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List of Bra Sizes
A Comprehensive List of Bra Sizes
Bra sizing — is it really as easy as learning your ABCs and 123s? Well, maybe not quite child’s play, but we
can certainly help demystify this somewhat complicated system, which tends to vary from style to style and
even brand to brand, especially when it comes to European manufacturers.
In the simplest terms, the U.S. uses letters A through F and so on, to represent cup size with incremental
increases in volume the further up you go. Multiple lettering, such as AA and DDD, is part of the nuanced
system too, which we’ll get into later. A bra’s numerical value indicates its band size, a calculation in inches
based on the measurement around a woman’s torso just under her breasts. These numbers typically start at 30
and increase by twos: 32, 34, 36… you get the idea.
So how do you navigate this alphanumeric roadmap? Let’s start with an overview of the most common sizing
available from a wide variety of retailers.
The band measurement and cup volume are the two key components, both crucial to determining your best-
fitting bra. Together, these should guide you to a size that provides optimal support and comfort, while
ensuring a great fit without any spillage or gapes.
Determining a woman’s ideal bra size requires a combination of three separate measurements — the bust, the
under-bust and the cup. All that’s needed to do this at home is a ribbon tape measure and a lightly lined bra,
which will hold the breasts in their most natural, non-lifted position.
Under-Bust Measurement
Start by wrapping the tape measure around the torso just beneath the breasts. The tape should rest flat against
the body, running parallel to the bottom edge of your bra band. If the measurement falls between whole
numbers, round up. Add four inches to the number if it happens to be even; add five if it turns out odd. This is
your band size. For example, with an under-bust number of 30, the expected band size will be a 34, whereas a
31-inch measurement would give you a band size of 36.
Getting an accurate number will help ensure your bra fits snugly to support breasts, however, it won’t be so tight
that it’ll cut into skin or inhibit your ability to easily move and breathe. Because underbands naturally stretch out
over time, remember to hook your bra closed on the loosest setting and only increase the tension with repeated
wear.
Bust Measurement
The next measurement you’ll need will be the fullest part of the bust. To determine this, simply wrap the tape
measure around breasts where they protrude most, making sure to keep the ribbon flat and parallel to your bra’s
underband. The difference in inches between the breast and under-bust will be what determines your cup size.
Knowing this, you’ll have an accurate sense of the volume needed to avoid overflow or gaping, which happens
when you’re wearing a cup that’s too small or too large for your chest.
Cup Size
So, how do you know what cup size you are? Every letter grade is equivalent to the difference of one inch
between the breast and under-bust calculations, starting with an A. That means a two-inch difference will result
in a B cup, a three-inch difference is a C, and so on up through the alphabet. You might think that multi-letter
sizes such as DD represent that cup volume, doubled — a common misconception, but these sizes are actually
just midpoints between letter grades. As an example, a DD is a cup that falls halfway between a D and an F,
reflecting a five-inch difference between a woman’s breast and under-bust measurements.
Once you have your numbers tallied, you can apply this sizing know-how to any style bra, keeping in mind that
oftentimes, slight variations will occur from one manufacturer to another. Trying on a few bras within your size
range to determine which fits your body shape best is always recommended, as is exploring the concept of sister
sizing.
Standard Sizing
For some types of undergarments, like unstructured bras, tanks and bodysuits, manufacturers may choose to go
the grouped sizing route, similar to the standards used in clothing. These include: small, medium and large, with
XS and XL bookending each side of the range, as well as plus sizes of 1X, 2X and so on. The groupings are
based on the band’s width rather than cup’s volume, meaning that letter grades are less relevant in this type of
sizing.
With standard sizing, you can expect a 32C and a 32D to be bracketed together as a Small, a 34C and a 34D to
both be Medium, a 36C and 36D to equate a Large, and so on, up through the fit range.
Knowing how your body’s proportions relate to sizing conventions will help take some of the guesswork out of
finding your ideal bra. Keep in mind that fluctuations will naturally occur over a woman’s lifetime, such as
volume loss due to age, hormonal shifts as a result of pregnancy and nursing as well as weight changes from
switch-ups to your diet and exercise routines. What that means is that it is important to retake your
measurements each time you shop for new bras, since figuring out your size is an always-evolving process.
Types of Underwear
Our butts come in just as many shapes and sizes as breasts do, but they’re definitely not as complicated. A lot
goes into determining the types of bras we wear, but not as much goes into choosing our underwear. It’s really
more about your own style preferences and what feels comfortable to you.
Underwear styles and designs are based on function for different types of clothing, so the right (or wrong one)
can make or break an outfit. There’s a reason why the saying “Don’t get your panties in a bunch!” exists; ill-
fitting underwear can seriously kill your mood.
Innovation in types of underwear have come a long way – and there’s still quite a ways to go – but now that
there’s so many options to choose from, it’s hard to know which type is best for what. That’s where we come in.
We’ll go over different types of underwear and which ones are best for what you’re looking for.
Cheekiness Scale
Before we get into the different types of underwear, let’s talk about cheek coverage. Women’s underwear styles
differ mostly by how much cheek they show, from full coverage to none at all. As we list the different types of
underwear, we’ll also note their level of “cheekiness.”
1. Thong
Thongs are made for super minimal coverage (to avoid visible panty lines) with a T-shape string in the back.
Like the bikini, it sits three inches below the waist, with the sides usually hitting right at or above the hip bone.
They come in a variety of fabrics, from cotton to lace, so that you can wear them every day and on special
occasions.
2. Hipster
Like the name suggests, the waistband on hipster (or hip hugger) underwear sits on the hips, a couple of inches
below the waist, and have low-cut leg holes. They come in a range of fabrics for comfort and style including
lace, mesh, cotton, and microfiber.
Wear hipsters with:

