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The Sloggi Basic Maxi Knicker is designed for adults seeking reliable, everyday comfort through a classic high-waisted silhouette. Crafted from a premium cotton-elastane blend, these briefs provide a secure fit and high durability for daily use, though users should note that the maxi cut prioritizes full coverage over low-profile styling.
| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Age Group | adult |
| Colour | Beige |
| Material | Cotton |
| Waist Size UK | 28 |
| Dress Size UK | 28 |
| Model Part Number | 23E089-28-Skin |
| Brand | Sloggi |
They are composed of 95% cotton and 5% elastane for a balance of breathability and stretch.
Yes, they are OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certified, meaning they are tested to ensure they are free from harmful substances.
The product is available in multipacks of 3 or 6 depending on your selection.
Yes, please refer to the care label on the product, but generally, machine washing in cool water is recommended to preserve durability.
Yes, the 'Maxi' design is specifically engineered for full coverage and a high-waisted fit.
Ensure you are using the correct size based on your current measurements; if the fit is correct, ensure the fabric is pulled up fully to sit at the natural waist.
Check your wash cycle temperature and ensure you are not using abrasive detergents; we recommend using a garment bag to protect the picot trim.
To ensure the longevity of your Sloggi Basic Maxi Knickers, adhere to the manufacturer's care label included with the garment. Since the material is primarily cotton with a small percentage of elastane, it is recommended to wash in cool to lukewarm water to prevent shrinkage and maintain the elasticity of the waistband. Avoid using harsh bleaching agents, as these can degrade the cotton fibers and affect the OEKO-TEX® certified material safety. When drying, air drying is preferable to maintain the shape of the picot trim and the integrity of the fabric structure.
