This calculator helps you assess the potential for a garment to become see-through. You'll input details about the fabric (type, color, and thickness) and the lighting conditions (e.g., normal indoor light, bright sunlight, camera flash). The calculator then analyzes these factors to generate a 'See-Through Risk' score, helping you anticipate and prevent potential wardrobe malfunctions.

A sudden, unexpected see-through moment can be embarrassing and undermine your confidence. This calculator empowers you to proactively assess your clothing choices. It's particularly useful when choosing outfits for important events, photoshoots, or simply for everyday peace of mind. By understanding how fabrics behave in different lighting, you can dress with confidence, knowing you're fully covered.

The 'See-Through Risk' score gives you a percentage-based likelihood of the fabric becoming transparent. A low score means you're safe, while a high score suggests a significant risk. If the risk is high, you might consider adding a lining, wearing a slip or camisole, or choosing different undergarments. This tool helps you make smart layering decisions to ensure your look is always polished and appropriate.

• When in doubt, perform a 'flash test' with your phone's camera before you go out.
• A skin-toned, seamless thong is one of the most versatile undergarments for minimizing both lines and visibility.
• Layering with a camisole, slip, or bandeau can provide extra security under potentially sheer tops.
• Pay attention to the fabric's weave. A tighter weave is generally more opaque.
• Remember that your own skin tone can affect sheerness. Lingerie that matches your skin tone will be the least visible under sheer clothes.