Low-rise jeans and pants.
Cheeky-ness level:
¾ cheek.
3. Bikini
Bikinis are a type of underwear similar to the brief but without as much coverage. The waistband sits three
inches below the waist and has high-cut leg holes. They also come in string bikini form, in which the leg holes
are constructed with a thin string of fabric. They can come in the same comfy fabrics as briefs (cotton,
microfiber, and nylon), but also the more delicate ones like lace and argyle mesh.
Wear bikinis with:
Bikini underwear types are super versatile. You can wear them with anything from your favorite pair of jeans to
a mini skirt.
Cheeky-ness level:
Hint of cheek.
4. Boyshort
Boyshorts are modeled after men’s briefs, hence the name. They take on a more rectangular shape than most
panties and are similar to the hipster, the key difference being that they have a lower-cut leg. Some legs go
down as low as the thigh. Comfort is key with boyshorts, so fabrics tend to be cotton, microfiber, and nylon.
Wear boyshorts with:

Medium to high-rise pants. With all the coverage they provide, you’ll want to reserve these for casual day.
They’re a good choice for lounging around the house with your True Body Bra.
Cheeky-ness level:
No cheek.
5. G-String
G-string types of underwear have the least amount of coverage, i.e. none, only covering your vajay (barely).
Like a thong, it forms the same T-shape, but with a much skinnier string in the back. G-strings tend to be made
with more delicate fabrics, including lace and satin.
Wear g-strings with:
If you’re going for a no-underwear underwear look, a g-string is what you want. Great for form-fitting /
bodycon skirts and dresses; tights and leggings. Basically any time you want to avoid visible panty lines.
Probably not the most comfortable when wearing jeans and denim, but that’s your choice!
Cheeky-ness level:
Bare cheek.
6. Brief
Briefs are a type of women’s underwear that provide lots of front and back coverage. In a nutshell, they’re
designed to be comfortable. They can come in a variety of rises from low to high. Because they’re more about
comfort, the most common fabrics used for briefs are cotton, microfiber, and nylon.
Wear briefs with:
Low to high-rise pants.
Cheeky-ness level:
Hint of cheek.
7. Tanga Brief
Tanga types of underwear provide moderate to minimal coverage, with back coverage that is more than a thong
but narrower than a bikini. They’re a good option if you want something between a bikini and a thong.
Wear tanga briefs with:
Form-fitting / bodycon skirts and dresses; tights and leggings.
Cheeky-ness level:
Bare cheek.
8. High-Cut / French-Cut
High-cut / french-cut types of underwear have the same high waist as the classic brief but feature high-cut leg
holes that rise just above the widest part of the thigh. They’re a sort of bikini-brief hybrid. You can find them in
fabrics from mesh to microfiber.
Wear high-cut underwear with:
Low-rise jeans and pants.
Cheeky-ness level:
Hint of cheek.
9. Control Brief
Control briefs are like regular briefs, but with the added function of shapewear. This women’s underwear style
creates a smooth silhouette around your abdomen. They sit high on the waist, just under the belly button with
some styles going as high as under the breasts.
Wear control briefs with:
Form-fitting / bodycon skirts and dresses; tights and leggings.
Cheeky-ness level:
Hint of cheek.
10. Seamless, Cotton & Lace

