Debbie Little

If you increase the overlap on the sides, then fewer sizes will be required, since the ties allow adjustment. Overlap will also reduce the chance for leakage for a side sleeper.

I am ready for bed in my Bed wetter Panties.

I think that PUL is a better material than plastic or vinyl. It should hold up much better.

Here are some photos of my new Stay Dry Panties. I had them made with PUL material, so they are waterproof. The ties on the side provide a snug fit, so they are a good bed wetter panty. They are

Bob, I have already had a pair made. I'll try to post a picture.

I had a pair of panties like the StayDry panties made. They look like them, but have no insert. I planned to use a disposable pad/insert. I purchased some Good Night Tru-Fit inserts. They almost work, but have no glue

That is great information. I think that I can get a pair made from this description, but I won't be sure of the exact material without having a sample pair. Funny that there were no Google links to this page. Thanks

Like these.

As a child, I wore Staydry panties to bed. These are no longer available, but I am interested in recreating them for my own use. Does anyone have a vintage pair of these? I would like to find a good description and/or a photo. I am also willing to buy a pair in any size or condition for reference.

I realize that this is an old post, but I am interested in recreating StayDry panties. I would like to find out if you still have a pair of these, or at least tell me how they are made. What is the fabric, inside & outside? Are they waterproof? Where is the barrier? Can you send a picture? Thanks, little debbie