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Knee socks for women, when do they make sense
Short answer: Knee socks make sense when you want coverage up to below the knee, for example under trousers, in the c...
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Oeko Tex on socks, why it is worth looking for
Short answer: Oeko Tex Standard 100 tells you the fabric has been tested for harmful substances. On socks that sit cl...
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Women's bamboo socks, check these things first
Short answer: Before you buy women's bamboo socks, check the size, the fabric composition, the cuff height, the toe s...
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Signs your underwear has lost its shape
Short answer: Underwear has lost its shape when the elastic is slack, the fabric has gone thin or pulled, and it no l...
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What happens to comfort when the fibre is bamboo
Short answer: When the fibre is bamboo, the fabric is often soft, smooth and easy to wear close to the skin. Comfort ...
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Hipster, brief and thong, the differences between knickers
Short answer: Hipsters sit low on the hips, briefs are a classic cut with a higher band and full coverage, and a thon...
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Knickers that dig in and what you can do
Short answer: Knickers usually dig in because the size is too small, the elastic is too narrow or the cut does not su...
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Knickers with a high or low waist, which suits you
Short answer: Knickers with a high waist cover the stomach and stay in place, while a low waist sits below the belly ...
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Underwear size guide and how to measure yourself correctly
Short answer: You measure yourself correctly with a soft tape, over underwear or thin clothes, without pulling hard. ...
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Is bamboo underwear tight or soft
Short answer: Bamboo underwear usually sits soft with a little stretch, but that depends on size, knit and elastic. W...
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Tested fabrics in underwear and what stands behind the label
Short answer: A label such as Oeko Tex Standard 100 tells you the fabric has been tested for harmful substances. It s...
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How to work out what a sweatshirt costs per wash
Short answer: You find the price per wash by dividing the sweatshirt's price by the number of times you expect to was...
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