Boy short panties… why?

27. March 2013 · 2 comments · Categories: Sizing & Styles · Tags: , , ,

As people who live and breathe underwear, we often forget that not everyone knows the ins-and-outs of undies.  As we were putting some new Hello Kitty panties on the site, we thought it would be a good time to share what we know.

Two recent additions to our product offering are “boy shorts”.  Why would you choose those over a boy brief or hipster panty?  Boy shorts are typically made with a high Spandex content for a very snug fit and are usually flat- no edges or extras sewn on.  This is to minimize the “lines” made by the panty through your clothes.  They are a great choice for people who don’t wear thong underwear, but want a look without panty lines.  They are not usually made with a high cotton content- another way to avoid bunching and help them fit to your form.  Finally, boy short panties are also low-rise, so they do not tend to peek over the top of your pants (unless you wear ultra-low-rise- can’t help you there!).

WebUndies.com has over 40 styles of boy short panties in styles ranging from Hello Kitty to holiday patterns.  Take a chance on them- you may discover a comfy new underwear style!

Our complete offering of Women’s Boy Short Panties can here seen here.  Please keep in mind that many are Junior Cut sizing.

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A+ Customer Satisfaction Rating from Amazon!

19. March 2013 · Write a comment · Categories: About WebUndies.com · Tags: , ,
WebUndies.com Ranked in Top 25% of Amazon sellers (again)

WebUndies.com Ranked in Top 25% of Amazon sellers (again)

Well, we did it again!  Since 2009, WebUndies.com has ranked in the Top 25% of Amazon sellers during holiday.  We just received word that we achieved this in 2012!  While that is great for us, what does it mean for you?

You can feel good about your experience with us!  We received a fabulous A+ for customer satisfaction! The team of folks at WebUndies.com works very hard to make your experience with us positive and we have a great track record over the last 14 years.  Once in while (very infrequently!), we do have a dissatisfied customer.  We do our best to correct any problems or make our process smooth for them.  As you know, however, there are just some folks you can’t please!

If you ever have a questionor problem with our products or offerings, please feel free to shoot us an email- we always reply quickly and are happy to help!

WebUndies.com Partner Is Honored as One of NJ’s Top 50 Women in Business for 2013

15. March 2013 · Write a comment · Categories: About WebUndies.com · Tags: , , ,

 

Deb Palacio, WebUndies.com Partner

WebUndies.com Partner Is Honored as One of NJ’s Top 50 Women in Business for 2013.

Plush, fleece, what’s the difference?

15. March 2013 · 6 comments · Categories: Fabric and product care · Tags: , , , , ,

dac501You’ll always see in our product descriptions a little something about the fabric used for our products.  These days, plush and fleece seem to be all the rage.  What exactly is the difference, you wonder?

Let’s first look at how they are alike (just like your homework in 4th Grade!).  Both plush and fleece fabric are typically made from 100% polyester.  They are both quite warm and soft.  In terms of care, the garments are washed the same way and both dry pretty quickly.

The main difference between plush and fleece is the softness.  If you put fabric on a softness scale, cotton would be about a 5; fleece would be a 7; and plush would be a 9.5.  Fleece pants and footie pajamas are soft, no doubt.  Quite cozy too, as we can say from experience.  Plush pants and robes, on the other hand are really, super duper, uber soft.

The actual fibers on plush are longer- think about stuffed animals, where a fleece tends to have shorter fibers.  Both are great for the cold and are cozy- one is just a little more luxurious to the touch!

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What does ‘Junior Cut’ sizing mean?

11. March 2013 · 3 comments · Categories: Sizing & Styles · Tags: , , , ,

As Internet shoppers ourselves, we know that getting the sizing right can be tough.  You’ll often see the term ‘Junior Cut’ in the description of our Women’s products.  This can be a real source of confusion, so we’ll straighten it out for you!  Picture yourself in a department store and put yourself in the Junior section.  Yep- where the music is a bit more recent and louder!

An item described as ‘Junior Cut’ tends to be narrrower and shorter than a Women’s size.  They are also designed to be more snug-fitting.  They typically do not fit a very curvy figure- if you are a pear-shape or have a fuller top, the fit is not likely to work on your body.  We have heard from some customers with a curvy body that Junior Cut items fit like a child’s shirt or bottom.  A junior size is cut to fit a body with fewer curves, smaller bust and less size difference between waist and hips.

A size small item that is Junior Cut would fit a Juniors (not ladies) 3-5; a medium is roughly a 7-9; a large would be about an 11-13.  Note that the numbering is even different from a Missy Cut.

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