How Should a Tranquility Brief or Protective Underwear Fit?

A properly fitted product should feel snug and secure without pinching the skin, restricting movement or leaving gaps. Correct fit helps the product's absorbent core and containment features work as intended.

How a tab-style brief should fit

• The brief should lie flat across the abdomen and sit evenly in the front and back.

• The absorbent core and wetness indicator should be centered.

• Leg openings should be snug, with no gaps or folded-in cuffs.

• The tabs should fasten around the hip area. Angle the lower tabs slightly upward and the upper tabs slightly downward to help secure the legs and waist.

• The brief should cover the wearer fully without bunching at the sides.

How protective underwear should fit

• The product should fit close to the waist and thighs without being uncomfortable.

• The absorbent core should touch the crotch rather than hanging away from the body.

• The leg openings should have no visible gaps.

• The material should be smoothed into place without twisting or bunching.

Signs the product may be too large

• Gaps are visible around the legs or waist.

• The brief's tabs meet or overlap near the center front.

• The core hangs away from the body or the product shifts during movement.

Signs the product may be too small

• The product pinches, leaves red marks or restricts movement.

• The brief's tabs only reach the sides or must be pulled excessively to fasten.

• The product does not provide full front or back coverage.

Next step: View the Tranquility size guide