REA Sexy underwear

The pieces on this page aren't leftovers. They're styles that move well at full price and move even faster on sale, which means sizes disappear quickly, so if something fits your taste, don't sit on it.

The range covers a lot of ground. The Strumpbyxa med öppning is a crotchless bodystocking, a single piece that works as a full-body look without requiring anything underneath. Practical in a way that sounds contradictory for lingerie, but it genuinely is. The Stockings med spetskant are lace-top hold-ups, the kind that stay up without a garter belt if you get the sizing right (thigh circumference matters more than height here, worth measuring before you order).

For something with more visual drama, the Penthouse Mermaid Fantasy in pink is a Penthouse-branded piece, the brand has been doing lingerie for decades and the quality shows in the fabric weight. The Crotchless Lace Thong With Bows in red is exactly what it sounds like: minimal coverage, lace, small bow details at the hips. Simple, effective.

Two-piece sets like the Lurex Dreams in burgundy and black give you a coordinated look without having to mix and match separately. Lurex fabric has a subtle metallic sheen that photographs well and catches light in person, it's not the same as cheap shiny polyester, which tends to look flat.

Sizing in lingerie is genuinely inconsistent across brands, more so than in regular clothing. A medium in one brand's bodystocking can fit like a small in another's. The safest approach: check the specific size chart for each piece rather than assuming your usual size carries over.

Stretch fabrics like lace and mesh are forgiving, but only up to a point. If a piece is described as one-size, it usually fits best in the small-to-medium range. Larger sizes often need pieces with explicit size options, look for those in the product details.

For hold-up stockings specifically, the silicone band at the top needs to grip the thigh without cutting in. Too loose and they fall; too tight and they're uncomfortable after an hour. Most people find that going up one size from their usual tights size works better than sticking to the same size.

Catsuits and full-body pieces need a torso length check. If you're taller than average, a catsuit that fits in the bust and hips may pull uncomfortably at the crotch. Some pieces have adjustable straps that help, but not all do.

Most of the pieces here use lace, mesh, or stretch satin, sometimes a combination. Each has different care requirements and a different feel against skin.

Lace is the most delicate. Machine washing on a delicate cycle in a mesh laundry bag is fine for most lace pieces, but the heat from a dryer will distort the pattern and weaken the elastic. Air dry flat or hanging, not over a radiator, which dries it unevenly and can cause shrinkage in the elastic band.

Mesh is more durable than it looks. It's resistant to snagging if you're careful with jewellery and long nails, but it will run if it catches on something sharp. The upside is that mesh holds its shape better than lace after repeated washing.

Lurex (the metallic-thread fabric in the two-piece sets) should be hand-washed or put on the most gentle machine cycle available. The metallic threads can break down with aggressive washing, which dulls the sheen over time. Cold water only.

Stretch satin and polyester blends are the easiest to care for, most are machine washable at 30°C. They also tend to be the most comfortable for extended wear because they don't scratch or itch the way some lace can.

The honest answer: the pieces here are designed specifically for intimate use, not just to look good on a hanger. That means the construction accounts for how the garment actually gets worn, openings are placed intentionally, closures are accessible, and the fabrics are chosen for skin contact rather than just visual effect.

Fast-fashion lingerie is often made to a price point that shows in the elastic quality. Elastic that loses its stretch after a few washes is the most common complaint, and it's almost always a sign of low-grade elastic being used to cut costs. The brands stocked here, including Penthouse, use better elastic as a baseline.

Our customer service team has training in sexology, which means if you have a question about fit, function, or what works for a specific situation, you'll get a real answer rather than a generic size guide. That's not something you get from a mainstream retailer.

Delivery is fast, and everything ships in an unmarked box with no indication of what's inside. The 30-day return policy applies here the same as anywhere else on the site.

Sale prices on this page apply while stock lasts. Once a size or style sells out, it typically isn't restocked at the discounted price. If you see something you want, ordering sooner rather than later is the safer move.

All orders from Mshop ship in plain, anonymous packaging with no external indication of the contents. The sender name on the label is discreet. This applies to lingerie orders the same as any other product on the site.

Yes. Mshop has a 30-day return policy. Lingerie that hasn't been worn (other than trying it on for fit) can be returned within that window. Check the returns page for the full conditions, as hygiene rules apply to certain product types.

A bodystocking is typically made from sheer, stretchy mesh or fishnet and covers the full body, it's more of a layering piece than a standalone garment. A catsuit is made from a more opaque fabric (often stretch satin, PVC, or thick lace) and works as a standalone look. The catsuit with zipper in the back in red is a good example of the latter, structured enough to wear on its own.

They can, but it depends on fit and activity level. The silicone grip band at the top of hold-ups like the lace-top stockings works well when the stocking fits snugly around the thigh. If the fit is too loose, they'll slide down regardless of the grip. For extended wear or a lot of movement, a garter belt gives more reliable hold.