Why do underwear always get stuck when I wear it?

Underwear sticking is usually related to improper size selection, unreasonable cutting design or lack of elasticity of the material. The main factors include the underwear size being too small, the crotch design being too narrow, the fabric having insufficient elasticity, the wrong way of wearing it, and not changing it in time due to changes in body shape.

1. The size is too small

When purchasing underwear, do not accurately measure the waist and hip data. Choosing a size that is too small will cause the fabric to become tight. When the crotch triangle area is compressed, it moves up and gets stuck in the groin. The friction intensifies the discomfort especially during exercise. It is recommended to use a soft ruler to measure the circumference of the widest part of the hip bone, and choose according to the brand size chart. When shopping online, you can refer to the size comparison chart on the details page.

2. Crotch design

Some underwear are cut with a narrow crotch in pursuit of sexiness, but the actual coverage area is insufficient and can easily shift during activities. Men should choose a widened three-dimensional bag design, while women are recommended to choose a U-shaped or V-shaped crotch line style to ensure there is enough space to accommodate the physiological structure. Sports-specific underwear will use seamless splicing technology in the crotch to reduce friction lines.

3.Material issues

Pure cotton underwear has good hygroscopicity but poor elasticity and is prone to deformation and shrinkage after repeated washing. Blended Lycra fabric can provide better extensibility, and the spandex content at 5%-10% can achieve both breathability and fit.

4. Wearing the wrong clothes

If the waistline of underwear is not raised to the natural waist position, it will cause the overall sagging and the crotch to accumulate in sensitive areas. The correct way to wear it is to first align the front and rear center lines, and then pull it up to the level of the navel. High-waisted styles should cover the upper edge of the hip bones, while mid-waisted styles should be kept 1-2 fingers away from the waistband to avoid double-layer restraint.

5. Body shape changes

Increased weight will increase the lateral pressure on the crotch of the original underwear, and the forward tilt of the pelvis during pregnancy will also change the stress point. It is recommended to check the elastic band of underwear every six months to see if it has lost its elasticity, needs to be replaced if there are any strangulation marks or needs to be adjusted repeatedly. Fitness people need to re-measure their size after gaining muscle mass.

You should choose light-colored underwear for daily use to facilitate observation of abnormal secretions. Turning over and machine washing during washing can extend the life of the fabric. It is recommended to hand wash newly purchased products to remove the styling agent before wearing them. During menstruation, it is recommended to choose cotton materials to reduce the stuffiness. If persistent friction redness and swelling occur, you can temporarily use petroleum jelly to protect the skin. If chronic dermatitis develops, seek medical treatment.