Used Hipster Panties, posted by the women who wore them

A wide band at the hip

Three features define the hipster. The waistband sits low, on the hip bones. The sides are wide, a real band of fabric and not a strip. The leg line runs straight and low, nearly level across the top of the thigh, where other briefs curve upward.

Where it sits among the other cuts

A hipster is lower in the rise than a classic brief and usually covers a good part of the seat, though brands differ on how much. If you want a narrow back, a tanga or a thong is the place to look.

The wide sides give the fabric room to show. Many hipsters are soft cotton with a broad elastic band, and others have lace panels at the hip. The Fabric field on the post names the main material.

Questions

Is a hipster the same as a hip hugger?

Yes, in practice. Both names describe a brief that sits on the hips with wide sides. Brands choose one word or the other.

How can I tell how much the back covers?

From her photos. If none shows the back, ask her for one. What to ask a creator lists other points worth adding to your message.

What should I watch for before agreeing anything?

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