EvaWear Period Panties:2 Pack Hipster for Teens Girl Women / Leakproof Briefs for Heavy Flow Postpartum Menstrual underwear Various Styles

Since folks expressed their interest, here is my review of the EvaWear Period Panty. For those who don't know what this is, it is a new type of panty that has a special absorbent fabric panel to pull in fluids when you are on your cycle (much like a pad of panty liner). You would wear this instead of tampons/moon cups/pads ect on your light days and as an added layer of protection on your heavy days. This will eventually help save on cost on feminine products as well as the landfill waste they produce.Look and feel: The EvaWear I found on Amazon only come in one color - black - which is fine by me - and three styles: Boy short, hipster, bikini, of brief. I bought the hipster version. They cost about $39 for a two pack which is more affordable that the almost $40 a pair for the Thinx brand panties. The fabric is soft and feels similar to a pair of leggings (slightly cotton, slightly spandex). They are in fact made from nylon, cotton and spandex. There is a panel that runs from the front waist band to the back waist band and that my friends is where the magic is. In this thin panels is nested the special super absorbent fabric that collect the fluid. It's breathable moisture-wicking, highly-absorbent, and hypoallergenic. It doesn't feel weird or uncomfortable and you don't even notice it when the underwear are on. I don't know how it works but it sure does!Performance: Now to be fair, I have been blessed with extremely easy cycles. I don't generally have extreme cramping, my cycle is precise (almost to the day), and my flow is only medium/heavy on the first 2 days of my cycle. These performed really well on my normal days. I didn't feel uncomfortable, my panties didn't feel wet or nasty all day long, and I had no leakage. On my heavier days (especially day 2 as that is always the worse) they still performed well but I decided I wanted to also have a tampon as it seemed a little...messy. They however never leaked, not once, so that was very impressive.Sizing: Now here is the bad part. They have limited sizing. I wear a US size 10/8 in women's pants (Waist 33", Hip 40") I bought the XL in these and they fit a tiny bit loose but not loose enough that I feel comfortable ordering a size smaller. The briefs do come in an XXL but that is the only larger option. Hopefully they will expand their size range in the future.Care: They say they are machine washable but I have read that many folks hand wash them just to keep them in really good condition and then dry on low heat so they keep their shape. We will see how long I keep up with hand washing underwear. Christ, I don't even separate darks from my lights in the laundry. All my white stuff ends up sort of grey ;DOver all: All in all I give these 5 stars. They do what they are meant to do. I really like them and will be buying full set. I think they will take some of the annoyance and cost out of my monthly cycle. If you have a heavy cycle and are prone to overflow I totally recommend these as an additional level of protection. Yes you will still need to use your products but your clothes will stay stain free and you wont need to wear a pad and a tampon/cup which is awesome. If you are like me and have only a few days of heavy/med flow, you can ditch the products on most of your days and pretend like you like one of those ladies in the 1980's tampon adds, frolicking though a field of daisies in a white dress because that is obviously what women want to during that time of the month ;)PS - no I did not receive this product at a discount or for free. I just really like it.

