Cotton Long Underwear Women

Hello, I love Abercrombie women's underwear, it was a 96% cotton, 4% spandex blend that was super-comfortable, cute and stylish, and came in a number of styles like boy shorts, high cut with ribbons on the side, etc. Since they no longer make them, I would appreciate knowing what other women like to wear that is comfortable, functional, and cute and stylish.

Thanks so much!
Hi, thank you so much for your answers. I actually have tried VS, and I don't like the cut and quality, other brand suggestions would be appreciated though, and I might try a pair of VS one more time.

Thanks!

American eagle always has cute underwear and they are similar to abercrombie

2006-12-13 11:07:34 by CuriousGirl

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I know weird question, but I'm going backpacking through South America this summer with my sister and I want to pack as lightly as possible, so I was wondering if anyone knew of a good, cheap kind of underwear that can dry in 4 hours or so?

I want these so that I can bring like 4 or 5 pairs and just wash them when I need clean ones instead of bringing a billion pairs of cotton underwear that would take longer than 8 hours to dry.
More answers please. :)

cotton underwear dry the fastest

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2008-04-20 23:11:02 by teapot99cuz98wastaken

Made in Canada
60% Pure New Wool and 40% Stretch Nylon
A pack of three pairs of warm, medium weight socks for cold weather

Why do women today feel that showing cleavage, belly buttons and thigh is a sign of beauty? You rarely see men half naked. Men wear sensible clothing - flat shoes, cotton underwear and socks (as opposed to nylon or synthetic fibers like women wear) and long sleeve shirts and pants. Women, on the other hand, complain that they're freezing but they will wear something low cut, backless or mini. Are women stupid or what?

I believe that most women show off their body parts because they have a very low self-esteem. They really don't value themselves. They feel that showing cleavage, butt, thighs, and belly buttons would give them the attention that they desire from men. I guess it makes them feel better about themselves. It is an inward issue going on that is expressed outwardly. I don't think that they are stupid...I believe that they're some internal issues going on that needs to be dealt with. Maybe they have been told all of their lives that they weren't going to amount to anything, their ugly, etc. Additionally, the media portrays a sexy women to be provocative, when the sexiness starts within.

2007-07-21 09:47:24 by YAH IS GOD

Price: $25.99 $24.00

Fabric Content: Interior: 100% cotton
Fabric Type: Thermal--A loosely woven fabric that allows air to circulate and body heat to escape
Flatlock Stitching--Seams are sewn flat to the garment to enhance durability and prevent skin chafing/irritation.

My friend and I are going cycling in Europe for a week. We're hiring bikes there. I want to get some padded cycling shorts as I know I am going to get a bit sore! I've never cycled long distance before, and am not sure what to get gear-wise. What would you suggest? What should I look for in cycle shorts and do I wear them like underwear and need several pairs? I guess wearing denim or cotton shorts over the top will still be uncomfortable, right? I've had conflicting information....

If recommending products or stores, please note UK-only.

Thanks!

http://www.wiggle.co.uk/ is a great place to get your cycling gear... only problem is you can't try stuff on, although you can return gear if the sizing is off. You can also try on in a shop and see if you can find it cheaper on wiggle.

If you're going for the lycra option, you want to make sure it fits snugly but isn't going to dig in around the waist (not comfortable at all if you're riding all day!) and also to make sure that they have a pad and it's positioned ok, you should be able to tell if it feels right! I have a pair of these http://www.wiggle.co.uk/p/Womens/11/Endu ra_Vapour_Ladies_Shorts/5360025675/ and they're nice, but I've not worn them for any super long distance riding. Pearl Izumi and Northwave are nice too.

Definitely no underwear underneath, but if you're not comfortable strutting your stuff in lycra, you can pop a pair of baggy shorts over the top (this is definitely a good idea if it gets wet, protects your fancy shorts AND your bum, I would advise against denim though!). Having lycra and padding underneath should stop any issues with chafing.

You can also buy baggies with padding/ a liner in, so you don't need lycra underneath, but the pad probably won't sit quite as securely, really that's going to be a matter of personal preference.

Whatever you decide on, you're going to need at least one to wash and one to wear of whatever short type is going to be sitting next to your skin, if you have good weather/access to a drying room.

It might be worth considering a pair of legwarmers as well, depending on what the weather forecast looks like, and if you're planning on tackling any hills (can be very chilly up top, and on the way down!)

Have fun, sounds like a great holiday!

2008-07-14 08:12:00 by jojeba

A) The whole nine yards - matching bra and panties (thong like or something) with garters etc...
B) A soft, short, sheer kind of nightgown...
C) When a girl goes commando all the time...
D) I don't care as long as I get to home base
E) Just a normal tank top or something with fun underwear
F) Cotton standard
G) OTHER and explain?

I mean in real life, with real women, not just watching pinups and pornos on the internet...

Say how old you are so I can get an age group too...

E - regular stuff. The girl is at her most attractive when she is comfortable and being herself. If she's into the dress-up matching set, that would be good, but only in context. The woman in my life isn't a dress-up kind of lady.

40-yr-old, married, two kids.

2008-08-24 17:38:39 by Chelsea