Best underwear for very sensory child, size 10

amother

Powderblue

Wed, Aug 08 2018, 2:22 pm

Please tell me which company makes comfortable panties for an extremely sensory kid? Not too tight, no labels, soft, is bikini of briefs better? Suggestions please?

ra_mom

Wed, Aug 08 2018, 2:40 pm

I find that the older versions of children's place briefs are best. Other brands (and the nice prints that children's place has) have an elastic on top that bother my sensory children. These are covered with same panty material and made with one piece instead of seems stitched together.
https://www.childrensplace.com.....15-O8

amother

Powderblue

Wed, Aug 08 2018, 2:50 pm

ra_mom wrote:

I'd love to get something colorful!

amother

Bronze

Wed, Aug 08 2018, 3:03 pm

If money is not an issue, Hanna Andersson.

ra_mom

Wed, Aug 08 2018, 3:05 pm

amother wrote:

I'd love to get something colorful!

I know! They used to make these in gorgeous prints and colors.

zgp

Wed, Aug 08 2018, 3:40 pm

Try an eczema specialist shop that makes 100% cotton without seams inside for kids with super sensitive skin - I don't know where you are but there are stores like this everywhere

amother

Vermilion

Wed, Aug 08 2018, 3:56 pm

My dd loves these from Target- extremely soft material, covered waistband. It comes in various styles, but beware that not all in this brand come with the covered waistband. Also note that they run a little snug so size up if you'd like. My dd actually prefers the snug fit.

https://www.target.com/p/girls.....16594

amother

Pewter

Wed, Aug 08 2018, 4:02 pm

We like the Target ones too. If they are worn inside out, it minimizes feeling the seams.

amother

Mustard

Wed, Aug 08 2018, 4:44 pm

Dd likes these because they don't ride up. The to elastic is wide and the seams don't bother her.

https://www.target.com/p/fruit.....metab

amother

Magenta

Wed, Aug 08 2018, 5:50 pm

I get the Hanna Anderson for my son.

The basic ones seem to be softer and better.

Just wish they were cheaper and shipping didn’t cost so much!

amother

Pink

Wed, Aug 08 2018, 6:23 pm

Target has a brand "Cat and Jack" which now features adaptive clothing. Their pieces do not have tags or seams, and offer a number of ways to get dressed/undressed, so children do not have to struggle to dress independently. They advertise appropriate for children with sensory issues.

Amelia Bedelia

Thu, Aug 09 2018, 12:02 am

amother wrote:

If money is not an issue, Hanna Andersson.

I don't really shop Hanna Andersson because they are so expensive but I just received an order yesterday of underwear that I ordered last week when they were 50% off all underwear plus free shipping with $50 purchase. I had never tried it but couldn't resist trying them at that price to see if they are actually so soft and of the quality they are known for. And as a new customer, I was even able to get an additional 20% off. So I was able to purchase a seven pack of underwear for $16.80 instead of the original $42.

If you'd like to try them and are a new customer, please pm me and I will provide you with a referral link so you can save 20% off your first order. They are offering 50% off backpacks and free shipping with $100 starting tomorrow. (Actually maybe it already began; it's after midnight EST already)! I know it's too late for the deal I benefited from, but they also have BOGO 50% off basics, socks, unders, and tights. Maybe they'll do the 50% off underwear again soon.

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amother

Royalblue

Thu, Aug 09 2018, 12:08 am

“ Feathers” underwear are preety & soft. No tags. They sell in local stores or amazon.

imasinger

Thu, Aug 09 2018, 5:49 am

These are pricey, but good:

SmartKnitKIDS Girls' Boy Cut Style Seamless Sensitivity Undies (Pink, Large) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01M.....43EF4