Every brand fits differently, so compare your numbers to specific brand charts like those from ASOS or Tommy John . 2. Choosing Styles for Your Body Type

Constant wedgies often indicate that the elastic has lost its tension and the pair should be replaced. 4. Fabric and Comfort Tips

Use a soft tape measure and stand in front of a mirror to ensure the tape is level and straight.

Classic briefs or high-cut styles (like French cut) provide full coverage and room for wider hips or thicker thighs.

Excess fabric bunching under clothes, a sagging waistband, or "droopy" crotch areas.

To buy underwear that fits, you must accurately measure your waist and hips rather than relying on your pants size, which is often larger than actual body measurements. 1. Accurate Measuring Techniques

Replace your most-used pairs every 6 to 12 months as elastic degrades and fabric thins over time. Underwear Size Chart | Tommy John

Try new styles over your own underwear at home before committing to a full pack. Stores like Victoria's Secret often provide disposable liners for in-store trials.