Being Wear Blog: Comfort, Inclusion & Sensory-Friendly Underwear

Sensory-Friendly Underwear for Children For a lot of families, getting dressed in the morning isn't a simple two-minute job. A scratchy tag, a seam in the wrong place or a...

Pouch vs No-Pouch Underwear: Which Is Right for You? One of the first choices you'll make when shopping Being Wear isn't men's or women's, it's pouch or no-pouch. Here's what...

Why Underwear Seams and Waistbands Cause Discomfort If you've ever spent a day quietly aware of your underwear, adjusting a waistband, avoiding a seam, you're not imagining it, and you're...

How to Choose a Comfortable Chest Binder A chest binder can make a real difference to how comfortable and confident you feel in your body, but the wrong fit can...

Modal vs Cotton Underwear: What's the Difference? Cotton has been the default underwear fabric for decades, so it's worth asking why brands like Being Wear choose modal instead. The short...

Best Underwear for Autism and Sensory Sensitivities For autistic people and people with sensory sensitivities, underwear isn't just an outfit choice, it's something worn against the skin all day, every...

What Is Sensory-Friendly Underwear? If you've ever changed outfits three times before you could leave the house because of an itchy tag or a seam digging in, you already understand...

Being Wear founder Andrew Whittle speaks to Underlines Magazine about the personal story behind the brand, the realities of building a start-up and our ambition to redefine underwear through comfort, inclusion and personal freedom.

 

Christine McGuinness discusses Being Wear, neurodiversity and the freedom of gender-free shopping in a four-page OK! magazine interview.

Christine McGuinness discusses Being Wear, neurodiversity and gender-free shopping in the 17 August 2026 print edition of New magazine.

Christine McGuinness wears Being Wear in the Daily Mail as she discusses independence, identity and feeling free to be herself following her divorce.

Christine McGuinness introduces Being Wear’s sensory-friendly underwear to an extensive national audience through The Sun’s print, online and social coverage.