Mens Size Chart: Fill & Download for Free

The size in women’s panties that is most likely to fit on a man’s body is NOT the same size he wears in men’s underwear. (Sorry!)Here’s a size chart for women’s panties. Note that the sizing is based upon your waist measurement on some size charts while it’s based upon your hip measurement on others.This is the most accurate size chart for panties that I’ve found online:Using this chart you should be able to easily find your size.Now keep in mind that the size of your hips (or lack of hips) may affect your panty size. Women typically have larger hips than men, so this factor is something you will learn to compensate for when you shop for panties.There is no “right size” in panties for men - just like there is no “right size” shirt for men, or right size pants - or right size boxer shorts. Everyone’s body is different, and panties come in a wide range of sizes for this reason.I recommend starting with the size chart shown above. Look in the horizontal Underwear column to find your numerical size in panties and use that as a starting point. There is no getting around the fact that you will need to actually try on several styles and sizes until you find the ideal size and styles you’d like wear on a daily basis.If you have the courage to do this, I also recommend walking into a Victoria’s Secret store to try on as many pairs of panties as you wish. The employees there have seen a LOT of men trying on Victoria’s Secret lingerie so for sure you won’t be the first man to ask.

Here are two size charts. Both of them show sizes for underwear. The first one below is a size chart for women’s underwear.Above: Notice on the women’s panty size chart (shown above) that the sizing is based in your waist and hip measurements. So let’s say your waist measures 34 inches. That would make you a size XL in women’s panties, or a size 8 in many brands.Now let’s check the size chart below. This size chart is for men’s underwear.Above: A size chart for men’s underwear. Again, if your waist measures 34 inches, you’re either a size medium or a size large in men’s underwear, depending on the brand.When switching from men’s to women’s underwear (and I can’t imagine why anyone would do the switch from women’s to men’s) it’s best to try on women’s underwear in a retail store, rather than taking a guess and ordering online. Shopping for women’s underwear in a store is fun, a great learning experience, and helps build your self-confidence. I highly recommend it.

I’ll be happy to speak for myself - and those men I know - in answering your question.I’ve been fitted for a bra at two lingerie departments and both of them told me I’m a 42B. Some men may have smaller breasts than I have (I’m on hormone therapy which is raising my estrogen level - and therefore my boob size along with it).In panties, it was very easy to determine my correct size. I used a panty size chart like this one:I’m a size 9 in panties and typically a size 9 fits me perfectly. In some styles I can wear a size 8, depending on how they’re designed.Q: “Do men wear bras and panties?”YES - lots of men wear bras and panties!Q: “What materials, styles, and features do they like? Are they comfortable with women's sizing? What would they wish to be improved?”Men typically enjoy wearing nylon panties or cotton panties, depending on the man and the occasion. There are so many styles to choose from, it would be difficult to point to one style they like. Some men wear briefs, some wear hipsters, while others prefer to wear thongs.As far as the features they like, there is one feature that all men like — a soft and silky feeling down there :)Women’s sizing is fine with me. Just use a size chart like the one you see above. The measurements are the only thing that’s relevant.“If the panties fit, wear them.” LOL.No improvements needed.