I had been after a good pair of "Period Panties" over the last year or so. I purchased several off name or no name brands in which even their 4XL seemed more like a USA size 0. I couldn't even get them over my thighs. I also purchase a big brand name and a couple that were advertised as "period panties" but were actually just period "themed" panties :(First of all, I did mark this as "Fit as expected". I normally order things in XL (USA) but took a chance on the largest size that was offered at the time of my order, which was a large.For the most part, I'd have to say that they fit fine since I have flat hips. The waist fit comfortably as did the leg holes, but if I bend over one too many times, the back side will start to slide down and I would eventually feel like my crack was exposed or that I needed to pull it up. Sometimes, even my regular panties and pants do this so I didn't think anything of it.I wear a size 14-16 pants. 14 is too small and 16 is too large. The large Anigan "Hipster" panties still fit and worked fine, but an XLarge would be more comfortable for me.I really think it depends on your body shape as to how these will fit you. If you have a larger booty or nice full hips, unlike me, then you might want to order a size up. I see that they will have an XLarge in April (2017). I'll definitely be back for a set of those!Since Thinx are the big brand name these days, I will compare them to the single "Hiphugger" style that I have.They seem to be made of the same materials:Body - Nylon and Spandex (or Elastane. According to Google they're the same thing but the word "Spandex" is more commonly used only in USA)Middle - PUL, Cotton and Spandex (Elastane)Inner - Cotton and Spandex (Elastane)The outside of my Thinx panties are silky, while the outside of my Anigan panties are like tights (leggings) fabric.The Anigan panties stretch better in the hip areas. PUL fabric itself is not a very stretchy fabric. The areas that are lined for absorbency and coverage do not stretch as much as the areas that are NOT lined.I personally find the hip areas more breathable on the Anigan panties and they seem to dry faster (air dry).The absorbency/coverage on the Anigan panties are completely to the waist band front AND back. It also flares out a bit to cover a larger section on the bum.My Thinx panties only covers the crotch area. Again, I only have the single pair so I'm not sure how the coverage is on their other styles. If you're a front or back bleeder, this doesn't "catch em' all".I poured 15ml (1/2 oz.) water on them (I know water will act different than blood) to see if liquid would get absorbed quickly or sit on the fabric. See video if you're interested.I haven't used the Anigan panties on their own yet. I've only used them as back up and I'm glad that I did because my menstrual cup leaked this week :( A few times. I only had the Anigan panties on for one of those times, but I'm glad I did because I would have had to strip my bedding.Overall, I think these are a good buy. If you have a light to moderate flow, you could probably use these without any problems. I'll probably use them for stress incontinence issues when they offer an xlarge size. For now, the large will do. I WISH that I had some of these when I was in school. I've suggested them to my sister for her young daughters!

I have been wanting to buy Thinx for a while, but haven't because of the price. These are about half the price of Thinx and work great.I wore just these during my entire last period with no problems.I do not have a super heavy period but I would say it is average.I will definitely be buying more of these panties.I bought the Small Hipster.

These are a little pricey so i spent a few months working my way up to a "full set", but i use these as period panties and i love them. They are not thick or bulky. The crotch is reinforced with some kind of absorbent layer, but it is not heavy or anything remotely resembling a pad or diaper. I no longer wear tampons, (i always hated pads) and i just never quite got the hang of the cup, but i have a generally light flow, and these haven't failed me yet. When i only had 1 pair, i would handwash it before a shower and throw it in the dryer, then three i would alternate, but i now have 5 pairs and i honestly think it's fabulous. i haven't had any gross incidents or horrible smells, they absorb fantastically and wash easily. They probably wouldn't have quite done the trick that first year after a baby, but for a regular cycle, they work great for me. I totally recommend period panties.

The size guide that pops up on the item info page is not the same as on the package when it arrived. They just about fit, but are smaller than expected.

These are a great product. I have been using them for a while now and they have saved my bedding and clothes many times by not leaking through when pads have failed to protect and they fit just right.My only problem is that they take so long to be delivered and delivery charges are high.

super comfortable and no extras needed. Loving it. Thank you

Absolutely brilliant . could have done with these years ago.

Sized up as per other reviews and leg holes still tight - even with that they are fairly comfortable. Product works well but material is different - kind of like wearing swim suit bottoms. Shipping is expensive (to Canada). Unsure if I would repurchase but I will continue to wear instead of tampons. I am close to menopause so my period is very light most days and usually only 3-4 days in length. Can not comment for those with heavy flow periods.

I wear xl and these are very tight so maybe a bigger size for me.

Un poco grande pero funcionalFue la peor experiencia recibirloLo tuve que perseguir por varias oficinas de correoTardó mucho más de lo estipulado

Se perdieron en correo, y no existen más disponibles.

Vienen algo chicas las tallas, vamos a tener que hacerle un añadido para que se puedan usar.

Es tal como pensaba. Magnífico.