Best Brief Underwear for Women: Goodbye, Bikinis!

My body has changed since having two children. It’s been almost six years since I gave birth to my last child. However, my body still isn’t back into a place where wearing my tried-and-true bikini underwear feels good. Depending on my weight, I either have a little bit (or a big bit) of extra fat that hangs right over the edge. (My apologies for the graphic mental movie.) I need to stop trying to make my body fit my clothes. I need clothes that fit my body. I’m finally realizing that it’s time to buy the best brief underwear for women. Therefore, I’m saying goodbye to my old bikinis!

Here are the top contenders I’m considering for Best Brief Underwear for Women:

Annyison Women Panties

I like these Annyison Women Panties for several reasons (see image above). First, they are all black. I’ve worn black underwear for years. Black underwear stays looking new longer. Also, it looks sexier in my opinion (even when it’s full coverage). Finally, it can double as a bathing suit when/if the need arises! These briefs are 95% cotton, 5% spandex. They are about $4.50 each. Total stars = 4.7 out of 5 from 310 reviewers. The only downside in my mind is that they have a seam about 1.5 inches down from the waist.

Asimoon Women’s Cotten Underwear

These Asimoon Women’s Cotten Underwear also looks good! Similarly, they are 95% cotton, 5% spandex. They are about $6 each. Total stars = 4.7 out of 5 from 595 reviewers.

Meromanew Women’s Cotton Panties

These Meromanew Women’s Cotton Panties are another option. Similarly, they are 95% cotton, 5% spandex. They are about $4.50 each. Total stars = 4.5 out of 5 from 147 reviewers. These are “mid waist,” which means they are a little lower than the belly button.

Best Brief Underwear for Women: The Verdict

I think I’m going to try the Asimoon style. I think I want a full high-rise style, and the Asimoon seem a little higher on the leg than the Annyison. It’s already embarrassing enough to write about my underwear research. I probably won’t write a follow-up post about how they are working out! However, I can definitely mention it in my weekly newsletter. That forum somehow feels less public (semantics, really). If you aren’t already receiving it and are interested in an update, you can subscribe below.