Pantybreves

Pantybreves is a term sometimes used to describe very short panties or brief-style underwear that offer minimal coverage. The name itself is a portmanteau of "panty" and "brief," indicating a brief cut of underwear. These garments are typically designed with a low waistline and minimal fabric at the rear, focusing on a minimalist aesthetic.

The design of pantybreves can vary, but they generally aim to be less revealing than a full brief but more substantial than a thong. They are often made from lightweight and stretchy materials such as cotton, lace, or synthetic blends to ensure comfort and a close fit. The cut is intended to sit low on the hips and provide minimal rear coverage, often leaving much of the buttocks exposed.

Pantybreves are a type of intimate apparel chosen for various reasons, including aesthetic preference, comfort in warm weather, or as part of specific fashion styles. Their popularity can be influenced by trends in lingerie and fashion, with designs often incorporating decorative elements like lace trim or small bows. The term itself is not a standardized industry term but is used descriptively within certain fashion and lingerie contexts.