Binary defying underwear for gender neutral, gender fluid, trans and intersex peeps

The Everybody Collection embraces the bits, bums and chests of all people, from trans women to gender fluid and non-binary bodies. No matter who you are, we believe your body is beautiful, and beauty deserves to be celebrated daily with comfortable, sexy and supportive underwear. Our Everybody Tuck products have been developed in consultation with our AMAB (assigned male at birth) friends, transforming tuck underwear into something that feels freaking fantastic - life is way too short for chafing or squished bits. Speaking of the squish, our gentle tucking design means you’ll be held in place without bulges or seams sneaking through, ensuring your fits look more yes than no, even if you’re feeling a tighter wardrobe. And if you don’t want to tuck? You don’t have to. Anybody - with or without a penis - can comfortably wear this range, making it truly unisex or - as we like to say - all sex.

Rushing upstairs for a moment, Nala magic continues in the Everybody Scoop Crop. Looks like any other mesh crop, right? Nope. We worked with a huge range of chests and breasts - from XXS to 5XL - to ensure everything from buds to bumps to luscious lumps were comfortable around the clock. 

While we know sexy, supportive unisex underwear is enough to make many of you say please and thank you, we’re sweetening the pot with some climate vibes. Our Everybody range is made of our signature Flossy Mesh, a soft and supple recycled nylon mesh that is guaranteed to save your day and the planet with every wear. Sustainable gender diverse underwear online without a catch? You’ve found it. 

Nala Knowledge

What are unisex briefs?

Unisex underwear is made to accommodate all types of genitalia and body types without separating potential wearers into traditional binary based categories (men and women). In other words, unisex undies skip over the gender normative designs promoted by mainstream brands, ensuring everybody feels comfortable wearing the same thing, whether they be cis, trans, gender fluid, gender queer or non-binary.

Beyond functionality, unisex underwear acknowledges the power of fashion when expressing an identity privately or publicly - underwear can help people feel comfortable in their own skin, even when society pressures them to change it. 

What underwear do nonbinary people wear?

Non-binary people have access to a huge diversity of underwear - think briefs, boxers, boylegs, midi height, g-strings, trunks and more -  so what they wear depends on what makes them feel five stars physically, mentally and emotionally. While the physical approach makes sense (comfort, duh), why do we mention emotions and mental health? 

The wrong underwear can inspire feelings of dysphoria in non-binary folk. If you're currently shopping for a non-binary friend or loved one, don't dive in without asking what they prefer first!