Seamless, cotton, and lace fabrics are the most common (and most-loved) fabrics for underwear. Our True
Body Underwear is an example of seamless underwear that provides smoother-than-smooth coverage.
Women’s underwear types with cotton give our butts that pillow-soft comfort we love, perfect for days when
you just wanna throw on your favorite joggers and tee.
Lace types of underwear are a favorite because they’re an elegant everyday option, but still sexy enough for a
night out.
11 Types of Panties & Underwear Essentials for Every Woman’s Wardrobe
Panties are one of the most intimate parts of our wardrobes. They have the power to make us feel special,
comfortable, sexy, flirty, fun, a little wild (or a lot), colorful and then some. Your choice of underwear can also
make or break your outfit and your day, depending on whether you’re wearing the right panties for the occasion.
But how do you choose the best underwear to wear? What are the advantages of a bikini over a boyshort, and
the differences between a G-string, a thong and a tanga? With our ultimate guide to women’s underwear for
every style and body type, you’ll feel your most beautiful and confident in every last thing you wear.
Featured: Hanky Panky Signature Lace Original Rise Thong
Thongs
Thongs and their cousins, the slightly wider-backed tangas, offer even more than the big advantage of no panty
lines. The next-to-nothing coverage of thong-style underwear is already sexy, even when sporty. You can take
that sexiness as far as you want: Thongs and tangas come in everything from cottony comfort to set-to-stun
lingerie, tummy control to low-rise and everything in between. Thongs and tangas are much more comfortable
now than when they first came on the scene. Made from lightweight, high-tech fabrics, you’ll barely know your
barely-there thongs and tangas are on. They love all body types, too. The main point of thongs and tangas is
how well they vanish due to their nonexistent rear coverage. Thongs and tangas come in a wide range of styles:
You can have smooth, seamless looks for day and, for night, a pearl thong or culotte, a sweetly sexy crotchless
tanga, a bow wrap or lace-up. Thongs and tangas are perfect for staying hidden under your most body-conscious
clothes, as well as for when you want to show off some seriously sexy lingerie. They’re small wonders that do
big things.
Wear thongs with: dresses, skirts, jeans and pants—anything, basically, where panty lines would be apparent
and unwelcome.
Featured: Calvin Klein Modern Cotton Bikini
Bikini Panties
Bikini underwear is among the most versatile styles you can own, because it can work as both comfy underwear
and lovely lingerie at the same time. Bikinis offer moderate coverage between a full-coverage granny panty and
a thong or tanga; the bikini leg opening tends to hit mid-butt cheek. At the waist, placement can be below, on or
just over the hip. When it comes to comfort, they’re in the “ahhhh” category. You can also find bikini styles in
the lingerie world, like those made of sheer fabric, sporting a strappy cage back and more. Bikini panties are a
great go-to for coverage and comfort. If the bikini is your cut, you’ll find a wide variety of styles to suit your
every mood.
Wear bikini panties with: flowing or loose skirts and roomy or boyfriend-fit jeans or pants. Bikinis work fine
with pants in thicker fabrics like corduroy, too.
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Hipsters
Hipsters don’t just sit on your hips; they love your hips. This wide-banded hybrid of a brief and a bikini wants to
celebrate your figure. Low-profile, fuss-free underwear, hipsters don’t ride up, fall down or move out of place.
They can even be your favorites when it comes to sexy lingerie styles. Because the band embraces your hips,
hipster underwear for women occupy the sweet spot of snug and comfy. They offer almost complete coverage in
the back. Hipsters work for all body types, accentuating the curves of slender silhouettes and taking hourglass
figures straight into the goddess zone. For fun, look for special details like lace trim, sheer fabric, seamless
design, peek-a-boo keyholes and vibrant colors and patterns to mix up your hipster underwear wardrobe.
Whether you wear them for yourself or to show off, hipsters make the most of your shape, and they do it in a
comfortable, easygoing way.
Wear hipsters with: mid-rise jeans and pants, because they’ll meet the waistband without peeking over the top.
Featured: Cosabella Soire G-String
G-Strings
G-string style underwear was originally designed to be discreet, offering minimal coverage and no panty lines.
They’re still top performers when you want to look like you’re not wearing underwear but don’t actually want to
go without, or you need some very sexy lingerie. The difference between G-strings, thongs and tangas is that G-
strings have the least coverage in the back—just the thinnest strip of fabric between the cheeks, versus the band
that makes up the back of a thong and the slightly wider tanga. Some women say G-string underwear is the
ultimate for a “barely there” feel, while others like G-strings for their sexy effect. If you’re looking for
something a little flashy, you’ll find lots of fantasy-fulfilling G-string panties with special features like
crotchless fronts, pearl strands and almost any other G-thing you can dream of. G-strings are more than just an
insurance policy against panty lines; they’re a way to bring a little levity into your lingerie. They’re pretty…and
pretty daring!
Wear G-strings with: booty-hugging jeans, leggings, skirts and dresses. The total absence of back coverage you
get from G-string style panties means you won’t detect them at all under your outfit.
Featured: Maidenform Microfiber Boy Short
Boy Shorts
Boy shorts are the women’s underwear equivalent of super-comfy men’s boxer briefs…but a whole lot cuter.
Boy shorts come in a variety of hip heights. These shorts-style women’s panties offer more coverage in the back
than a hipster or brief because they extend down the legs a bit. Boy shorts are one of the comfiest kinds of
women’s underwear, but there are also lots of styles that are meant for the bedroom, with ribbon backs, sheer
lace, a high rise and more. Who knew that a women’s panty style based on men’s underwear could be so
outrageously feminine?
Wear boy shorts with: roomy jeans or pants in thicker fabrics during the day. By night or on a lazy Sunday is
when boy shorts really shine, doubling as sleepwear and loungewear.
Featured: Warner's No Pinching. No Problem. Seamless Brief
Briefs
No need to borrow from the boys. Brief-style underwear for women has the comfort engineering of men’s
briefs, but they’re designed for women’s bodies, with decidedly feminine style. On the whole, briefs are all
about a snug, cozy fit. Briefs for women come in a range of rises, from hip to mid-waist, so they sit higher up on
your torso than bikini underwear. They offer pretty complete coverage in the back. The rear coverage usually
does away with visible panty lines, though under thinner fabrics, a thong or tanga will probably be your better
bet. Some briefs come with added control for a smooth tummy, and briefs work with all body types for an easy-
wearing fit and feel.
Wear briefs with: the high-waisted pants and jeans trending now because they complement the waistband; you
feel soft fabric on your tummy instead of a cold metal zipper or, worse, chafing.
Featured: Wacoal B-Smooth Full Brief
Seamless Panties
Most fashion rules were meant to be broken, but one preference is universal: Panty lines need never happen. Not
when there are smooth, seamless panties to ensure that your best outfits have a flawless finish. Seamless styles
don’t sacrifice comfort while eliminating panty lines. They come in both hipster styles, offering more rear
coverage, and bikini styles, offering mid-cheek coverage. Because of their flat-seam design, there’s never any
bunching, riding up or shifting, and definitely no seams showing. Seamless women’s panties have a super-thin,
flat laser-cut hem at the legs and waistband or are finished with a special woven fabric that won’t betray you
with lines or bumps. Some seamless women’s underwear also extend down the leg, becoming seamless shorts
for added hip and leg smoothness. Whatever level of coverage you want, seamless panty styles mean smooth
sailing.
Wear seamless panties with: your silkiest dress, closest-fitting skirt or lightest pants while enjoying the comfort
and coverage of bikini or hipster style panties (as opposed to a thong).
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Shaping Panties
You’re a total goddess—you already know that. Shapewear helps you put your goddess figure into the silhouette
that makes you feel your most confident, with clever designs and woven panels that hug and embrace rather than
constrict. Thank you, modern lingerie technology, for letting us leave tight, pinchy girdles in the past. Today’s
shaping panties let our figures be what we want, and let us do fun things like enjoy cake and breathe. Your
comfort is maximized by finding the right shapewear for your outfit; our Bra Fit Experts are here to help with
that. Seamless stretch microfiber, targeted panels, strategically placed control zones and other tricky engineering
offer smooth lines and sinuous curves right where you want them. We stock a variety of coverage options, from
thong-style shapers to shorts. The bottoms in our collection of shapewear and shaping panties were chosen
because they work the best and are the most beautiful. When you’re ready to find the perfect shaping underwear,
in whatever type of coverage and control you want, you know where to look.
Wear shaping panties with: something that fits you like a second skin. Shaping panties create the smoothest
possible silhouette so you can shine.
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Crotchless Panties
Crotchless panties are pure fun and fantasy. At first glance, they may look like regular underwear, whether
that’s a sweetly innocent bikini, a lacy hipster or something a little more daring with flirty straps. Their sexy
surprise, and what sets them apart from other types of women’s underwear, is a strategic opening that puts the
"oh!" in oh la la. These little numbers come in a variety of styles, sweet to sassy, so choose from the types you
like best, or go wild with something entirely new to you. Crotchless panties are fabulous, flirtatious and utterly
unself-conscious. No lingerie wardrobe is complete without at least one pair that’s ready to come out and play.
Wear crotchless panties with: a sexy bra or nothing at all. Because they come in so many styles, you can rock
crotchless pantiesunder jeans, dresses or anything you want for a big reveal at the end of the day.
Featured: Under Armour Pure Stretch Hipster 3-Pack
Activewear Panties
Athletic panties are potentially more important than the workout gear you wear over them. Whether you want to
wear your clingiest yoga pants or your baggiest running shorts, athletic panties are designed to let you focus on
your A-game. What’s on your wish list for athletic underwear? That it keeps you comfortable, dry and moves
with you without bunching, falling, wedging or other underwear fails. Our collection of athletic panties was
designed to win in all of those categories: Anti-microbial, sweat-wicking fabric takes moisture away from your
skin to keep you dry and going strong. The high-performance athletic designs move with you, and they’re as
strong as they are soft. Nobody wants to work out in ugly undies, either. That’s why athletic panties look cool
while playing hard. You choose the type of rear coverage and rise that works with your favorite kind of workout
and activewear. However you enjoy staying fit, our experts can help you find the right kind of athletic panties
that will make you feel like an MVP.
Wear activewear panties with: yoga pants, running shorts or whatever athletic attire you like.
Featured: OnGossamer Gossamer Mesh Hip Bikini
Sheer Panties
Sheer women’s panties hint at sexiness in the most alluring way. They come in a variety of styles, so
you get to choose exactly the kind of look you want while enjoying their whisper-thin feel. Many sheer
types of panties are cut like a traditional bikini, hipster, thong or other familiar panty style, so you can
get as many different options as the night is long. And because they’re made of fabrics designed to be
diaphanous, they’re breezy against the skin. Sheer and nearly see-through panties are made in a
major range of fabrics, from super-feminine lacy styles to fine mesh. Some sheer panties have
strategic cutouts that take them from suggestion-of-sexiness to all-out bold. They run the gamut from
functional to fun—you get to decide how much you want to show off. Sheer panties are best known for
their beauty…and their playfulness. When you want to go sort of bare but still want something there,
sheer panties are the most appealing answer.
Bra types based on Construction:
 Padded
 Non-padded
 Wired
 Non-wired
Bra types based on Coverage:
 Full coverage
 Demi coverage
 Extra full coverage
Bra types based on Neckline:
 Sweetheart neckline
 Plunge
 Balconette
 Round
Bra types based on Functionality:
 T-shirt Bra
 Push-up Bra
 Strapless/multiway Bra
 Sports Bra
 Minimiser
 Bralette
 Front closure Bra
 Nursing
 Bandeau/Tube bra
 Full figure
 Plus size
 Stick on
 Beginners/teens
 Seamless
 Sleep Bra/lounge bra
 Backless bra
Bra types based on Construction:

