This is a list of notable lingerie brands and their country of manufacture. It catalogues brands known primarily for their lingerie or underwear, not fashion or clothing in general.
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Ladies&#; undergarments generally include bras and panties. The underwear-made fabrics are mainly classified as natural and man-made.
Natural fabrics cover plant fiber and protein fiber (very close to our human body). The aforementioned pure cotton, modal, and bamboo fiber belong to plant fiber. Of course, the above-mentioned mainstream underwear materials are also applied by factories to make and produce bras and panties.
Besides, silk is also widely used. It&#;s a typical kind of protein fiber. Silk is extremely soft and silky, breathable, and good at sweat absorption and dyeing. It&#;s characterized by being durable, warm in winter, and cool in summer. The only disadvantage is the care required of gentle hand-wash or dry-clean. Hence, its price is not low.
Man-made fabrics typically include nylon, polyester, spandex, polyurethane, lycra, lace. They&#;re easy to wash, quick-drying, wrinkle-free, affordable. Nylon, also called Tactel, is a high-quality nylon fiber. It&#;s transparent and hence easy to help achieve the sex effect. Nylon mesh is used to manufacture sexy lingerie. The higher the nylon content is, the more expensive the fabric would be. Although the craft to produce the mesh style is simple, yet factories require a higher MOQ for this style.
Notably, wool is warm and ever more popular as a material for undergarments. Though wool underwear is expensive, it&#;s still favored by modern people. However, here I want to tell you the skin damage of wool undergarments is the same as that of polyester fiber.
For more detailed information on the fabrics of bras and different parts (cup, bridge, band, straps, slide, ring, hook & eye closure), you can go to Knowledge Hub About Bra (Suppliers Selecting, Cup Types, Fabrics).
This is a list of notable lingerie brands and their country of manufacture. It catalogues brands known primarily for their lingerie or underwear, not fashion or clothing in general.
See also
[
edit
]
References
[
edit
]
Ladies&#; undergarments generally include bras and panties. The underwear-made fabrics are mainly classified as natural and man-made.
Natural fabrics cover plant fiber and protein fiber (very close to our human body). The aforementioned pure cotton, modal, and bamboo fiber belong to plant fiber. Of course, the above-mentioned mainstream underwear materials are also applied by factories to make and produce bras and panties.
Besides, silk is also widely used. It&#;s a typical kind of protein fiber. Silk is extremely soft and silky, breathable, and good at sweat absorption and dyeing. It&#;s characterized by being durable, warm in winter, and cool in summer. The only disadvantage is the care required of gentle hand-wash or dry-clean. Hence, its price is not low.
Man-made fabrics typically include nylon, polyester, spandex, polyurethane, lycra, lace. They&#;re easy to wash, quick-drying, wrinkle-free, affordable. Nylon, also called Tactel, is a high-quality nylon fiber. It&#;s transparent and hence easy to help achieve the sex effect. Nylon mesh is used to manufacture sexy lingerie. The higher the nylon content is, the more expensive the fabric would be. Although the craft to produce the mesh style is simple, yet factories require a higher MOQ for this style.
Notably, wool is warm and ever more popular as a material for undergarments. Though wool underwear is expensive, it&#;s still favored by modern people. However, here I want to tell you the skin damage of wool undergarments is the same as that of polyester fiber.
For more detailed information on the fabrics of bras and different parts (cup, bridge, band, straps, slide, ring, hook & eye closure), you can go to Knowledge Hub About Bra (Suppliers Selecting, Cup Types, Fabrics).