Panties

AOBA's Panties collection covers everyday underwear in soft, breathable fabrics, split mainly between seamless basics and lace-detailed styles, sized S to XL. This sits alongside AOBA's swimwear and western wear as the brand's core intimates category, and the design brief here is the same as everywhere else in the catalogue: comfort and fit for Indian bodies rather than one-size-fits-all imported sizing.

Most pieces in this collection are low-rise thongs and briefs with an outer elasticated waistband and a double-layered gusset, a construction detail that shows up across nearly the whole range rather than being reserved for premium pieces. Fabric is predominantly nylon or a nylon-spandex blend, chosen for stretch recovery so the waistband and leg openings don't slacken after repeated washes: a common failure point in cheaper everyday underwear. Lace styles use the same base fabric with lace panelling or trim layered on, so they don't sacrifice comfort for the decorative detail.

Colour range spans practical everyday shades like nude and black through to statement colours like purple and turquoise, which means this collection works whether you're shopping for basics to wear under everything or something with a bit more visual interest. Pricing across the collection is generally accessible, with most pieces priced under Rs. 600, making it a lower-commitment entry point into AOBA if you haven't tried the brand's swimwear or western wear yet.

AOBA, featured on Shark Tank India under its earlier name Erotissch, extends its fit-focused design approach from swimwear into this intimates range: the same emphasis on waistband comfort and appropriate rise that defines the brand's bikini bottoms shows up here too. Every order ships with free prepaid shipping across India, Cash on Delivery is available, dispatch happens within 48 hours, and there's a 7-day return window if sizing needs adjusting.

Fit adjusts at the edges rather than being fixed: the outer elasticated waistband gives a bit of give for shoppers between sizes, though AOBA generally advises sizing up if in doubt, since a snug gusset is less comfortable long-term than a slightly looser waistband.