1. Padded Bra
A padded bra's smooth, moulded cups will give you an uplifted and seam-free look. Many amanté padded
bras come with 2MM padding, which is ultra-thin. They not only provide the right kind of coverage but
also give you a sleek look.
Amante Style Chart
Bra Sizes available 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44
Bust type Round, Asymmetrical, Slender, Athletic
Clothing T-shirt, Kurta, Dress, Blouse, Top
Price starts from 445
2. Non-Padded Bra
Non-padded types of bras don't come with additional padding in the cups. The cups are simple in form
and come with two or more layers of fabric. Women with fuller breasts may often be seen opting for non-
padded bras . Without the padding, you might feel that the bra is not overly accentuating your breasts but
is also providing you with the right amount of support you need.
Amante Style Chart
Bust type Round, Slender, Bell Shape
Clothing Indian wear, Blouse
3. Wired Bra
With a metal underwire sewn into the cups, a wired bra supports and shapes your breasts to create the
perfect silhouette. You'll get that much-needed support and lift with this style. This type of bra is
available in both full coverage and demi coverage styles.
Amante Style Chart
Bust type Round, Tear Drop
Clothing Tops, T-shirt, Indian Wear
4. Non-Wired Bra
The non-wired bra doesn't have a metal underwire in the cups, making it much more flexible and easy to
move in. The elasticity of the band and straps provide support to your breasts. Perfect for comfort and
long periods.
Amante Style Chart
Bust type Round, Tear Drop
Clothing Tops, T-shirt, Indian Wear
Bra types based on Coverage:

