the.com/undergarment
The unsung first responder of dignity, stationed exactly where nobody applauds.
means A piece of clothing worn beneath your visible outfit, against the skin.
from Plain English assembly: under plus garment, the latter from Old French garnir, to equip or furnish — you are furnishing yourself, foundationally.
Marketing dodgeVictorian catalogs called them unmentionables to avoid saying it.
Ancient rootsRomans wore the subligaculum, a linen loincloth, under togas.
Word inflationFoundation garment is corporate-speak for the same thing.