C-shape & panty vibrators

Our Range of C-Shape and Panty Vibrators

Everything on this page is designed to be worn, so the choice comes down to how much of it sits inside and who's holding the controls.

Wearable C-shape vibrators

A soft flexible toy that folds into a C, with one arm sitting inside and the other resting against the clitoris. The shape is what holds it in place, so there's no strap and nothing to grip. It suits you if you want internal and external stimulation at the same time, and it's the shape couples tend to pick because it can stay in during sex. Look for a body-safe material and a bend that keeps its position once you've adjusted it.

Panty and underwear styles

A small external vibrator that clips onto your underwear or slides into a pocket in it, holding against the clitoris while you wear it. Most come with a remote so you can change the speed without reaching down. Good if you want external stimulation while your hands are busy, or if you want to pass the remote to someone else. Fit matters here, since underwear that holds it snugly is what keeps the contact steady.

App-controlled wearables

Both shapes turn up with app control, where your phone becomes the remote and the reach stretches as far as the signal holds. One of you can wear it while the other picks the setting from the next room or another city. Install the official app from the brand, keep your phone locked and share control only with someone you trust.Browse app-based toysfor every shape that connects.

• Style: C-shape. Where it's felt: Internal and external together. What holds it in place: Its own curve. Usual setting: On your own or during sex.
• Style: Panty style. Where it's felt: External only. What holds it in place: Your underwear. Usual setting: On your own or out of the house.

If you're weighing this up against the shapes you hold,clitoral vibratorscovers the external range, andcouples toyscovers shapes made for two people at once. The fullvibratorscollection shows where wearables sit alongside everything else.

Wearable Vibrator FAQs

The questions that come up most before a first wearable.

What happens when you use a vibrator daily?

Nothing dramatic, as long as you're comfortable and you keep it clean.

There's no health claim attached to how often you use one. What daily use tends to do is teach you what you actually like, which speed you settle on and how much pressure feels right. If sensation starts to feel flat, change the setting, ease off the pressure or leave it a day. Use a water-based lubricant with silicone, and wash and dry the toy after every use. Stop if anything feels sore or numb. This isn't medical advice, so see a doctor if soreness or numbness carries on.

Does a vibrator actually give pleasure?

Yes, and for a lot of women it's the easiest kind of stimulation to get right.

A motor keeps a steady rhythm going for as long as you want it, and you can move the intensity up or down as you go. How good it feels comes down to placement, pressure, speed and lubricant. With a wearable the placement is set by the fit, so if it feels like nothing much is happening, adjust the position before you turn anything up. Preferences vary a lot, and plenty of women take a few goes to land on the setting that works. If getting there is the bigger question, readDon't orgasm during sex or alone? You're not alone.

What is a wearable vibrator?

A vibrator designed to stay in place by itself while you wear it.

Two designs do that. A C-shape uses its own curve to hold one end inside and the other against the clitoris. A panty style is held by your underwear and stays external. Control comes from buttons on the toy, a remote or an app, so you can wear it at home or under clothes with the speeds in someone else's hands. Choose a body-safe material and check the shape suits your body, since fit is what keeps it steady. Wash it before first use and after every use, then dry it fully.Body-safe materials explainedcovers what to look for on the label.