Fashion Blog Pages

Wednesday, March 29, 2017

How Much Underwear is Enough

If you are wondering, "how much underwear is enough?"  The answer is that you can never own enough.  It is important to keep in mind that you should rotate "new" into your wardrobe and "old" into the garbage from time to time.

Did you know that 45 percent of millennial women own four or more styles of panties (briefs are most popular) and men have two weeks’ worth of underwear in their dresser drawers (58 percent said they wear only one style)?

Briefs, hipsters and bikinis are the top-three styles owned, worn and purchased. Of the total number of panties sold, 31 percent are briefs, 19 percent are hipsters and 19 percent are bikinis.

String bikinis and thongs are worn more often during the summer; other styles are unaffected by changes in the season. Of women who only wear one style, they are most likely to wear briefs, the top style for women aged 55 and older.
Millenium Women Underwear
On average, men have two week's worth of underwear.  Men own an average of 16 pairs of underwear and regularly rotate 13 different pairs. Asked about the underwear in their drawer, 58 percent of men said they only wear one type; 26 percent wear two different styles; 9 percent wear three different types; and an adventurous 7 percent have four or more different types of underwear in their drawer.
Men's Two Week Supply of Underwear
 Source: HanesBrands Consumer Insights

Is your panties or underwear draw a bit low on inventory at the moment? Shop at Hanes to get back on track.

If you are not sure which colors are trendy this season, here is a quick little fashion tip.

The “color” of the season is an exciting mix of combinations that brighten up the seasonal climate.

According to Regina Martin, global creative director of trends & innovation for HanesBrands, greens, reds and blues are currently painting the apparel landscape, with subtle shifts in color palettes for men, women and children.

For example, winter apparel for men is pairing different shades of green based on olive hues. Deep pine green featuring lilac washes add a soft, feminine touch to women’s garments. Children’s fashion is heavily focused on cargo olive, with rose, pink and purple highlights for girls and splashes of neon reflector green for boys.

Good luck with replenishing your underwear drawer.  Visit Hanes.com for numerous options.