Panties we actually put on a body — fit, fabric, and whether it is worth the money
Panties
Hanes' Light Leaks period underwear is $15 for a 3-pack with 4. We looked at the absorbent gusset, the high waist, and whether light leaks is a promise or a warning.
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Fruit of the Loom's stretch boxer briefs for women are $12 with 3. We looked at the black high-waist short, the mid-thigh hem, and whether a named boxer beats a no-name slip-short pack.
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RHYFF's cotton lace bikini 5-pack is $29. We looked at the heathered cotton, the floral waist, and whether that price is a boutique pack or Amazon math.
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LEVAO's lace cheeky 6-pack is $22 with 7. We looked at the scalloped hip, the cotton gusset, and whether cheeky here is a thong or a bikini with a smaller back.
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CULAYII's cotton high-cut bikini pack is $13 with 6. We looked at the cut, the 95% cotton, and whether 'high-cut' here is a 90s brief or just a bikini with a longer leg.
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Hanes' full-coverage cotton 10-pack is $15 with 8. We looked at the logo waistband, the prints, and whether a ten-pack is underwear or a bulk buy you stop thinking about.
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LYYTHAVON's cotton brief 5-pack is $20 with 8. We looked at the scalloped lace, the black still, and whether this is a brief or a hipster with a prettier hem.
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Calvin Klein's Modern Cotton bikini is $16 with 6. We looked at the logo waistband next to the thong we already reviewed, and who should buy the extra coverage.
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GNEPH's lace-waist hipster 5-pack is $26 with 9. We looked at the peach heather, the scalloped band, and whether $26 cotton-lace is a better everyday panty than a seamless pack.
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Calvin Klein's Modern Cotton thong is $20. We looked at the logo belt, the cotton, and whether a $20 thong is underwear or a billboard.
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Bambody's high-waist period briefs are $31 with 11. We looked at the wide band, the gusset, and whether 'full protection' is a light day or a replacement for a pad.
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Fruit of the Loom's no-show seamless underwear is $13 with 10. We looked at the wide waist, the bonded idea, and whether a drugstore name beats a no-name nylon pack.
