Period Underwear for Women Teens Leak-Proof Menstrual Cotton Protective Hipster Panties 3-Pack

Switching to this period underwear has been a total game changer for my monthly routine. I was tired of dealing with the constant discomfort of pads and tampons, and these provide such a welcome relief. The fit is excellent and true to size, staying in place without feeling bulky or restrictive. Most importantly, they actually work and provide complete peace of mind throughout the day. I’ve put them through several laundry cycles now, and they hold up remarkably well to washing, maintaining both their shape and absorbency. It is such a relief to have a more comfortable, reliable alternative that makes the whole experience much less of a hassle.

These period panties are super comfortable and truly leak-proof. The fabric is soft, breathable, and fits perfectly without feeling tight. Great quality even after washing. Highly recommend!

Lil backstory, I started my reusable period journey about 7 years ago. Got the lunette cup, which I still use, but I was still buying panty liners for the just started/almost done days, when a cup is just too much hassle to deal with. Anyways, this year, I've really not been feeling like doing origami folds with my cup, so I bought cloth pads. I started out using the cloth pads for my at home days and the light days. Good stuff. Then I bought longer ones for night time, because again, I'm just not feeling the cups right now. But the cloth pads have no adhesives, just the button flaps. So during the day, that's fine if you're able to adjust it and whatnot, cause they can do somersaults if you're really moving around. But at night, that's pure paranoia for me. So I decided to buy period panties for that extra added bonus protection. Now I feel extra secure with the cloth pads plus period panties at night. However, I discovered that with the period panties alone, if you aren't a heavy bleeder like I am (≈3-4 tablespoons on my heaviest day), they're great to wear on their own during the days... at home. Because if you are an active person, or heavy bleeder, if the panty shifts, you might be in for some woes. As long as everything is on the grey catchment areas, I have had no seepage or leakage for a whole day and night. But if anything lands outside that area, or where the stitching on the leg holes, you might be in trouble. Ok, so sizing, I am 43-44" waist, and the 32" leg joints. Based on the sizing chart, I would be 2X but I had read that some said to size up because around the legs were tight, I got the 3X. Which fit fine. They fit my waist, and fit around my legs, but they feel a lil loose. And they're stretchy, so I'm concerned that they'll stretch out to be too big for me over time. So I'd say, measure yourself to be sure. TLDR: They're fine. Comfy. Soft. Stretchy. Good on their own for light-medium bleeders. May leak if shifted. This is what works for me. Cup outside the house. Cloth pads + period panties at home. Tampon tax can kiss my *beep*!

Ladies and gentlefolk, let me introduce you to INNERSY Women's Hipster Period Underwear. These are not just ordinary panties - they're the equivalent of a superhero in the world of women's undergarments. They are the Wonder Women of underwear, here to rescue you from discomfort and fear during that not-so-wonderful time of the month. I was a skeptic at first. How could these panties, stylish as they are, handle the trials and tribulations of my monthly cycle, not to mention the postpartum period? Well, they proved me wrong, and oh boy, was I glad to be mistaken! These hipster heroes are as reliable as your best friend holding your hair back after a wild night out. No leaks, no stains, no worries - just the comfort and confidence every woman deserves. These aren't just panties; they're personal bodyguards that stand between you and potential wardrobe disasters. The comfort level is off the charts. It's like they're hugging you and saying, "Hey girl, I've got you covered!" They've successfully managed to strike the right balance between snug and breathable, making them feel like a second skin. They're the yoga pants of the underwear world - versatile, comfortable, and you'll want to wear them every day. In terms of style, they're definitely hip. These hipster panties have been designed keeping both comfort and fashion in mind. They fit beautifully under jeans, skirts, or that body-hugging dress you've been eyeing for your next night out. They're the fashion-forward friend every girl needs in her life. A word on washing - they're like that one friend who remains unflappable no matter what chaos ensues. They've weathered countless washes without losing shape or comfort, proving they're not just pretty; they're pretty tough too! In summary, INNERSY Women's Hipster Period Underwear is an essential addition to any woman's underwear drawer. They're the knights in shining fabric that rise to the occasion, providing comfort, reliability, and style when you need it most. So ladies, whether you're dealing with your period, postpartum challenges, or just looking for a comfy pair of panties, give these a try. It might just be the best relationship you've ever had with underwear. Comfort has a new name, and it's INNERSY!

I really like these! I use a Luna cup but have a very heavy flow. I used to always use panty liners as backup until I discovered period panties! Ingenious! I tried Bombay first. They would have been my favorite but they are uncomfortably tight around my thighs, yet big everywhere else. (I am 5’ 3”, 100 lbs and pretty slim so I don’t just have sausage thighs lol). I then tried a pair from Victoria's Secret, expecting them to be the best. However they were my least favorite. They were not soft and the lined part was super rigid making them very uncomfortable. So I continued my search and found these. I was honestly skeptical given how affordable they are. I ordered a 3 pack and gave them a try. And I’m so glad I did! These are the clear winner!! I ordered 2 more 3 packs and these are all I wear throughout my period! I will say that I only wear them alone on my lighter days towards the end of my period. While I’ve never had any issues with leaking, if there is a significant amount of blood on them it doesn’t absorb that great and is a bit uncomfortable. Although it’s similar to wearing a pad. But for overnight peace of mind and comfort I love them!

