Calvin Klein Women's Radiant Cotton Bikini Panty

The quality is fine as described and comfortable to wear. However, I notice that the cotton cloth for this model selling at Amazon is much thinner and more transparent than those selling in their retail stores although both tags described as 90% cotton. I have been buying from their retail stores many years. There is indication that the number of threads of the cotton cloth is lower, and thus the price is cheaper for this reason. The implication here is that this product selling at Amazon may not last longer than those in the stores due to the thinner material. Initially, I thought I get a good deal for the same product selling in the stores, but apparently this is not the case and so I gave it a 4-star for the reduction in durability.

I have no idea why it's so difficult to find comfortable underwear with good coverage that stays put, but that has been my experience in the past. These underwear are great, honestly I didn't expect much and I'm glad I was wrong. They are so soft and comfortable I forget I'm wearing them which is how underwear should be in my opinion. I'm 5'1, 102, 35" hips, full booty, athletic thighs. The small fits me perfectly. No binding in the waist or legs.

Update: After initially being very happy with the fit and comfort, after a few months of having them go through several washings, I'm finding that the seams are coming apart on some of them. The splits are large enough to fit your thumb through. I'm slim, and the panties fit perfectly, so it's a workmanship issue. Disappointed in that, so not at all like the ones they used to make that held up through years of washings.

I have thrown out all of my other branded cotton underwear in favor of these. I love the classic look and how well they hold up and continue to look nice after many washes. They look sexy in a simple way and most importantly they are incredibly comfortable. Don't change anything CK - these are awesome!

I'm a little obsessed with CK underwear, and the classic wide band of the modern cotton style is usually my go-to. I decided to try these since they were a few bucks cheaper than the modern cotton styles.SIZING/ FIT: I'm 5'7'', 130lb, and am a solid M in bottoms (size 5-6 in jeans, usually a 5 in underwear bottoms.) The CK M undies are just a little big though, particularly in the butt area, and end up riding up on me as a result. I got the S in these and they're a perfect fit on the butt. The band is just a bit tight, and will make me susceptible to muffin tops if I keep up my holiday season indulgence. FYI, the band fit is the same as that of the S in the modern cotton line, so if that works for you size-wise, these will as well.CONSTRUCTION: I like the 95% cotton feel of these more than the cotton / modal mix of the modern cotton line. This is a YMMV situation though, as most people may find the modern cotton more comfy on first go due to the softer feel of the modal. Neither style will shrink in the washer and dryer, even with warm temp settings.These pair well with the magnetic force line of bras, and are cheaper than the undies in that line. The band width is half that of the magnetic force bands though, if you care.I wear these under pretty much any clothing, outside of extremely fitted skirts / dresses, as the band is mostly tapered and will not cause panty lines

Fits as expected and super comfortable. These don't ride up.

It fits and feels like the classic cotton Calvin Klein panties! The gray was slightly darker than I was hoping for, but it's still cute. I bought a similar one in mens boxer briefs and gifted that to my significant other as well. Will post photos in an update soon*

I ordered this purple color, but they are identical to the pink color...not sure if that was just a mistake, or the color online is not true. Also, one of the leg holes had a weird stitch and makes it a little loose due to extra fabric. I bought two other pairs and both of those were perfect and just like CK underwear. Not sure what happened with this pair, but I can still wear them with no issues.