
For most people, sleeping without underwear is the best default: it improves airflow, reduces heat and moisture build-up, and lowers friction on skin. If you do wear underwear to bed, choose loose, breathable cotton and avoid tight synthetics. The exceptions are practical ones: periods, discharge, incontinence, cold rooms, certain skin conditions, or anything that needs…

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