1. Full Coverage Bra
A full cover bra offers more coverage for the top of the breast while providing support and comfort all
day long. Available in seamless options to be worn under fitted clothing, this style is perfect for women
with heavier bust sizes who want to eliminate any movement in their bust or as an everyday bra which
offers complete coverage.
2. Demi Cup Bra

With cups that cover half the breasts, the demi bra provides a natural look to your bust with the same
comfort as a T-shirt bra. The cups of these bras offer less coverage than full cup bras but more than a
balconette. They also provide lift to your bust and accentuate your cleavage.
3. Extra Full Coverage Bra

The name says it all. Adding to the benefits of full cover bras, extra full coverage bras offer coverage and
shaping over and above the regular full coverage styles. Available in different types, these bras can be
worn under form-fitting outfits and help bring a sense of confidence and comfort to women with larger
breast sizes.
Bra types based on Neckline:

1. Sweetheart Neckline
The sweetheart neckline bra is perfect for any outfit with a low neckline! It provides medium coverage
for natural cleavage and all the comfort and support you need to look gorgeous and effortless.
Amante Style Chart
Bra Sizes available 32, 34, 36, 38
Bust type Slender
Clothing Evening dress
2. Plunge Neckline
The plunge bra has cups which are low cut, making them perfect for outfits with low necklines. These
bras are also available with padding, providing a certain degree of lift and contouring to your bust.
Amante Style Chart
Bust type Slender, Bell-shaped, Close-set
Clothing Any deep neckline outfits
3. Balconette Neckline
With cups that only cover your breasts partially, the Balconette bra offers much less coverage than a T-
shirt or a push-up bra. It gives you a natural lift and a much more naturally contoured look. Because this
type of bra offers less coverage, it is better suited to women with small to average-sized busts. As the
straps are wide, balconette bras make for excellent inner wear when wearing a boat neck silhouette.
Amante Style Chart
Bust type Tear Drop, Relaxed
Clothing Any deep neckline outfits
4. Round Neckline
Round neckline bras come in various styles. Halter bras, lounge bras and sports bras are some examples.
These bras help provide breathing space for your breasts.
Amante Style Chart
Bra Sizes available XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL
Bust type Bell-shaped
Clothing Any outfit
Bra types based on Functionality:

