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Interlock and why it holds its shape
Short answer: Interlock is two layers of jersey knitted together in one process, so the loops from both layers lock i...
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Rib knit and where it is used in underwear
Short answer: Rib stretches a great deal across its width and pulls back into shape. That is why it sits at neck edge...
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An undershirt that does not show through your shirt
Short answer: Short answer: Choose a skin toned style with a v neck and a close fit. A white undershirt under a white...
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Sizes in EU, UK and US on underwear
Short answer: Conversion charts are only a rough guide, not exact. Always use the centimeter measurements, especially...
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Heavy thighs and legs that ride up
Short answer: Choose underpants with longer legs and an edge that does not squeeze. Inner shorts in stretch fabric so...
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A stomach over the waistband and underwear that stays put
Short answer: Choose a wide, soft waistband and a style with a high back panel. The waistband should sit either below...
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Low rise versus high waist in bamboo trousers
Short answer: High waist sits above the belly and moves the least. Low waist sits below the belly and works best when...
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Wide hips and briefs that cut in at the side
Short answer: Choose your size by the hip measurement and find a style with a wide, soft leg edge. It is the edge, no...
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Underwear that rides up in the crotch
Short answer: Short answer: Riding up comes from too little fabric at the back or a material that is too smooth. Choo...
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The waistband of your briefs rolls down on the stomach
Short answer: Short answer: The waistband rolls when it is too narrow or too tight for the hips. Choose a wider waist...
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Blood stains in underwear and what actually helps
Short answer: Always rinse with cold water first. Heat makes the protein in blood coagulate in the fiber, and then th...
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Small holes by the seam and where they come from
Short answer: Small holes right at a seam almost always come from rubbing against a buckle, a button or a table edge,...
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