Red crotchless panty - crotchless panties by Coquette - review by Breas

The Crotchless Panty by Coquette is available in the colours red or black. The sizes offered are the one-size-fits-most and plus size. I purchased the panty in red in plus size.

The panty arrived in a clear plastic baggy. There were no photos or text on the bag other than the barcode sticker. The sticker states the product name, size, and colour. There is also a tag attached to the panty that has a few photos of a model wearing the underwear, states the company name, website, product name, size, and colour. I just keep my panties in my underwear drawer.



The underwear is 100% nylon, exclusive of trim. The material does have some stretch to it and the waistband is elastic band so it can be stretched quite a bit. The panty is sheer because it is made of lace and it is crotchless.

I’ve taken measurements of the panty laying flat, unstretched. If you need additional measurements, let me know and I will get them for you.

Waistband unstretched: 17 ¼ inches
Waistband stretched as much as I could: 29 inches
Widest part of material that covers the front area: 7 ½ inches
Widest part of material that covers the bum: 11 inches
Length of crotch slit: 4 inches

The panty is bikini style so it covers the bum. The entire panty is lace with a floral/swirl design. While the panty is crotchless, there is a lining on each side of the slit at the crotch. You can see this in the photo below. At the top centre front of the panty, there is a little red bow made of ribbon. This panty seems very similar to another pair of Coquette panties that I had previously purchased.



This pair of panties is labelled as “plus size” on the product page but the care tag states the size as OS/XL. According to Coquette’s size chart, the OS/XL is best suited for those between the weights of 170-200lbs. I’m slightly below the lowest number in the weight bracket. The suggested hip measurement is between 42-50 inches. My hip measurement is 41 inches so I’m just 1 inch beneath the lowest number in that bracket. I opted for the plus size because while the OSFM may have fit me, I know I would have had muffin top.

So when I tried the panties on, I loved the way they looked on me. They cover the front area and my bum well. The problem I had with this panty is that the slit starts too low. When I felt where the slit starts, it was right on top of my crotch hole. This basically defeats the purpose of having these panties crotchless. If I wanted the slit to sit exactly where I want it, I’d have to pull the panty up to my belly button, which would leave the top half of my bum exposed. You may not have this issue, or not as badly as I had. It all depends on where you usually have your panty sitting on your body when wearing it.

If you want to get the panty but are unsure of where the slit would start on you, you could always take a measuring tape and place it where you’d typically where the waistband of your panty (centre front). Then use the following measurements I’ve taken to see exactly where the slit will sit on your body. The crotchless slit to the panties begins approximately 6 inches down from the top front centre of the panty. The slit ends approximately 8 ¼ inches below the top centre back of the panty.

Other than the silly placement of the slit, the panty is comfortable to wear and the lace is non-irritating to the skin. I may have to sew up the crotchless slit so I can wear them as an every day style panty. The care tag in the panty states that it should be hand washed only and hung to dry.

Overall, I’m giving this panty a 3 out of 5. I think it’s a comfortable panty but the slit just doesn’t sit where I need it to for intercourse. I think that the panty could work for some people but I suggest looking at the measurements that I’ve given above to determine if the slit will work for you.

I haven't worn these underwear since the original review. The placement of the slit drives me crazy! The underwear itself is pretty and fairly comfortable so it's a shame the slit is so messed up. It may work for others though but for myself, I still don't like it.