1. T-Shirt Bra
The T-Shirt Bra is a staple and MUST Have in every woman's wardrobe. Generally seamless with
moulded cups, it provides a smooth look, which makes it ideal for under-fitted clothing.
Note: With amanté's ultra-light 2MM padding, these bras can contour and accentuate your figure without
making you feel bulky.
Amante Style Chart
Bra Sizes available 32, 34, 36, 38, 40
Bust type Athletic, East West
Clothing Fitted outfits
2. Push-Up Bra
The padding in a push-up bra will centre, shape and accentuate your bust. It can also help you go up a cup
size for a more 'full' look. Push-up bras also help give a uniform appearance for asymmetrical bust
shapes. Being one of the most popular bras, they are available in wired and non-wired options and with
full-coverage or demi cups. Push-up bras are great for when you want to accentuate your silhouette or
when you plan to wear an outfit with a low neckline. Seamless push-up bras that can be worn under tight
shirts and fitted T-Shirts.
Amante Style Chart
Bra Sizes available 32, 34, 36
Bust type Wide Set, Slender, Side Set
Clothing Deep neckline outfits
3. Strapless/Multiway Bra
Stylish yet invisible, the strapless bra gives you all the support of a regular bra without the shoulder
straps. This makes the strapless bra perfect for when you want to wear an off-shoulder or halter-neck
style outfit.
A strapless bra can come with detachable straps that can make it a multiway bra. The multiway bra is one
of the most versatile bras types in lingerie. With straps that detach at one or both ends, they can be re-
attached in multiple ways to meet the needs of different outfits.
The straps can be worn:
 Traditionally – both straps attach the front to back

 Strapless – without the Strap
 Single Strap – with only one Strap
 Halter-neck – with a single strap around the neck
 Cross-back – with the straps crossing across the back
Amante Style Chart
Bra Sizes available 32, 34, 36
Bust type Wide Set, Slender, Side Set
Clothing Deep neckline outfits

4. Bralettes
This fashion-first style is perfect for special occasions. They look great when worn under sheer
ensembles, blazers and tops with plunging necklines, or even worn on their own with a chic pair of
trousers! A bralette has no underwire, making it very easy to slip it on and move freely while wearing
one.
Amante Style Chart
Bra Sizes available S, M, L, XL
Bust type Athletic, Slender, Round,
Clothing Shirts, Tops, Sheer outfits, Dresses, Fushion Wear

5. Front Closure Bra
A front closure bra has a clasp in the front, right between the cups, rather than on the back of the band.
The clasp is located at the front of the bra and offers a smooth finish at the back. This bra style is
available in various fun colours, perfect for those deep neckline outfits.
6. Nursing Bra
A blessing to nursing mothers, the nursing bra is specifically designed to aid and assist women during the
breastfeeding stage. They come with additional panels or clasps that open over the breasts, making them
accessible and enabling women to feed the baby without taking off the bra.
7. Bandeau/Tube Bra
Basic, simple and as the name suggests, a band-like bra or a tube without wiring and straps. Bandeau bras
may or may not have padding or can come with removable pads. This style is excellent for halter necks,
racerbacks and tops with more visible shoulders.
8. Full-Figure bra
Full-figure bras are a big girl's dream come true! These bras are designed for women who are well-
endowed and have fuller bosoms. Designed especially with bigger bust sizes, full-figure bras feature cups
that provide full coverage and reduced spilling. The wide side wings and broader straps offer support and
comfort to your breasts. Sizes range from DD cups all the way to E and F too!
Amante Style Chart
Bra Sizes available 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42
Bust type Bell Shape, Tear Drop, Round
Clothing Shirts, Tops, Dresses, Indian Wear
9. Plus-Size Bra
Like full-figure bras, plus-size bras are an attractive choice for curvy women who are of plus size. While
full-figure bras focus on cup sizes, plus-size bras concentrate more on thicker band sizes for proper
support.
10. Stick-On Bra

Adhesive, glue-on, or stick-on bras have no band or straps; they simply feature cups with an inner
adhesive surface that can sit firmly on your breasts. While they don't provide much support, they offer
coverage and keep nipples sheltered when wearing a revealing outfit.
11. Beginner’s/Teen’s Bra

As girls begin their foray into the world of womanhood, they must start with a beginner or training bra
that provides support and structure in their teen years. Teen bras are perfect for growing bodies. They are
usually light, non-wired and non-padded styles but can also be simple sporty slip-on styles.
12. Seamless Bra

