What to Wear for Comfort, Not Just Coverage
Let’s cut the nonsense.
Our incontinence products do the job, your clothes don’t need to. You’re not dressing to hide anything. You’re dressing to feel like yourself again, to move how you want, sit how you like, and step out the door without overthinking your outfit.
Here’s how to build a wardrobe that works with your confidence, not against it.
Choose Movement Over Restriction
Tight jeans. Clingy fabrics. That one jumpsuit you have to peel off in the loo.
Bin it.
Look for pieces that give, such as soft cottons, linen blends, and bamboo fabrics. These move with you. They stretch when you need them to and breathe when the weather turns on you.
Flowy trousers, loose midi skirts, relaxed-fit joggers, they all let your body do its thing without making a scene.
Your bladder notices pressure, even when you don’t. A tight belt digging into your midsection can trigger urgency or increase the likelihood of leaks. Look for wide, elasticated waistbands or soft drawstrings, especially on days you’re more active or travelling. You’ll feel lighter, less restricted, and way more in control.
If your first instinct is to grab a long cardigan or an oversized top just in case… stop.
That impulse isn’t about style, it’s about fear. But if you’re using a product that works, that fear doesn’t need a place in your wardrobe. Wear what you want to wear. No backup plans.
Know that you are protected. Our Pull Up Pants feature leak guards on the leg opening, which provide extra protection against any leaks… So you don’t need thick layers or oversized clothing to compensate.
Confidence Is the Best Fit
When your clothing stops trying to “solve” a problem, it becomes something else entirely: an expression of who you are.
That bold print? Wear it.
That white jumpsuit? Try it.
That fitted dress you used to avoid? It’s time.
You’re not just managing leaks. You’re managing life, so do it on your terms.
One Less Thing to Worry About
Our incontinence products give you freedom. You don’t have to dress “around” it. So stop letting incontinence tell your wardrobe what to do.
Dress for comfort. Dress for movement. Dress like you’ve already got what works.
Because you do.
Bladder and bowel incontinence may be caused by conditions which can be treated medically. Please consult your physician for medical advice and guidance. All sources used in this article are cited below.
