Fruit of the Loom Women's Lightweight Microfiber Underwear, Smooth Under Clothes, Available in Plus Size Underwear (Pack of 12)

At first they looked far too big,more like size 14/16 than a 12 but, much to my surprise, because of the material that they are made from, they slid on easily and stayed in position, even whilst wearing tight stretch jeans. They are so comfortable, do not cut-in at the top and leg holes, do not cause static either.

Would have been nice to wear but too small……

I liked the fit, the fabric, the colors, the quality and most of all the price.

Viel zu groß ansonsten ok

The waist is much too high. Description says that it “sits at the belly button,” but it is 2 inches (5 cm) above my navel! I knew before I took it out of the package that it wouldn’t work for me, but there are no returns on this item. I tried on a pair, over my leggings, and they are the highest waist item I have ever worn. Possibly they expect that someone who needs a size 10 to weigh 25lbs (11kg) more than me or to have a very large belly; the rise wouldn’t be as high on a larger belly. I’m disappointed because I own fruit of the loom size 10 in cotton, and the waist is not absurd for me. The green is my other fruit of the loom, size 10

Exactly what I expected. Fit to size, silky-like material (which I wanted), wash/dry beautifully, waistband not tight around the middle. I would definitely buy them again.

I bought a pack of these at a Walmart near me, long before the days of Covid. I love them; they’re comfortable, they don’t cut into my skin, and they’re pretty cute. When I went to order a pack here, I grabbed a pair of the ones I have and ordered the exact same size in the exact same style. I was quite pleased when they arrived - the colours and patterns were exactly what I wanted! Being “high risk” and a bit paranoid, I took them all out of the packaging and threw them in the wash. The next morning, I went to put a pair on. About halfway between my knee and where I wanted them to be, they stopped. The elastic was fully extended, and they would go no further. Did I get a kids pack by mistake? No. Were the ones I like actually an 18, not an 8? No, they were absolutely an 8. Could they have shrunk that much in one wash? Doubtful. Can I return them? They’ve been washed, so hard no. I checked the sizing chart on FotL’s website, and apparently they don’t actually make underwear that fit my measurements, despite the fact that I’M WEARING A PAIR THAT DO RIGHT NOW, and they’re labeled size 8!. Not only am I now in possession of 12 undergarments that I can’t wear, but I still need to go and spend more money to get ones that I can. I’m putting these in my “maybe someday” box of clothes for if I ever manage to lose the weight because it’s better than having them end up in a landfill. This is why sizing should be standardized. If companies are allowed to make up numbers on a whim and change them with every passing season, how are we supposed to buy things that can’t be properly tried on first?