Our Lingerie Blog -- Underwear Matters

Wacoal's How Perfect Wire-Free T-Shirt Bra may not be new to our drawers, but it is remarkably different and its offered colours are now diversified. If pink or blue speaks to you, then take a look at what Wacoal has to say.

It's time for a little luxury, don't you agree? Rosa Faia provides this luxury in the Antonia. We love the Antonia by Rosa Faia so much, we decided to order it in two designs: both the full cup and the balconette.

Prime is a brand new Chantelle design which we're thrilled to premier today. Even if you can't get your hands on Chantelle's Prime while we're physically distancing, rest assured, you can look forward to this basic style in a stunning colour being available once we get back to normal.

Did you know green is the hot, new fashion colour? We're seeing all over the catwalks in clothing, shoes, accessories and more. This, of course, translates to lingerie too. And while the greens featured are often quite bold, Mey's take on this trend is softer and perfect for lingerie.

Nude and black are lingerie staples, but sometimes stepping out of the ordinary is called for. That's where this new Chantelle design lives -- out of the ordinary.

Simone Pérèle is a line with a long history. In fact, Simone Pérèle has been designing fine, French lingerie for more than 70 years. That is quite a saga. It makes sense, then, that they have used all their expertise to create their new Saga design. We are carrying it in a glorious ruby red.

Do you want to continue the New Year's Eve party into the new year? We think you should lean into that by taking a look at Felina Conurelle's new Sparkle design.

Few things last 100 years; however, PrimaDonna lingerie is an exception. In fact, PrimaDonna is an exceptional exception. That's why PrimaDonna is celebrating their 100th anniversary with statement, gold embroidery on their classic Deauville design.

Simone Pérèle says the Java design will give you vertigo. We think that while the world may not spin in this lingerie, you'll likely notice increased perk.

Okay, Shakespeare might never have suggested that women get new underthings, but we assert that's because he never saw PrimaDonna lingerie. If he had of seen some of these timeless designs, he wouldn't have been suggesting women get to nunneries, at least, not in unfashionable underwear.