Why is Crotchless Lingerie and Hosiery so Popular? - Mayfair Stockings

By A Mystery Man Writer

The history of lingerie is endlessly fascinating. Did you know, for example, that in the past women’s underwear used to be crotchless as standard? It was seen as more hygienic, more practical, and even more modest since the wearer could use the bathroom without undressing. With the advent of shorter skirts, closed-crotch knickers eventually took the place of crotchless as hemlines rose. Today, ‘ouvert’ underwear (that’s French for ‘open’) is much more of a niche item, mostly saved for special occasions. But there are plenty of reasons to try it! Mayfair Chloe Open Suspender Knickers For one thing, many people actually find crotchless lingerie to be more comfortable. Both in the sense that there’s less potential for irritation from fabric rubbing against a sensitive area, and because it’s simply more breathable – much like going commando, only with underwear still