Used High-Waist Briefs, posted by the women who wore them

Cut up to the waist

What sets this brief apart is the rise, the distance from the crotch seam to the waistband. On a high-waist brief the band ends at or near the narrowest part of the torso. The seat is fully covered, and the front panel runs up over the lower belly.

The leg opening is the part that varies. Some brands cut it low and level, others high on the hip, and both go by the same name. Her photos show which version she has.

More fabric from top to bottom

A high rise means a tall stretch of material worn against the body, so the fabric counts for a lot here. Cotton versions are soft and matte. Lace ones are often sheer above the hip. Smooth, stretchy synthetics are common too, and the fabric guide compares them.

Posts give a size from XS to XXL, and the brand tag may say something else, so ask her what the tag reads.

Questions

How is this different from a classic brief?

Mainly in height. A classic brief also covers the seat, but its waistband sits lower.

How long are they worn?

The Worn for field on the post gives the number of days she wears them before they are packed.

How should I keep them?

Leave them closed in their bag, somewhere cool and dark. Keeping worn panties has the full advice.

Browse the remaining cuts under used panties.