Knickers.

I flukily bought a 3 pack of M&S high waist pants 2 years ago. I found they were perfect so went back to get more and they were on 3 for 2 so I bought more. What luck. I'm still happy with them and they wash like new. Bet I'd never find them again though.

Sloggis for me too Although, I have been partly converted to the Giggle Knickers mentioned onhere

Pride and dignity, ladymuck, are moveable feasts.

How standards have dropped, Alexa! Where has our pride and dignity gone?

Buttocks are much displayed now. In my mother's day it was rude to show the gluteal cleft.

I'm in the 'As long as they are clean I don't give a flying f* club!'

I’m in the got to match club?

Freeandeasy

Me too lemongrove black, white and nude (for under white trousers) for me too. Like you, they all have to match.

We’re a dying breed Free

I used to buy high leg but now find full briefs more comfortable and also look better if wearing something tight or stretchy. I use either M&S or Sainsburys, Sainsburys being sized a bit larger.

Knicker if you can have it singularly!

I like high leg and high waist but you can't seem to get both in one knickers. Anyone know where they can be found?

Me too lemongrove black, white and nude (for under white trousers) for me too. Like you, they all have to match.

M & S for me always. I have plain black midi ones and silky and lacy, black, midi ones depending which ones I grab out of the drawer. I also have white ones for when I am feeling in a white underwear mood - don't ask!!

Sloggi cotton ones everytime for me with some higher waisted M&S silky nylon ones occasionally. I like the smooth feeling my silky nylon ones allow when pulling on a pair of fitted trousers!

M&S for me.I used to buy Sloggi but prefer the M&S ones.
True, not the thicker cotton they used to be ( no cotton is as thick as it was) but still pretty and reasonable quality after many machine washes.I only buy in three colours, white, black and nude to match my bras ( I have to wear matching!)

Another vote here for Sloggi maxi knickers. I've had mine for years and I find they wash/wear well. They're 95% cotton with 5% "Lycra Elastane" - for stretch. So comfy!

Same here EV I have 2 x new packs of knicks in my hospital bag all ready if ever needed .
My mum used to always buy Ethel Austin all cotton double gusset they resembled wind socks.

This is what I miss buying. Each time I went to Asda food shopping I used to throw a couple of £4.50 packs in the trolley so I'd built up quite a collection. Just ordinary cotton 12/14 size as providing they're new/clean, who cares ?

I wash them in a 60 degree wash so their lifespan is shorter than would normally be in a cooler wash---hence the many packs that I used to buy. I've probably got 4 or 5 packs of 5 left in my drawer.
I've definitely got a thing about new knickers If I was ever taken into hospital ? This is what I think about.

Sloggi for me . Comfortable and supportive. And they do them in colours now as well as black and white.

BlueSky -

Nude pants hard to find now, but vital for under white trousers, will use some of the places mentioned to track down!!!

Danni at least she was wearing them!

Further to the post about white knickers showing through white trousers. A while ago I met up with someone I know in the supermarket. She is rather a boastful woman and our conversation consisted of her telling me all the wonderful things her family have done. Eventually she ran out of steam and after we said goodbye I watched her walk away with her white with a blue floral design knickers clearly showing through her white trousers. Ashamed to say that it amused me no end - especially as she is fond of tight trousers - not a good look when you have a huge backside!!

They look professional, with stretch satin binding around the edges, can also be made in stretch lace with a cotton gusset. A good use for tired t shirts

I found ideal knickers from Bon Marche, well priced, and then they were discontinued. So it’s back to M&S.
They start off a suitable shape, but after many washes they seem to go out of kilter - but perhaps it’s the shape of my derrière that is the cause ! ?