Underwear guide

Are you unsure about which type of panties or underwear to choose? We've created this guide for you, which might help clarify any considerations.

Panty guide

THONG AND TAI
Thongs often have a low waist and do not cover the buttocks. They are great to wear under tight clothes because they have no visible panty lines. Tai panties also have a low waist and high leg cuts that make legs appear longer. The panty covers a good part of the buttocks and resembles the classic bikini style the most.

MIDI AND MAXI
The midi panty has a slightly higher waist than the tai panty and lower leg cuts. Maxi panties or high-waisted panties go all the way up to the waist. They are designed to shape the buttocks, provide support, and flatten the stomach. Maxi panties cover any unevenness on the buttocks.

HIPSTER AND HOTPANTS
As the name suggests, these panties sit on the hips and are perfect under low-waisted pants. They resemble tai panties but have wider sides and a straighter leg cut. Hotpants have a leg cut that extends to the upper part of the thigh, providing good coverage while still looking stylish. Many women like to wear hotpants under their workout pants because they avoid the problem of panties riding up or fitting poorly.

Underwear guide

BRIEFS
Briefs are characterized by an elastic waistband, no legs, and a snug fit. They provide support and flexibility. Many perceive briefs as a bit old-school but they can be the perfect choice for those with muscular thighs because briefs don't bunch up under trousers, minimizing irritation.

TRUNKS
Trunks are like tight boxers but with shorter legs and usually a lower waist. This style of underwear is not suitable for sports and workouts.

BOXERS
Also known as boxershorts, these typically have an elastic waistband and a loose fit. Boxers are the most commonly used type of men's underwear. Men with muscular thighs may find that boxers ride up, which can be uncomfortable.

LONG LEG BOXERS
Similar to boxershorts but with longer legs that cover more of the thigh. This is advantageous for those who find that regular boxershorts ride up. They are also great for anyone leading a highly active lifestyle as they provide a comfortable fit without irritation.