FAQ
Q1: What is Commando known for?
Commando is known for seamless and raw-cut underwear, shapewear, hosiery, and modern wardrobe essentials designed to create a smooth foundation beneath clothing.
Q2: What does raw-cut underwear mean?
Raw-cut underwear uses specially finished fabric edges without traditional bulky seams or elastic trim. This helps selected styles lie flatter against the body and reduce visible lines.
Q3: What types of Commando underwear are available?
The collection includes thongs, bikinis, boyshorts, girl shorts, hipsters, and high-rise underwear in several fabrics and rises.
Q4: Does Commando offer shapewear?
Yes. Shapewear options can include briefs, thongs, bodysuits, slips, half slips, shorts, camisoles, and other smoothing silhouettes.
Q5: Is Commando shapewear restrictive?
Different styles offer different levels of compression. The brand focuses on smoothing and support rather than simply maximizing compression, so shoppers can choose a level suited to their outfit and comfort preferences.
Q6: Does Commando sell tights and hosiery?
Yes. The hosiery collection includes sheer tights, opaque tights, control tights, fishnets, thigh-highs, and socks.
Q7: What are Commando control tights designed to do?
Control tights are designed to provide smoothing and support through the midsection while creating a clean foundation beneath dresses, skirts, and other outfits.
Q8: Does Commando offer clothing?
Yes. The collection includes tops, bodysuits, blazers, leggings, skirts, trousers, and other contemporary wardrobe pieces.
Q9: What makes Commando faux leather different?
The brand's faux leather fabric is designed to provide a leather-like appearance with four-way stretch, high recovery, and raw-cut construction. Selected styles are machine washable.
Q10: How should I choose the right Commando shapewear size?
Choose based on your actual measurements and the garment's size guide rather than intentionally sizing down for more compression. Commando notes that overly small shapewear can be uncomfortable and may not create the desired smooth effect.