Cottonique Hypoallergenic Spandex-Free Bikini Brief for Women with Skin Allergies and Sensitive Skin

I am adding this update. To be honest, I am not one to usually pay $14 for one pair of panties. However, for me, I have discovered that they are worth it. I would say that this MUST be 100% organic and I'll tell you why (though I am not thrilled about posting this on a public website): I have some weird situation going on where, when I wear panties for more than a few hours, I get genital irritation.I accidentally did an experiment the other day and because of that am purchasing more of these. I had a VERY, VERY long day, wearing these panties under tight pants, no less. No irritation. None whatsoever. I was dumbfounded, kind of in disbelief.So, I purposely wore another pair on another day when I knew I was going to be having a long day. Again, NO irritation at all!Usually, a fraction of the time of wearing panties and I would be very uncomfortable.So, again, for me, it is worth it. Also, relative to other organic panties, these are actually inexpensive. If you're anything like me, you will find that shocking (who pays 20 bucks for one pair of panties?!), but do a search and you'll see what I mean.Anyway, I am going to buy more and more of these, as my budget allows, until I have ONLY these organic cotton panties, because, hey, no irritation at all? I am sold.(Also just want to add, if you have similar problems to what I am describing, the following should also help:only use toilet tissue that is unbleached and unscented- this is available tons of places these days and I personally find Green Forest to be the softest,no chlorine bleach in the laundry that contains your undies or nightgowns, no fabric softeners (I think they do make natural ones, those might be okay), ideally no chlorine bleach at all is best because some of it will remain in the washer, not just unscented laundry detergent, but a natural brand that is also free of optical brighteners (they don't have to list them and the major brands that are unscented contain them). Finally, if you are particularly irritated, you can get food grade zinc oxide powder and mix it with oatmeal and that is really healing. You'll need a shaker bottle if you want to do that. Stay away from corn starch and talc (linked to ovarian cancer- seriously, this has been scientifically established).

These are genuine 100% cotton and fit perfectly.

These fit ok. More my body style than the garment. Comfortable and made well

I bought these panties four months ago, and frowned when I opened the package, because they didn't look like what I usually get...they were too white, and the stitching was different. To be fair, I usually buy low rise rather than bikini, but I don't think that accounts for the problems I've had.In spite of washing them weekly for 4 months, they are still causing skin problems -- which han't happened with anything I've ordered from Cottonique directly, even though they use the same distributor -- they're still too small, they're still white rather than cream-colored, and I compared them with my other panties yesterday to be sure annoyance wasn't making me imagine things, and the stitching around the elastic parts at least is definitely different.If they hadn't come in a Cottonique package I would have sworn these weren't their product.I did contact someone...don't recall if it was the Amazon supplier or Cottonique (think it was Cottonique)...and they swore that they hadn't changed any of their processes, hadn't changed ANYTHING. Maybe the bikini briefs come from a different supplier? Since I've bought other Cottonique products direct from the supplier since then (not bikini briefs), and haven't had problems with anyof them, then I wonder what's going on.Anyway, I wasted $22 and don't feel I can safely order Cottonique from Amazon anymore, which is inconvenient but not the end of the world.

Oh my, it shrank so much! Sizing fit as expected, even a little loose before I washed them and then they shrunk about 50%. I can still wear them, but without any elastic the only thing holding them up is the tightness of the leggings I'm wearing. Love the 100% cotton factor and great for people with latex allergies, but good luck with the sizing.

So, i bought Cottonique underwear in this style or one very similar to it about 5-10 YEARS AGO! And I AM STILL WEARING IT REGULARLY TODAY!!Recently I decided it was time to buy more underwear and I thought I'd "treat" myself by getting more expensive underwear that doesn't have the elastic that gives me rashes. With any clothes I have that contain elastic, I end up folding the fabric over so that the elastic band portion has more layers between it and my skin - pants, socks, hats, etc. - because it's incredibly uncomfortable for me and gives me rashes.I bought this underwear in Melange Blue. i also bought another variety (I think its "low cut" but not "bikini", and yes, there is a slight difference in the cut of the fabric). They're amazing. They're in the same underwear drawer with the two pairs I had for 5-10 years! I throw out underwear readily - I only keep what is really still in good, soft and solid shape. Time will tell with these new ones I have purchased, but they look to be of the same quality of the ones I purchased 5-10 years ago! I highly recommend this company. Yes, they are more expensive than some panties, but they LAST WAY longer, and frankly are very reasonably priced for what they offer.