Why this one-size-fits-all underwear is the most comfortable you’ll EVER wear – and it’ll set you back just $8 for a pair
- Best & Less have expanded its range of ‘impossible’ one size fits all underwear
- The underwear has a four-way stretch system and each pair fits size 8-26
- They have been described as game changers for women who fluctuate in size
You can now buy one-size-fits-all underwear that fits all body types from size eight to 26.
Best & Less Australia has revamped the popular range to include g-strings, bikini cuts, midi cuts and shortie cuts after increasing demand from shoppers since its original launch.
The ‘impossibly comfy’ underwear range has proven to be very popular women of all sizes and lifestyles, with rave reviews flooding in on social media over the past two years.
You can now buy one-size-fits-all underwear that fits all body types from size eight to 26
The underwear was previously only available in black, white and beige but now comes in bright prints and colours
‘The four-way stretch fabric in flexible, comfortable and hugs in all the right places without cutting in, perfect for those bloated days,’ a spokesperson told Daily Mail Australia.
The $8 underwear retains its shape no matter what kind of body type you have and according to customers is ‘the most comfortable underwear ever’.
Previously the retailer has only offered the briefs in black, white and tan but they have now expanded their range to include purple, red and printed designs.
The shortie underwear a slightly more expensive at $10, along with the matching cami.
There are also four styles available now – with g-string, midi and shorties added to the range
The four-way stretch means it is perfect for all body shapes and sizes between eight and 26
And customers have been quite vocal about their love for the underwear – despite their initial disbelief.
‘One size fit all undies – how the hell is that possible,’ one woman wrote on Instagram.
Before explaining she has since ‘fallen in love’ with them and initially had three pairs ‘on the go’.
‘I found myself digging through my drawer trying to find them, so decided to overhaul my knicker drawer and flood it with nine more pairs,’ she said.
The underwear, which is $8 a piece, is especially popular for women whose weight fluctuates
The shorties are $10 but women appear to be excited by the extended range
She also revealed she is pregnant and although currently fits size 8-10 underwear is planning on expanding.
‘I like the idea of these, especially after having bubs and the constant changes to body shape,’ another woman said on the post.
Women as big as size 20 can be seen online raving about the underwear.
Others have said they are so comfortable they are the only underwear they have used since the recent lockdown began.