And with this budget entry on our list, you’re getting a designer label at a bargain price (just over $8 per, to be exact) - check and check. When you’re looking for more bang for your buck, multipack underwear is almost always the way to go. What We Don't Love: They're not seamless, and if you don't get the right size the waistband can dig. What We Love: It comes in a multipack, which is cost-effective. Size Range: XS-3X | Colors: 8 | Materials: Modal, elastane We didn't notice any rolling, but it might be something to keep in mind when you purchase. Beyond being completely smooth under clothing, the thong stays in place, so you’re not pulling and tugging all day, and the modal fabric that’s sustainably made using beech trees is breathable and super soft. Some reviewers felt that the raw edges rolled a bit, especially on larger sizes. Wearing it all day, she almost forgot they were even on (we guess that's where the name Commando comes from). The immediate reaction that came from pulling these over her legs was, "Ahhh yes, just how a thong should be." The combination of the brand’s ultra-soft butter fabric (basically, modal) and signature raw-cut edges do what you want a thong to do - disappear under your clothes without riding up or irritating your body. If Serena wore it, we obviously had to follow suit, which is why writer Bianca Kratky requested a pair from the brand to try out herself. So, we guess you can say this thong has Serena’s seal of approval? As in, the tennis champ chose to wear a Commando thong as her only wardrobe item that is. When posing for the cover of Vanity Fair in 2017, Serena Williams chose to go Commando. What We Don't Love: According to reviewers, the edges may roll and bunch. What We Love: The smooth raw edges lie flat under clothing. But the best thong for you is the one that checks your boxes for comfort and fit. If you’re ready to try again, here are a few of the best thongs for your shopping list. A good thong is made from a soft, breathable material, and it lays flat under your clothing. So, if your prior experience with thongs drove you to swear them off forever, maybe that’s the problem - you didn’t try the right thong. The right thong panty has the ability to make the wearer forget they are wearing any underwear at all!” Most thongs are designed with super soft fabrics like lace or cotton, which are lightweight and gentle on the skin.
Tracy Freno, customer service manager at lingerie destination Bare Necessities, agrees saying, “Despite what some people may think, thongs are actually very comfortable and are a great undergarment to wear to prevent panty lines under clothing. Thongs can be particularly useful when wearing certain fabrics (like silk), and even bodycon styles, which are less forgiving when it comes to undergarments and tend to show every seam.” Stylist and founder of The Blanc House, Lana Blanc, says, “The main reason for wearing a thong is to reduce visible panty lines.
If you’re not on Team Thong for daily wear, it’s worth noting that thongs may have a place in your lingerie drawer. For others, rear coverage is for suckers, and thongs are non-negotiable. Seriously though, in the discussion about unmentionables, thongs are a hard pass for some non-invasive rear coverage is the only way to go. Thongs are one of those things where you either like them or you don’t there are no in-betweens - pardon the pun.
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