I am coming off of BC so I have been expecting, at some point, to have some unpredictable bleeding occur. I thought I’d invest in some absorbent undies as opposed to having to use pantiliners every day. The item description is clear in that these are not intended for any sort of heavy flow. So, that’s important to note before anything else. This was not a concern for me, as that wasn’t what I was looking for in the first place. They seem to be relatively well-made for the price point, and the absorbent panel gives plenty of coverage imo. I can’t speak to actual absorbency, as I have not yet needed to depend on it. My biggest issue is simply that there is not a size offered that is small enough to fit me snugly. Other petite folks should take note of this. The size guide seems to be fairly accurate, and I went into it knowing my measurements are smaller than the smallest size offered here, but I most often have to accept that as I am at the level of petite that almost sizes me out of all adult clothing (as a 31-year-old, heading into the kids’ sections is intimidating and something I’d like to avoid, so I’m usually willing to deal with looser fitting things, but undies in particular are tricky). Admittedly I have health issues that are keeping me chronically underweight, but it would certainly be nice to be able to purchase adult-sized clothing with any level of confidence that they will not be unmanageably loose or awkwardly fitting. It appears these types of undies (and most others on Amazon, to be fair) just won’t work for me. The functionality of the absorbent panel requires it to be rather stiff and not form-fitting. This would be okay if I could at least fill out the booty area, but I cannot. So, I’m essentially left with a loose-fitting diaper. Baggy, saggy, and not at all suitable for use under most bottoms with the exception of equally baggy sweatpants or similar fitting garments. I could never wear these out and about, even if they fit, as the stiffness of the panel has a life of its own. It’s not sewn down to the outermost layer (I’m not sure if this is required for function), and that ruined any hope of them fitting at all. Everyone is different of course and may have a different level of tolerance for the look and feel. I know these serve a specific purpose and aren’t supposed to be perfectly snug all the way around, but I can’t really imagine they’d be comfortable for all-day wear. The panel is just too stiff, and again, not totally sewn down to the outer layer, so it’s almost like having a free-floating overnight maxi pad stuffed under the gusset of a normal pair of underwear. For reference, I am 5’4” and probably somewhere around 95 pounds. So I may be the exception here, but I could not make these work for me. If they sell your size and you don’t mind the look and feel (again wouldn’t wear under tighter-fitting bottoms), they’re again seemingly well-made and held up through the one wash and dry cycle I put them through. Being able to put them in the dryer at all is a plus. Overall, maybe worth a shot if your true size is available. I’d imagine they’d be particularly useful for sleep. The non-absorbent portion of fabric is soft and stretchy, although for some the thin elastic may dig in at times. Although they are also a bit too loose for me, I’d recommend bambody over these. Much less stiff and much less awkward look & feel.

Comfortable enough to wear all the time, if you wanted to, honestly, and they do the job well.

So my review is based on using this for bladder problems I got after the accumulated issues that come with having my third child. I decided I didn't want to do the review unless I had one of the more expensive alternatives to compare it to. So I am comparing it to THINX since this is one of the most popular looking menstrual panties out there. Starting out, the price is a major difference in this line's favor. it costs roughly the same for three of these as it does for one of those other period panties. that is enough to catch a person's attention. so naturally I bought them. When they arrived I could see a huge difference in the presentation. These all came neatly folded in a little package together, not bad. Their expensive counterpart came in a fancy box with individual wrapping. Now for the actual product: they are nothing like the more expensive one, and not in a good way. The shape of these panties is really nice and you don't feel like you are wearing "protective" panties but you also don't really feel all that protected compared to the safe feeling you get from the other. There are no layers to absorb, so you just end up feeling...gross, and maybe a little nervous that things could go wrong at any moment. and while I know that these are to be worn with other protection, my problem is minor and I don't want to do that every single day, but I do want to feel like I don't have to run away and hide (and change yet again) when I sneeze, or am startled, or cough, or laugh too hard, or run to grab something... i think you get the point. so yeah, that is a bummer. Overall, I would say that you should get these if you are one of those people who have the same problem I have (too many kids = some inner organ displacement complications) or if you have light periods and just want to be on the safe side. But if you are looking for a way to gain freedom from the pany liner game, these are not for you. They don't give you that kind of confidence, they just make you feel like you have at least enough of a barrier to make it to the bathroom before that second sneeze destroys your outfit and your reputation. Hope this helps, have a great and informative day.

La talla me quedó bien, normalmente uso 3X en ropa interior de H&M, como vi las reseñas de estas compré la 5X y me quedan súper bien, lo malo es que son muy delgaditas, en mis días de flujo abundante no podría andar solo con estas, pero me gusta usarlas como “refuerzo” para la copa o toallas ecológicas en la noche, así estoy segura de que no me mancharé.

WORTHLESS

son buenos para flujo normal, no confiaría mucho para flujo abundante pero cumplen con su función en los días finales, son fáciles de lavar, solo es cuestión de remojar un rato, tallar un poco y después normal a la lavadora

Bigger than standard sizing and also there is a plastic lining inside that make a sound while walking

Están buenos, pero el elástico superior y de las piernas es delgado y eso no me acomoda bien. Prefiero los que son más anchos o sin elásticos en las orillas