How to take care of your Underwear 👙

How to take care of your under ware with effective choice and productive usage 👙

                                 

In general, the synthetic materials such as Nylon, Polyester, & Spandex trap heat & moisture, while cotton is breathable & absorbs moisture.

     Use proper underwear at the proper place.

There are several underwear products, composed of single or multiple combined materials as shown below. Most of them are available both for males & females.

 

1.    Cotton Underwear; a frequently used natural fiber in Jockey products. A 100% cotton underwear may let you have a long-lasting comfort & soft cotton feel. Especially suit for casual day-to-day wear. In addition, these are the most vagina-friendly underwear, which serves many conveniences for women.

2.  Microfiber Underwear; composed of incredibly fine & amazingly strong, manufactured fiber, which allows for breathability & lightweight comfort. Fine to use in hot summer days, under gym clothes, or if you are just plain sweaty.

3.        Polyester Underwear; Composed of synthetic fiber, with high durability, strength, excellent resiliency & wrinkle resistance. You can easily maintain a brilliant look. Easy to dry.

4 .   Nylon Underwear; well known for its exceptional strength features & quick drying time.

5.         Cotton/Spandex Underwear; a combination of softness, comfort & stretch,

           especially suit for working out. 

        6.        Moisture- absorbing Men’s Underwear; that keeps you cool & dry, especially in athletic situations.

7.      Women’s Stay cool Underwear; regulates your skin temperature. An ultra-soft & breathable fabric, with a touch of stretch. Suit for casual daily usage.

Recently, some of the customers were so, embarrassed by the other underwear products that, they have complained that their underwear had to be removed as if it is one-time use of handkerchief tissue.

 Wash care tips; How to be washed safely?

The best method is washing your underwear by hands, instead of using a washing machine,

 Because

  A wash of a machine may tear the materials, by which it is composed of & also effect the fitting negatively.

Hand wash in cold water may increase the lifetime of your undergarment.

  For washing machine users, among you;

Anyway, you may be unable to forget washing machine among limitless household activities. So, least harmful method to wash your bras & briefs are using soft detergent.

 The most suitable detergent.

The unexpected discolouring & decay of your Jockey underwear may occur because of using an inappropriate detergent which affects badly upon their materials.

 

 But most of the time we complain about Underwear producers. Is it fair, in fact;

·         Colored underwear must be washed by a color-safe detergent.

·         For white ones, a detergent with optical brighteners, in order to restore the default whiteness.

·         We must be aware not to use detergents with bleaching elements, at least for a white underwear.

 

Turn undies inside out while washing.

It will keep your underwear looking new & fresh.

Keep your dryer on low heat.

As a matter of fact, air-drying in the shade will greatly increase the longevity of your undergarment. Besides, always read instructions, whether you can use a dryer or can’t. Always, use a low heat, otherwise, the fabric & also the elasticity of waistband may be worn out much faster.

Please, pay your attention towards the washing symbols displayed on the cover of your Jockey product.

  Store your undergarment, separately from other clothes.

It will prevent some remained sweaty bacteria from crossing over & corrupt your entire wardrobe.

 

  Finally, according to my opinion, we never put underwear on to show off others. So, there may be an argument that we needn’t bothering about its cleanliness. But undergarment is more crucial than other clothes, in deciding our sexual hygiene, as it forms the interface between our body & clothes.

These instructions may definitely support us to maximize the longevity of our underwear. 

 

 

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