A New Lingerie Survey Says Men Prefer Matching Bra and Panty Sets

By A Mystery Man Writer

A matching black set from True & Co., available here. It turns out that men actually notice—and care about—what you're wearing underneath your clothes. Rather than paying no attention to the bra and panties you picked out for the day, a hefty 86 percent of men say undergarments affect how attractive they find a woman. The old-school thought about matching your pieces also matters, with the majority of survey respondents saying they liked the look of a set (worn with stockings for ultimate sex appeal). It appears that the guys, quizzed on behalf of mobile app OnePulse, are also feeling millennials' draw to fuller coverage bottoms: Only 19 percent of men said they found thongs attractive. More: The World's Most Comfortable Thongs, According to Glamour Editors Both sexes agree that seeing someone in faded, ill-fitting underwear is a turn-off. Fifty-nine percent of ladies said they wouldn't be into a guy with boxers who have seen better days, while 52 percent of men expressed the same feelings for women's lingerie. More on Men and Lingerie: What Do Men Really Think About Your Underwear? And About Your Bra? The Numbers Have Spoken: Here's the Type of Lingerie Guys Would Like You
A matching black set from True & Co., available here. It turns out that men actually notice—and care about—what you're wearing underneath your clothes. Rather than paying no attention to the bra and panties you picked out for the day, a hefty 86 percent of men say undergarments affect how attractive they find a woman. The old-school thought about matching your pieces also matters, with the majority of survey respondents saying they liked the look of a set (worn with stockings for ultimate sex appeal). It appears that the guys, quizzed on behalf of mobile app OnePulse, are also feeling millennials' draw to fuller coverage bottoms: Only 19 percent of men said they found thongs attractive. More: The World's Most Comfortable Thongs, According to Glamour Editors Both sexes agree that seeing someone in faded, ill-fitting underwear is a turn-off. Fifty-nine percent of ladies said they wouldn't be into a guy with boxers who have seen better days, while 52 percent of men expressed the same feelings for women's lingerie. More on Men and Lingerie: What Do Men Really Think About Your Underwear? And About Your Bra? The Numbers Have Spoken: Here's the Type of Lingerie Guys Would Like You