Posts with tag going commando

"Nundies": for those days when your underwear just can't be seen!

Email thisPosted May 16th 2008 at 6:47AM by Diane Shipley

Question: Does anyone like the word "nundies"?

We're conducting a spontaneous, unofficial and completely unauthorized (yet nevertheless important) poll on behalf of a new brand who have just released a product to make your eyes pop. And not in a good way. Not only is their product named Nundies, which sounds like a really unpleasant infection to us, but the product is... wait for it... pantyless panties!

Continue reading "Nundies": for those days when your underwear just can't be seen!

Tags: commando, featured, going commando, knickers, lingerie, Nundies, panties, underwear

Crotch-only undies: go commando without being gross

Email thisPosted Sep 13th 2007 at 2:47PM by Jonathon Morgan

Filed under: Swimwear and Lingerie

If you've been coveting the freedom of a life without underpants, but don't want to pull a Paris Hilton (or just think going undie-free is kind of nasty), listen up. You can now purchase Commandos -- "disposable cotton patches that safely and securely stick to the curved seam of your jeans."

So, you know, you can be fancy free without your naughty bits rubbing against your pants.

Sounds good -- or at least more sanitary -- for those of you who are into that sort of thing. But, is it just me, or do these seem like maxi pads in disguise?

[via Trendhunter]

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Tags: commandos, crotch-only underwear, Crotch-onlyUnderwear, going commando, GoingCommando, underwear

New York women don't wear undies

Email thisPosted Aug 9th 2007 at 4:04PM by Jonathon Morgan

Filed under: Events: On the Scene, Swimwear and Lingerie

The New York Post, in keeping with it's international reputation for incisive reporting on key issues, has revealed the hidden truth about the city's female population: many of them don't wear underpants.

As part of an "undercover survey," The Post interviews some 18, 19 and 20 year-old students who claim that going commando lets them "breathe a little bit," feel "more comfortable," and gives them one less thing to think about when dressing the morning.

Ironically (oh, so ironically) this news came on National Underwear Day -- a day when we should be celebrating the comfort, protection, and sanitary benefits of a good, clean pair of skivvies, instead of tossing them aside like a hippies, hussies, and the common tramp.

New York, I am ashamed for you.

[via Gawker]

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