THINX For All vs THINX

Have you heard? THINX is now available at Target! Since they are a pretty hot item I wanted to compare THINX For All vs THINX. Because these are new I’ve only tested them for one cycle, but I’ve been impressed by the quality for the price. They are noticeably different from some of the classic THINX styles, so watch the video and read a bit more to figure out if these could be the right style for you. And like all THINX, you can either free bleed or tag team these with your other go-to period products.

Honest Review: THINX For All vs THINX

THINX For All Price

THINX For All at Target are $17, versus regular THINX are $32. Use your Target RedCard to save an extra 5%!

THINX For All Styles & Sizing

THINX For All at Target currently come in three styles: Bikini, Brief, and High Waist. The three styles come in both moderate absorbency and super absorbency options.  They come in black and gray, sizes XS to 4X. In my opinion, THINX For All sizing is consistent with regular THINX in that they run small. I recommend sizing up. I wear size XL.

Differences between THINX For All vs THINX?

As mentioned in the video, there are some noticeable differences in the two lines. THINX For All have an entirely different thicker elastic waist band. Additionally THINX For All lack the absorbent panel that goes up the back. This is an issue if you are using them overnight and you are a back sleeper. That may risk leaks. Overall, I think THINX For All are really comfortable.

How do you wash THINX For All?

I was THINX For All just like regular THINX. I rinse out with water and then wash in a lingerie wash bag on a delicate wash cycle with cold water. Hang or lay flat to dry. Don’t use fabric softener or bleach!

Do I recommend THINX For All?

Despite the differences I noticed, I still recommend trying these out! I recommend trying a few different styles of THINX to find your perfect fit. I have different styles I prefer to wear based on what I’m doing, whether it’s working out, sleeping, or just everyday life. For a moderate flow level, I’d recommend getting at least one pair for day and one pair for night for the duration of your cycle. I’ve collected about 8 pairs total now to last me all the days of my menstrual cycle.

Let me know if you’d like a follow up THINX For All review in the coming months! I’ve had the THINX period underwear for some time now and I love how many options this brand continues to come out with.

Hope you enjoyed this quick little THINX For All vs THINX underwear review. I’m definitely looking forward to testing out more styles. Have you tried period proof underwear before? I would love to hear about your experience and what your take is. Please check out some of my other style features or lingerie content before you go.