Cotton Lycra Underwear

Must be a two way or four way stretch. Not Nylon. Love stripes, circles or contemporary florals.

Search on market stalls,
Do you have a continental market comign soon near you?
That would be absolutely perfect, Maybe try and search "Buy Fabric retro nylon" on google. Or you could even try Ebay!

2008-02-06 13:21:45 by redheadno1

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OK, I don't know what those are. but it's whatever you want to wear. It's not like they can kick you out of the gym for it. Yeah, but it's like how Mickey said let the boys have the air they deserve.

2008-02-04 10:02:03 by gggggggg

Price: $26.00 $26.00

Adjustable straps
Imported
Variegated rib fabric

I like the way they feel . My roommates just shake their heads, when they see me scratching. Does cotton make that much of a difference ?

The worst feature of lycra is that it is non-absorbent so that your sweat stays on your skin instead of allowing it to "breathe". This can allow normal skin fungal elements to multiply because of the increased heat, wetness and warmth. You can wear Lycra for short periods of time, such as for sports, but you should switch to good boxers or briefs made of cotton to wick sweat away from your skin. You might want to check with your doctor to see if you have developed a mild form of "jock itch".

2008-12-08 08:57:45 by dirtyboi

Price: $15.00 $15.00

Imported
95% cotton/ 5% spandex
Cotton Stretch

I have only ever bought and worn cotton pants, recently my friend brought me some really nice comfy knickers, the fabric is a mix of lycra and cotton. I always wash new underwear before wearing for the first time anyway, but almost right from the minute I put them on I started itching , around my groin, I have now been left with a really red patch of skin around my groin. It is not painful just itchy but not all the time, the skin feels quite dry and rough to the touch. Any ideas, I have been told by the pharmacy to wash in coal tar soap and use canestan cream on the rash. Please help. I am doctor phobic so that is not an option.

I think it's an allergic reaction to the knickers, burn them. The Pharmacist suggested canesten cream (for yeast infections) if this doesn't work I'd try a zinc cream (zincofax or penaten) or any zinc cream recommended for a baby's diaper rash.
Our whole family uses zinc cream on mild skin abrasions...it takes away the itch. You already know this but stick to the cotton undies.

2006-09-12 20:19:39 by itsjustme

ok believe it or not this is a serious question,for a while now I have been very suspicious that I am allergic to my underwear.I will explain: Basically I kept experincing painful rashes after using my 90%cotton 10%lycra stretchy underwear.I had painful rashes on my privare area including my bottom and wherever the elastic touched my skin including the leg creases.So I switched to 100%cotton underwear but of course they still have some elastic.It reduced the soreness and itching in the private area but still I was experiencing irritating rashes in the leg crease.so I started to go commando and the problem cleared up.However its not possible to go commando all the time so,yesterday i grabbed some underwear not realizing it was the stretchy kind and now I have a sore,painful and rashy private area.The same thing happens with my bras,i break out under my arms and on the sides where the bra touches my skin.does anyone know what I should do about this? is this an allergy??

We thought this was the case also, but we were experiencing this with 100% cotton material also, so we suspected something in our laundry detergent. We tried reducing the amount of detergent or increasing the rinse volume (using 'large' setting for a 'medium' load) or using the rinse cycle twice. For the most part, the problem seems to be resolved. Since then, we have also switched to more natural laundry detergents from Trader Joe's...the rashes have not returned.
When doing your laundry, make sure you are not overloading the load...this can result in a poor rinse. Detergent that does not properly rinse can result in rashes, which are not necessarily an allergic reaction.

2007-08-31 09:02:57 by ................