Perfect summer shorts to help stop chafing in the hot weather starting from £8
While spending time outside in the sun can be fun, it also means you may notice you are chafing. Chafing happens when skin becomes irritated and is caused by repetitive rubbing, often resulting in a red, sore rash. It's commonly experienced during exercise or in areas where skin rubs against skin or clothing, particularly in hot, sweaty conditions.
While it can be uncomfortable, there are certain items of clothing you can wear to help stop your inner thighs including these perfect length shorts to cover the areas where you may notice you chafe more.
From Next to M&S and Amazon, we've rounded up a range of some of the best anti-chafing shorts out there. Say goodbye to irritated thighs with these perfect picks...
M&S Collection 2 pack Anti-Chafe Shorts - £20
These clever shorts have added stretch with a touch of cotton to give them a flexible feel that lets you move freely and a wide waistband that stays put. The anti-chafe shorts are designed to eliminate chafing and static while shaping your silhouette. They are also made with Cool Comfort technology which helps to keep you cool all day long.
Amazon seamless Chub Rub Slip Shorts 3 pack - £12.99
These YADIFEN Anti Chafing Shorts Women Seamless Chub Rub Shorts Stretchy Slip Shorts are perfect under dresses to eliminate any thigh irritation in the hot weather. Currently on offer for £12.99, originally £19.99, you can purchase in a range of colours and range from a small to a 3XL. You also won't have to worry about pant lines thanks to the seamless material.
Thighsociety The Cooling shorts - £36
Thighsociety is dedicated in helping stop chafing, and these Cooling Shorts are your new lifesaver. You can happily chill out in their lightest slip shorts yet. Made with silky, hi-tech performance fabric that pulls heat and moisture away from your body, you can stay cool. The brand are hot on making sure customers know they aren't shapewear and boast their shorts won't compress you or suck you in like shapewear. Ultra thin, breathable fabric prevents thigh chafe without adding bulk under clothes.
Next Black Cycle Jersey Shorts - £8
A more affordable option, which you could also wear as part of a summery outfit. Next's cycling shorts are perfect for layering underneath skirts, dresses and shorts or styling alone. Available in four colours and a regular or petite fit, they are the perfect summer staple.
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