LDS Garments: Why I Want Out of This Club

[Donuthole]

Dri-Luxe, dude. It's all about the Dri-Luxe. You'll never go back. I prefer it to the under armor type, personally.

[LA Ute]

Dri-Luxe, dude. It's all about the Dri-Luxe. You'll never go back. I prefer it to the under armor type, personally.

Ding -ding-ding-ding-ding!

[Jacob]

Dri-Luxe, dude. It's all about the Dri-Luxe. You'll never go back. I prefer it to the under armor type, personally.

If they made it in a brief, then I'd agree. Don't care for the more baggy boxer. I've also been told (at distribution services) that the wicking property fades if you use fabric softener.

[USUC]

If they made it in a brief, then I'd agree. Don't care for the more baggy boxer. I've also been told (at distribution services) that the wicking property fades if you use fabric softener.

I noticed that today when I went in to the distribution center. I haven't worn boxers in a long time. The lightest brief they have is the 50/50 blend. I'm still going to try the boxer style and see if I can deal with it.

[Tick's wife]

Believe me, I've been thinking VERY seriously about it lately and today was frustrating enough that I'm thinking about it even more seriously. I think my heart would be in the right place.

If you buy petite, the bottoms are much shorter(mid-thigh) and the trick to getting garments to fit, buy a size smaller

[SuperGabers]

I like the mesh because the skid marks wash out easily.

I will never look at you the same...

[HuskyFreeNorthwest]

I call the mesh "Honeymoon Gs" because of the excitement they reveal.

[New Mexican Disaster]

I will never look at you the same...

UD must be really talented if there are no skid marks. Really talented.

[Donuthole]

Word on the street is that there is a new kind of women's G's, with a wider waistband and no lace on the legs. My MIL told my wife this when they talked the other day.

[UtahDan]

Use wet wipes and you will never have another.

UD must be really talented if there are no skid marks. Really talented.

[Mrs. Funk]

Attention garment-wearing CUFettes: The Distribution Center recently released a Carinessa top (like the new bottoms released a few years ago). It's shaped and wears much like a Shade t-shirt. It's a polyester/spandex mix. No gross stretchy lace, just a small patterned edge (even this could go, but it's much less scratchy). True cap sleeves. The bottom of the shirt has a hem, instead of a serged edge! I think it could very feasibly be worn as a cami (the way dudes wear their crew necks under buttoned-down shirts).

My advice: Go with a petite length unless you had a very long torso. I heard a Distribution Center worker trying to convince a woman to get a regular or a tall. A regular length would be down to my thighs. At $5 a pop, you don't want to be stuck with something unwearable.

But they are pretty great as garments go. Definitely a step in the right direction. Now if only the bottoms didn't go up past my navel . . .

[LA Ute]

This is an interesting and unusual piece: It's by an English member of the church, writing in The Guardian:

Mormon underwear keeps body and soul together

I expect to see things like this in the American news media. It's kind of surprising (and nice) to see it in the British media.

[Mrs. Funk]

This is an interesting and unusual piece: It's by an English member of the church, writing in The Guardian:

Mormon underwear keeps body and soul together

I expect to see things like this in the American news media. It's kind of surprising (and nice) to see it in the British media.

I liked the piece.

The idea of asking anybody about their underwear, magical or otherwise, just seems weird to me. A friend related a legend in his mission of a bishop, when asked about his "magical underwear," who would ask, "So is your wife wearing a thong?" When people spluttered about it being inappropriate, he would respond, "Exactly. It's the same as asking about my underwear." Perhaps not a totally apt analogy, but funny.

[Portland Ute]

Attention garment-wearing CUFettes: The Distribution Center recently released a Carinessa top (like the new bottoms released a few years ago). It's shaped and wears much like a Shade t-shirt. It's a polyester/spandex mix. No gross stretchy lace, just a small patterned edge (even this could go, but it's much less scratchy). True cap sleeves. The bottom of the shirt has a hem, instead of a serged edge! I think it could very feasibly be worn as a cami (the way dudes wear their crew necks under buttoned-down shirts).

My advice: Go with a petite length unless you had a very long torso. I heard a Distribution Center worker trying to convince a woman to get a regular or a tall. A regular length would be down to my thighs. At $5 a pop, you don't want to be stuck with something unwearable.

But they are pretty great as garments go. Definitely a step in the right direction. Now if only the bottoms didn't go up past my navel . . .

Let us know when they come out with the satin bikini style bottoms.

[RC Vikings]

Let me know when they come out with the satin bikini style bottoms.

Even with the weight loss I'm still not sure that would be the best style for yourself.