Jockey French Cut Review: Plus Cotton, a High Leg, a Tag You Can Read

We already did Fruit of the Loom boxers (a short) and RHYFF cotton lace (a pack, a trim). Jockey sells the plus French cut: black cotton, a high leg that climbs the hip, a small tag that says the name, a mid rise. Twenty-three dollars. Twenty-four hundred reviews. A 4.6. The flat still is a three-pack of the same black. The on-body still is one pair. Count the pieces in the listing. It is not shapewear. It is not a Vanity Fair nylon brief. It is cotton you can read in a drawer.

If you wanted lace, RHYFF. If you wanted a thigh covered, Fruit of the Loom. If you wanted a high-cut plus that is actually cut for a hip, stay. Size the hip like Jockey, not like a fashion 10. The Size Guide is a panty chart.

The leg is the cut. Cotton is the weather.

French cut means the opening climbs. Too small and it chews the hip. Too big and the waist walks. Size the hip. Between, the size you already wear in Jockey. Cotton breathes and it sags after a dryer. Wash cold, hang, or you bought a different brief. Black is the commute. The pack still is three blacks — not a color story. If you wanted a rainbow, a different SKU.

A high leg under a pencil is a choice. Under jeans it is Tuesday. The tag will print if the waistband is the only elastic that exists. That is Jockey. Believe cotton.

A pack of the same black. The high cut is the product. There is no lace show.

Vs RHYFF, vs VF, the 4.6

RHYFF is prettier and cheaper per pair. VF nylon glides. Jockey is the plus cotton with a name. The 4.6 is a cut that matches the still more often than Amazon cotton no-names. Believe brief. It will not flatten. It will cover a cheek if you size it.

Who it's for

Plus cotton, a high leg, a drawer you can label. Not a shaper, not a 5-pack of lace, not a $23 thong. Size the hip, hang the cotton, pick black if beige is a fight.