Girls' Cotton Briefs — 10-Pack
10 pairs in one pack — a full school week plus spares
$14.99 ($1.50 per pair)
Briefs, hipsters, boyshorts, camisoles, undershirts, bike shorts and leggings — the girls' drawer, stocked in packs. Every style is tagless with covered elastic, because the best underwear is the kind she forgets she's wearing.
10 pairs in one pack — a full school week plus spares
$14.99 ($1.50 per pair)
8 pairs in one pack — modern low-rise hipster cut
$13.99 ($1.75 per pair)
6 pairs in one pack — longer leg for extra coverage
$12.99 ($2.17 per pair)
4 camisoles in one pack — layering for every season
$12.99 ($3.25 per pair)
5 short-sleeve undershirts — one for every school day
$14.99 ($3.00 per pair)
3 pairs in one pack — coverage for dresses and playgrounds
$11.99 ($4.00 per pair)
Two-piece set — long-sleeve top plus full-length bottoms
$16.99
3 pairs in one pack — opaque, school-ready colors
$15.99 ($5.33 per pair)
10 pairs in one pack — any two make a pair
$9.99 ($1.00 per pair)
Start with briefs if you are buying a first full drawer: the classic rise works under everything and the 10-pack covers the school week with spares. Add hipsters when low-rise jeans and leggings enter the wardrobe, and boyshorts for dress days, skirts and gymnastics — the longer leg is the coverage girls ask for once they are old enough to have an opinion. Most families end up with all three, assigned to different days of the week.
Camisoles and short-sleeve undershirts do different jobs. A camisole is the light layer: under sheer tops, under cardigans, as a sleep top in summer. An undershirt is the workhorse layer: it keeps uniform blouses cleaner for longer and adds warmth in over-air-conditioned classrooms. Bike shorts solve the dress problem completely, and leggings carry the whole outfit from October to April. None of it is exciting — that is the point. Basics should be invisible, comfortable and always clean in the drawer.
Everything in the girls' range is cotton-rich, because cotton breathes in warm classrooms and washes without special handling. Elastic is always covered, labels are always printed, and seams are placed away from rub points. If a specification on a product page is marked as awaiting supplier confirmation, that is exactly what it means — we would rather flag it than print a number we have not verified.
Every pack above uses the same sizing, so one check covers the whole order. Use our kids' size guide for sizes 4–14 — it maps height, weight and waist for underwear and layers, and sock bands S/M/L to shoe sizes — then come back and order with confidence.