Lounge Brief: Reusable Pull-On Adult Cloth Diaper with Built-in Absorbency

February 15, 2026. I saw your ad on You-tube. It's about time you started advertising more effectively. I still regret the $5000 I spent on squishy, leaky disposable diapers before I found out about your company. I have been in diapers since 2009, when I had transplant surgery. I finally found out about your products one day when I was wandering around on the computer with nothing to do. I bought a package of 5, and have been happy with them ever since, washing and reusing them instead of buying new ones all the time. Their main problem is your size chart. It said I was a large. I bought size large, and they are too tight. I also cannot get any extra pads in them, which I need. I am 70 inches tall, 185 pounds, female. My second package was 5 size XL. They fit fine and hold the extra pads. I can't afford a third package, being on SSI and nothing else. I am still glad to be not using disposable diapers. Washable ones are much better. Thank you for beginning to advertise better. More people need to know about these. You should send a poster to every doctor's office, hospital, community center, old people's home and day care center, and to every retail store that sells disposable diapers. Even ads in convenience stores would help. Nobody should have to lose $5000 the way I did. Your product is good, your advertising is not. Congratulations on a good start. Elin Larson.

For over 30 years I have struggled with bladder incontinence and thought I had tried everything under the sun to keep myself protected and free of embarrassment. Cloth diapers and plastic pants did help at night but were too bulky for daytime wear. Disposable diapers were a decent daytime alternative but extremely expensive, sometimes leaked, and uncomfortable. Wish I had the money I have spent on products that didn’t work, leaked, or just didn’t fit. A few months ago while searching the internet I found a very interesting new website with options that would help me with my problem, Threadedarmor.com. I spent some time reading about the incontinence products, benefits and services available, and decided it was worth a try so ordered some of the snap on diapers. When the shipment arrived I was a bit worried but after wearing one during the day and one at night I was amazed at how they fit, how they did not leak, and how easy they worked for me. After a few weeks of use I decided to try the pull on lounge diaper and have found they are great during the day and took a chance wearing one at night. No leaks and no problems for me! I am ecstatic over this new opportunity for some freedom and security. My urologist was also very impressed. I would recommend this product over many other incontinence products that I have used. Laundering is easy and they come out great. I will order more!

Yes, these are a little pricey, but when my lounge brief arrived, all I could say was WOW. This is more comfortable than any regular underwear I’ve ever worn. It is soft and snug and fits perfectly. I wear slim fit Levi jeans and the waist band does not stick up above the waist of the jeans so it’s also discreet. I was nervous about whether it would hold what the claimed capacity was without leaking so I drank a bunch of water at home and tested it, and I would guess it held more than advertised with no leaks in a standing position and walking around. Now that being said if you completely empty your bladder and fill the brief to capacity, if you go to sit down, you will likely have some leakage. This is going to depend on your level of incontinence if this will work for you or not, but also consider I tested this without any added inserts, so you can increase capacity and therefore the threshold of when it will start leaking.

Definitely the most comfy all-in-one cloth diaper I've worn. Very well made with great materials, and does what I need it to do :)

First time wearing cloth diapers/pull up's. But these are so soft and comfortable. They fit snug and don't move around. They do stick out a little about jeans but nothing that's very visible.