BRAS STYLES
PANTY STYLES
FABRIC STYLES
3-WAY
Wear it halter, criss cross or regular this is a fully adjustable bra, the straps can be worn three different ways for today’s latest fashions. Great for criss cross and halter tops or dresses.
5-WAY
La Senza 5-Way Strapless Bra is ideal as it can convert to 5 different styles including: halter top, racer back, criss-cross, regular and strapless. Offers great support.
SEAMFREE
Supports the bust. Generally light, smooth and seamless. Very comfortable (good everyday bra). Seamfree cups make the bra discreet under a tight fitting shirt.
FRONT CLOSURE
For the women on the go the front closure is the perfect everyday T-shirt bra. It provides a nice definition and plunge, a sexy neckline and most important - support and comfort.
RACER BACK
Whatever the case may be, working out, lounging around, running errands, this is the bra for you. It's cute, flexible and fashionable. Everything a girl needs.
PUSH-UP
Pushes breasts up and together. Repositions the bust for added size, a look achieved through removable inserts such as liquid and air bags or other cookies. Ideal for low and plunging necklines. Maximizes cleavage.
THONG
The most comfortable open-back panty. Features more side and back coverage than a G-string. Ideal for those seeking a smooth seamless silhouette beneath clothing.
BRAZILIAN TANGA
The beautiful Brazilian lace thong hugs your curves for the ultimate look and feel.
BRAZILIAN
The ultimate in sexy coverage. Made of stretch lace, brazilians have no elastic bindings at the waist or legs. Full coverage on side and back with a low rise fit. Perfect to wear with hi-hugger jeans.
BOYTHONG
For those latest low-rise fashions, the boy thong-part boyleg and part thong- offers great comfort combined with a fabulous fit.
G-STRING
Minimize coverage and eliminate panty lines with a sexy G-string. Similar to a thong with virtually no back coverage it consists of a small front panel held to the body entirely with strings. Sometimes called a T-string due to the shape of the strings at the back.
BOYLEG
Reminiscent of hot pants, boyleg briefs have full back and side coverage and legs that come to the top of the thigh. Low-waisted boylegs offer comfort while accomodating low-rise jeans or skirts.
BIKINI
A little more revealing than the average brief, a bikini has a higher cut legs and medium back coverage with a waistline that falls below the navel and rest on the hips. Known for it's youthful look and styling.
FABRIC STYLES
COTTON
A natural fiber that comes from the cotton plant. Cotton allows the skin to breathe and it wears and washes well.
EYELET
A type of fabric with patterned cut-out designs, around which stitching or embroidery is applied to prevent the fabric from raveling.
LINING
The name given to material sewn into the inside of a garment to make it more opaque or more comfortable against the skin. Frequently lining is used in a bra to add structure or provide a pretty background to sheer and/or lacy fabrics.
MARL
A term applied to a yarn or a fabric that is made up of more than one fiber. In blended yarns, two or more different types of staple fibers are twisted or spun together to form the yarn. Polyester/cotton is an example of a typical blended yarn or fabric.
OPAQUE
When used in the lingerie industry, opaque means the body cannot be seen through the garment.
PIQUE
A medium-weight fabric, either knit or woven, with raised dobby designs including cords, wales, waffles, or patterns. Woven versions have cords running lengthwise, or in the warp direction. Knitted versions are double-knit fabric constructions, created on multi-feed circular knitting machines.
POLYAMIDE
The basic fiber-forming substance for nylon. It is also the European term for nylon.
SHIRRING
A decorative effect created by material being gathered into lines.
EMBROIDERY
An embellishment of a fabric or garment in which coloured threads are sewn onto the fabric to create a design. Embroidery may be done either by hand or machine.
JACQUARD
Any fabric that has a pattern woven into the fabric rather than printed on it. The name comes from Joseph Marie Jacquard who designed a loom attachment capable of weaving patterns into fabric. This attachment provides versatility in designs and permits individual control of each of the warp yarns. Thus, fabrics of almost any type or complexity can be made. Brocade and damask are types of jacquard woven fabrics.
LYCRA
A trademark of the spandex fiber owned and produced by DuPont. It is lightweight and soft, but stronger and more durable than rubber. It is often blended with other fabrics to produce a lightweight freedom of movement in foundation garments.
MICROFIBER
The name given to both ultra-fine manufactured fibers and to the technology of developing these fibers. The fabrics made from these extra-fine fibers provide a superior texture, a gentle drape, and incredible softness. It is a man-made fiber that looks and feels good on the skin as it forms to the body’s shape.
PANNE
A velvet-like fabric that has been flattened to achieve a desired design or look.
POLYESTER
This is both the name of a fabric and a fiber. A manufactured fiber introduced in the early 1950’s, it is second only to cotton in worldwide use. Its ability to stretch and resist wrinkling makes it a popular fabric for lingerie. Polyester has high strength (although somewhat lower than nylon), excellent resiliency, and high abrasion resistance. Low absorbency allows the fabric to dry quickly.
SCALLOP
A decorative border on fabric or lace made up of a series or half circles.
SPANDEX
With the same attributes as Lycra but not registered, spandex is often blended with other fabrics to give stretch and softness to a garment.