Tight-fitting t-shirts and tops can now be worn without stress. Enter the seamless bra. These bras have
moulded cups with no seams. Usually made from a light blend of fabric, these bras provide a very smooth
finish under clothes and ensure a seamless silhouette. Seamless bras can be worn by women of all breast
sizes.
13. Sleep/Lounge Bra

Buttery soft and lightweight, sleep bras are perfect for snoozing and lounging around. They provide a
'barely-there' feeling, allowing your breasts to breathe without constricting them.
They usually come in slip-on styles and comfortable cotton fabric.
Amante Style Chart
Bust type Athletic, Slender, Round
Clothing T-shirt, Nightwear
14. Backless/Transparent Back Bra

Come summer, many back-baring gowns, dresses and tops take centre stage. Backless bras come in
various styles like nipple covers, stick-on butterfly bras or silicone cups. The common factor is an
adhesive surface that sticks to your breast and creates a smooth surface under the garments. On the other
hand, they can come with transparent straps on the back as well, which provide the required support and
confidence without ruining the beauty of your backless or low back dresses.
15. Sports Bra

A regular bra will support you through your day but isn't meant to be worn during any intense activity.
Designed to support your breasts and back during physical activities, a sports bra can be categorized
based on the intensity of the physical activity.
Amante Style Chart
Bust type All bust shape
Clothing Activewear, Athleisure
15.1 LOW IMPACT

