THINXReviews of shethinx.com

Probably the most absorbent (and expensive) period underwear I have tried. But its honestly not worth it when the band around the waist is so unforgiving. The rest of the underwear fits me perfect. If I size up it sags. If you are bigger or bloat during your period I honestly wouldnt reccomend. It genuinely causes me a LOT of pain when Im flaring up with my endo which makes it utterly useless for me. Ive had better luck with cheap hanes period underwear in terms of comfort. You'd think a period underwear company would be more mindful about a big tight not very elastic band pressing down right exactly on your uterus/abdomen when pain and bloating is so common. They didnt. I prefer re-usable pads now for the most part

Good idea, but the product didn’t fully meet my expectations

The underwear itself is ok, but the selling process is deceptive. I ordered sale items and their website changed my size sneakily as the page went from choosing to cart, so I wouldn't notice. I wear an L in their size and now have very expensive 1x and 2x underwear that's totally useless for the purpose for which it is designed because it's like clown wear. They're claiming I ordered this on my own: I would never go from an L and skip past XL AND X to get to 1X and then 2X? Who knowingly orders four sizes too large for them?

Spent £100 on organic cotton ones. Worked brilliantly for the first COUPLE of uses. After that, they began to LEAK after just a COUPLE OF HOURS use, and developed a nasty smell that will not come out. I have tried everything - baking soda, white vinegar, essential oils, washing powder… the lot. Not sure if I did something wrong but they now have a permanent smell that causes my leggings to smell, and they are not as soft as before. Would not recommend - disappointed seeing how expensive they were. I have gone back to using organic cotton biodegradable pads.

Thinx for all - super absorbancy. Supposedly up to 5 tampons! I am not particularly heavy and use only regular tampons. I can wear one at night and a small pad and it's fine. Wore these and leaved all over PJs and sheet through to mattress. Saved the planet using one less tampons but now have 2 washes to do. They're comfortable but generally fabric (not absorbant bit) too thick for me for use in the day. Bought in Boots for £18. Not sure when I'd wear them again. Maybe at start/end of period.

Bought two pairs and consistently leak through as soon as 15 mins after wearing. So disappointing for such expensive underwear, and humiliating to experience at such a difficult time of the month. Only positive is that they felt quite nice to wear - perhaps that’s why they don’t work.

When I first got my period pants (bought as a gift) I was really excited to use them and they worked well…at first. Now, less than a year in, they are not good. They emit a bad smell. I followed instructions rinsing before washing on a cool wash/30degrees, hang dry, but these incredibly expensive pants - I feel they were not worth the outlay.really not happy. I can’t even contact them to give them this feedback directly… as I have no account. Sad. Don’t bother.

I bought three pairs of underwear. One heavy, one moderate, and one light. The Cotton Brief didn’t last overnight although it claims to hold 3-4 tampons worth. The Sport bled through to my leggings which I only had on for two hours on a moderate day. I wish I never placed an order.