Glamour Staffers Try Out Thinx Period Underwear

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When word of a "free-bleeding period panty" reached our ears at Glamour in 2015, we raised our eyebrows. "What's the difference between this and a pad?," we wondered. "Do these things actually work?". We had a lot of the same questions that founder Miki Agrawal faced from her initial Thinx investors—and they're legitimate concerns! The concept of comfortable, sleek underwear that you can bleed in seemed just a little too good to be true. But as the provocative Thinx ads that blanketed New York City's subway system (like the one below) sparked our curiosity. By early 2016, we were all burning to not only hear from the genius behind the underwear herself (read Miki Agrawal's Step Into My Office from our July issue here), but to give these "miracle" undies a test run. Here's our testimony. Hint: we love them.
When word of a free-bleeding period panty reached our ears at Glamour in 2015, we raised our eyebrows. What's the difference between this and a pad?, we wondered. Do these things actually work?. We had a lot of the same questions that founder Miki Agrawal faced from her initial Thinx investors—and they're legitimate concerns! The concept of comfortable, sleek underwear that you can bleed in seemed just a little too good to be true. But as the provocative Thinx ads that blanketed New York City's subway system (like the one below) sparked our curiosity. By early 2016, we were all burning to not only hear from the genius behind the underwear herself (read Miki Agrawal's Step Into My Office from our July issue here), but to give these miracle undies a test run. Here's our testimony. Hint: we love them.