Underwear shouldn't have a gender.
Beautiful, sensory-friendly underwear for every kid, named by fit, not by boy or girl.
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He wanted something beautiful. There wasn't any.
When my son was about five, we went to pick out his clothes for the first day of kindergarten.
He saw the dresses and said, I want this. I'm never going to wear pants again.
So we changed his whole wardrobe. He wanted everything beautiful, and that included his underwear.
There wasn't any. Not for him.
You can share leggings. You can share a dress. Underwear is the one thing in a kid's drawer that comes with a label telling them who they're allowed to be.
That's where we decided to start.
~ Caitlin, founder of Unbinned Wear
Named by fit, not by gender.
No boys' aisle. No girls' aisle. Every pair is described by how it's cut, so any kid can pick the one that feels right.
Flat Front
A smooth, flat cut through the front.
Contour
A shaped cut with a little more room through the front.
U-Shape
A rounded front panel with extra room.
Built for sensitive bodies.
Flat-lock seams lie flat against the fabric instead of standing up in a ridge; a construction difference, not a softness claim. It's the detail that decides whether a kid will keep them on.
- Flat-lock seams, no ridge against the skin
- No tags, anywhere
- Made for sensory sensitivities, autism, eczema and allergies
- Comfortable for every kid, sensitive or not
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We're making our first run now. Founding Families hear before anyone else, get early-bird pricing at launch, and help choose the prints.
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