Panties

Choosing the right size panties is crucial for comfort. You should measure both your waist and hips at their widest point to find your correct size. You can visit our How to Measure Panty Size and Panty Size Charts pages to choose the fitting panty size for you.

The lifespan of panties can vary depending on how often they're worn and washed, but a general rule of thumb is to replace them every six months to a year. If you notice signs of wear like stretched elastic or holes, it's time for a replacement.

To maintain the quality and longevity of your panties, it's best to hand wash them in cold water using a gentle detergent. Avoid using bleach or harsh chemicals. After washing, reshape the panties and let them air dry.

Common materials used in women's panties include cotton, nylon, spandex, and lace. Cotton is breathable and great for everyday wear, while lace adds a touch of luxury and femininity.

Yes, you can certainly wear panties during your period. Some women prefer to wear special a period panty that have extra layers for absorbency, while others prefer to wear regular panties with a sanitary pad or tampon.