When I found out I was going to review an N2N singlet, I thought it would be a singlet like the ones wrestlers wear. Not quite. The singlet I received was more mesh-like in appearance–kind of like those mesh workout shorts but with larger holes. It did not seem like it would be all that comfy, yet it was. The nylon and spandex blend (83%/17%) is really comfortable despite appearances to the contrary.
The first time I wore the singlet, it was as a surprise for my boyfriend and he liked it a lot. I was honestly surprised at how comfortable the singlet was. My previous bad experiences with N2N thongs left me a bit guarded, but I came away very happy with this singlet. Obviously an item like this isn’t meant to be worn at work or the gym, so I can’t really speak to how comfortable it is after sitting in an office chair for 8 hours or after running on a treadmill. I see its primary use as erotic/fetish underwear–calling it lounge wear may be stretching it. But however you slice it, it is comfortable and easy to take care of.
Other than the mesh styling, the singlet has few other downsides. The most obvious is that it can be a bit difficult to get into correctly. Even if you think you are getting into it the right way, it may still be inside-out.
Pros
- Sexy mesh styling
- Comfortable fabric blend
Cons
- Not every day wear
- Can be difficult to get into
- Mesh styling may become uncomfortable for some
| Fit | 5 |
| Materials | 4 |
| Construction | 3 |
| Look | 5 |
| Daily Wear | 1 |
