Comments on: Satin Panties Are Hard to Find These Days http://satinpantiesguide.com/satin-panties-are-hard-to-find-these-days/ Satin Panties Advice, Info, and Opinions Fri, 21 May 2010 22:33:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Marcus http://satinpantiesguide.com/satin-panties-are-hard-to-find-these-days/comment-page-1/#comment-456 Marcus Fri, 21 May 2010 22:33:13 +0000 http://satinpantiesguide.com/?p=275#comment-456 There's store on e-bay called Jolie boutique, which sells hand sewn, ultra soft satin panties, in many styles, These panties are rather fragile including some darling hiphuggers (they don't last as long as the store bought kind from a few years back), but they are adorable and sexy and fell ultra slippery smooth (more than the store bought ones). The satin "fashion" panties started to get popular in the late 1980s (along with other styles and fabrics, like nylon tricot, nylon/rayon, rayon/cotton blends, etc.), and then got really popular in the mid 1990's (just before the whole visible panty line issue started to get mass media attention). J. C. Penny was the main carrier here of satin bikini panties (with Vicky's Secret a close second; VS panties were not always cut to my satisfaction, many cuts had less detailing/ruching, but they did have some wonderful silk panties. Having bought satin panties for my girlfriends from the late 1980's to 2000 or so, I can tell you that I noticed a change in the polyester blends they were using. The early to mid 1990's satin panties were a much finer/softer weave, while I noticed a less silky weave starting to be used in the late 1990's, and certainly by the early 2000's. /though they looked nearly the same (and the ultra fem look of tucked/ruched satin panties was/is important), they didn't feel exactly the same to the touch. Still, this was better than no satin panties at all. There’s store on e-bay called Jolie boutique, which sells hand sewn, ultra soft satin panties, in many styles, These panties are rather fragile including some darling hiphuggers (they don’t last as long as the store bought kind from a few years back), but they are adorable and sexy and fell ultra slippery smooth (more than the store bought ones).

The satin “fashion” panties started to get popular in the late 1980s (along with other styles and fabrics, like nylon tricot, nylon/rayon, rayon/cotton blends, etc.), and then got really popular in the mid 1990′s (just before the whole visible panty line issue started to get mass media attention). J. C. Penny was the main carrier here of satin bikini panties (with Vicky’s Secret a close second; VS panties were not always cut to my satisfaction, many cuts had less detailing/ruching, but they did have some wonderful silk panties. Having bought satin panties for my girlfriends from the late 1980′s to 2000 or so, I can tell you that I noticed a change in the polyester blends they were using. The early to mid 1990′s satin panties were a much finer/softer weave, while I noticed a less silky weave starting to be used in the late 1990′s, and certainly by the early 2000′s. /though they looked nearly the same (and the ultra fem look of tucked/ruched satin panties was/is important), they didn’t feel exactly the same to the touch. Still, this was better than no satin panties at all.

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