Figi Elomi TIERNIE EL303350DEN Brief Denim
- Majtki plus size do kompletu Elomi Tiernie Denim.
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These plus size briefs from the Elomi Tiernie Denim collection are designed to pair with the matching bra and work well for everyday wear. The cut combines stretch lace with mesh lining, aiming for a comfortable fit with more coverage and a softer finish at the edges. As part of plus size lingerie, this model may suit customers who want coordinated lingerie for long hours of wear.
How the cut works
This style is built for a calm, secure feel on the body rather than a very minimal finish. The construction focuses on coverage, flexibility and reducing pressure at the leg edges where possible.
- Front and back are lined with stretch mesh, which adds coverage and helps the briefs sit more evenly.
- Stronger stretch lace at the leg openings is intended to create a smoother edge.
- The lace at the lower front edge is placed over the lining, which according to the manufacturer is designed to reduce digging in.
- An enclosed elastic at the crotch edge is used to improve day-to-day comfort.
- The denim blue shade gives the set a classic, easy-to-wear look.
Under clothing and daily use
Because this model includes lace, it is not completely smooth under clothing. The leg finish is designed to make the line of the briefs less noticeable, but under very thin or close-fitting fabrics the texture of the lace may still show.
- A practical choice for everyday wear, work and longer periods of use.
- May work well if you prefer a softer finish at the edges instead of a firmer, tighter feel.
- Less suitable if you need completely plain briefs under very fitted clothing.
Fabric and care
Composition according to the manufacturer:
- gusset lining: 100% cotton
- lace: 70% polyamide, 28% elastane, 2% polyester
- lining: 94% polyamide, 6% elastane
- mesh: 78% polyamide, 22% elastane
Hand wash only, as recommended by the manufacturer.












