Linda: I tried both and I don’t generally like boyshorts, but between the two styles, I found the boyshorts to be more flattering and comfortable. Kay: We each received the women’s bikini and boyshort cuts. Following the washing instructions printed on the underwear should also help it last. That kind of fabric is known for resisting shrinkage and holding color over time too, which is great because it’d be a bummer if this bright blue faded. Here with the elastane I wouldn’t expect any pilling. Like a lot of garments it depends on what the modal is blended with. Kay: They definitely get bonus points for that. I also like that MeUndies states it is a company that is dedicated to fair wages and audits the factories they use. Linda: I like that MeUndies in general are sustainably made from Lenzing MicroModal, which is made from beechwood, though I don’t have any experience with this particular fabric to know how it lasts with repeated washing. They’re 92% MicroModal® 8% elastane and modal is known for its softness. Kay: Yeah, the fabric is lighter weight than it looks but still feels nice.

Linda: The undies were soft to touch and the designs are vibrant. Kay: The packaging made it feel like a fun present. Linda: The MeUndies came in a super cute package with the design matching the cute hand drawn Rebellion and Empire characters of the underwear on a dark blue field with stars and the Star Wars logo. A Star Wars print isn’t a bad place to start. Neither Linda nor I had tried their products before. MeUndies is an underwear company known for their bold prints, self-expression, and their membership option. So dark sider fan and fellow contributor Linda and I, a light sider fan, have come together to review them. The dark side and the light come together on MeUndies first Star Wars collaboration.

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