Selling underwear when most of the packaging has pictures of semi-naked women on it
Question

                I have a shop for women’s clothing. On the packages of the under cloth there are semi naked pictures of women. If I remove these covers, the buyers may think that it is old goods. What should I do? 
 
If I make the faces black this will not benefit, as the rest of the body is uncovered! My shop is for Islamic wear. There is a section for under wears which is good for is a religious sister comes she will find all she needs. I mean women who wear niqab in particular, so that they do not have to go to a mixed place to buy such things. There is a good religious sister working for me, she is in charge of this section, I do not sell anything there as I am, Alhamdulillah, religious man.
Praise be to Allah.The pictures that are found 
    on the packaging, cartons and boxes for these clothes are things that are 
    not sought in and of themselves, rather they are connected to the 
    permissible goods, so there is nothing wrong with leaving them alone, but if 
    it is possible to remove them or erase them without any damage, that is 
    preferable. 
Shaykh Ibn ‘Uthaymeen (may 
    Allaah have mercy on him) was asked: What is the ruling on pictures that are 
    found on packaging and in magazines and newspapers?  
He replied: 
With regard to pictures 
    that are found on packaging and in magazines and newspapers, whatever it is 
    possible to avoid should be left alone; whatever cannot be avoided, if the 
    picture is not what is sought, then it seems that the prohibition is lifted, 
    based on the shar’i principle, “and [Allaah] has not laid upon you in 
    religion any hardship” [al-Hajj 22:78]. And hardship dictates leniency. 
    But keeping away from it is better. End quote from Majmoo’ Fataawa 
    al-Shaykh Ibn ‘Uthaymeen (2/260). 
And he (may Allaah have 
    mercy on him) said: The fourth category: Keeping pictures that one has no 
    desire for, but they come along with something else, like those which are 
    found in magazines and newspapers that the person does not buy for the sake 
    of the pictures, rather he wants what is in those magazines and newspapers, 
    such as news, scientific research and so on. It seems that there is nothing 
    wrong with this, because the images in them are not what is sought. But if 
    it is possible to erase them without any hardship or difficulty, that is 
    better. End quote from Sharh Kitaab al-Tawheed, Baab Ma Ja’a 
    fi’l-Musawwireen. 
What we advise you to do is 
    several things: 

    1.Some of these images a printed 
    on a piece of paper that is separate from the box; if it is possible to 
    remove this, even if it means re-wrapping the clothes, then that is better.

    2.If the pictures are small, and 
    they can all be erased without harming the product, then do that.

    3.If it is not possible to do all 
    of that, then you can use stickers on the outside to cover the pictures, or 
    the most provocative parts of them, so that the purchaser will know that it 
    has been covered deliberately – because it is offensive – and that there is 
    nothing wrong with the item, and the one who does not buy it will not see 
    the picture or he will miss seeing the picture if he wants to. 
    
And Allaah knows best.