Designed for comfort first and support second, a low-impact sports bra is very flexible and allows you to
move freely. It's perfect for low-intensity activities such as yoga, walking, pilates and cycling and can be
done comfortably with a low-impact sports bra.
15.2 MEDIUM IMPACT
With more support than a low-impact sports bra, a medium-impact sports bra is ideal for any activity,
resulting in a more significant amount of breast movement and 'bounce'. Hiking, playing golf, weight
lifting, and power walking are activities that are ideal for this type of sports bra.
15.3 HIGH IMPACT
A high-impact sports bra provides the highest degree of support to the breasts. Wear a high-impact sports
bra whenever you're doing any activity, which could create a lot of movement of the bust, like running,
skipping, jogging, etc.
Well, that's all for now. Don't get overwhelmed. Make sure you choose the right bra based on the function
you'd like it to serve. Some are must-haves, some are bare essentials, and others might be for a special
occasion. In case you're wondering which bra style suits your breast shape, we have another blog on
different types of breast shapes. The perfect bra for you is out there. It's time to go looking!
Types Of Lingerie
No, lingerie doesn’t refer to just your bras and panties. There is so much more to the term. Let’s find out.
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A Lingerie Set
There is something about wearing a matching bra and panty set that makes you feel like you’ve got your life
together. It really does! You could go for something in a fun print or girly colours, or opt for something
romantic in soft satin or delicate lace, or a set that is outright daring and sexy. A matching set somehow makes
you feel fashionable and poised. Take your pick…or better yet, buy at least one of each.
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Bras
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Ah, bras! The one non-male thing in existence we have a love-hate relationship with. A bra is an undergarment
worn by women to support the breasts, but they do more than just support. Believe it or not, bras do help in
keeping your boobs perky, shapely, and stop them from sagging. All the bra myths that you have heard such
as sleeping in a bra is bad for you is pure poppycock, and we have proof. Of course, you can only expect your
bra to deliver such superhero qualities as long as you are wearing the right one for your size.
ATTENTION: One bra is not the solution to all kinds of activities and outfits. If there are different types of
breasts, there are different types of bras. Your collection of bras needs to be well stocked to include all the
essentials such as the T-shirt bra, the multiway bra, the backless bra, the strapless bra, the push-up bra, the
sports bra, and much more. If you are in love with the shape of you, a big part of that reason are bras.
Bookmark this bra guide to know all about bras and update your wardrobe with these lingerie essentials. We
have one helluva exhaustive list with all types of bras for you. You are most welcome.
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Panties
Not just your brasiers, your underwear drawer ought to be well-kept as well, to account for any occasion or
event. For example, cotton knickers for those days when you crave comfort, comfy coloured briefs for shark
week, thongs for those who fancy them, seamless panties to keep those horrifying panty lines at bay, and a few
silk and lace ones for you-know-when!
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Shapewear
Shapewear, as is suggestive, is tight-fitting underwear intended to shape, and accentuate your figure. No, it does
not make you look slim but more shapely. It smoothes and tucks where you most need it. In fact, it is an
excellent undergarment to hide that stubborn muffin top. Not that you need to but if it makes you feel more
comfortable and empowered with yourself, then it is okay to rely on tummy tuckers once in a while for a
carefree day throughout. They are an easy and comfortable option to wear. Especially underneath your bodycon
dresses and low-rise bottoms, shapewear is non-negotiable. No more belly bulge!
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There are different types of shapewear – body briefs, long leg shapewear, waist cincher, etc. for different
purposes. Be sure to buy a good quality, practical one, preferably in black or nude.
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A Camisole And Tap Pants
A camisole is a loose-fitting undergarment or a lingerie tank top for the upper body, typically held up by
spaghetti straps. You can’t always get away with wearing a sheer or semi-sheer top with just a nude bra. Hence,
the need to have a selection of camisoles to choose from. Needless to say, black, white, and nude coloured
camis are absolute must-haves.
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Tap pants are a form of lingerie designed for women, also known as side-cut shorts or dance shorts, and are
similar to boy shorts in appearance only fancier. As the name implies, they are a type of shorts, in that they
cover the pelvic area and the upper part of the upper legs. Camisole and tap pants sets, especially the pretty
printed ones, are such a hoot these days. You can wear them as easy-breezy nightwear or just to lounge around
the house in on a lazy Sunday. They are so freeing and chic. Ditch your boxers and opt for tap pants for an ultra-
feminine look.
POPxo Recommends: Cotton Camisole (Rs 209) by Jockey
A Bralette
A bralette is a type of bra that can double up as a top and is often worn for style and comfort. It does not have
any wires or moulded cups. It has thin, delicate straps, the design is predominated by lace and lace inserts, and it
provides a reasonable amount of support – ideal for women with a small to average build. A bralette can be
thought of as that super cropped top that you can wear as it is, without a primary layer underneath. It has been
the most popular fashion item to team with pantsuits among celebrities in 2018. Oh yes, it is fancier than you
think!
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A Bustier
Considered a medical necessity in the Victorian era, a bustier is a form-fitting intimate that pushes the bust up
by tightening your midriff and thereby, forcing your breasts up. It also shapes the waist gently at the same time.
You can choose from strapless, seamless, push-up, and underwired bustiers among others.
People often don’t understand the difference between a bustier and a corset. But more on that in the next
section.
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A Corset
Known for its slimming powers, the corset came into being around the 1550s when Catherine de’ Medici,
Queen of France during the time, banned ‘thick waists’ at court. Ever since then, the corset has been in vogue
for the shapely look it lends an ensemble. It is a tightly fitting undergarment extending from below the chest to
the hips, worn to shape the figure. What it does is cinch the waist and thereby emphasize the bust and hips,
giving one a curvaceous figure.
The difference?
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BUSTIER CORSET
A bustier’s focus area is the bust. A corset’s focus area is the waist.
A bustier ‘boots’. A corset ‘cinches’.
A corset, on the other hand, can be underbust as well as
A bustier can be thought of like a fancy bra-meets-
overbust. That is, it can be worn with a separate bra as
shapewear. That is, it comes with an inbuilt bra.
well.
A bustier is typically shorter than a corset ending just A corset usually ends below the waist, either at the hips
above or right at the waistline. or lower, to create an hourglass shape.
A corset is traditionally stiffened made with steel
A bustier is less confining to wear since they are made
boning, which is strong enough to take inches off your
from flexible fabrics and elastic, stretchy panels.
waistline.
True that bustiers are more common and comfier than corsets but lately, women have started enjoying corsets
more than ever. The trendy corset belt is proof!
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A Teddy/ Bodysuit
A teddy is an all-in-one undergarment and it is for this reason, often referred to as a bodysuit. A piece of lingerie
that combines the functions of a camisole and panties, the teddy (also known as a cami-knicker), is swimsuit-
style one-piece lingerie that covers the torso and crotch area. It works great if you want to get rid of panty lines
or wear under short dresses. And a sexy one, we mean the lacey one, can be quite handy in the boudoir as well
*wink wink*!
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A Thong
A thong is a garment generally worn as either underwear or even as a swimsuit in some countries. It is super
skimpy, with only a small strip of fabric covering just your crotch area while at the back the material is reduced
to a bare minimum. When viewed from the front, thongs typically resemble a bikini bottom.
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Did you know? A thong is a very popular bridal wear for the wedding night in the western culture owing to its
high sex appeal.
Thongs are an excellent undergarment to get rid of visible panty lines after seamless panties and, of course,
going commando. There are two types of thongs – the G-string and the C-string.
G-string
Very similar to thongs, G-string panties provide very less coverage. The front and the back fabric directly
connects to the waistband which is nothing more than a tiny little string. You can say, it is the ‘string’ holding
up the cloth.
If, like me, you are also wondering why is a G-string called a ‘G’ string, Quora has an explanation – The lowest
string on a violin is the G-string, it is directly related to this. The lowest string on your body to cover the groin,
‘goods’ or ‘G-spot’, is a G-string. Hence, the name. Interesting, right? It is also called by some as a V-string
because its shape looks like a ‘V’.
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C-string
Extremely sexy and sensuous, C-string is the new age underwear and swimwear, which has been a bikini trend
for some time now. The C-string style actually has no strings at all and covers just the bare minimum like a
clamp around your area. I guess, it is called a C-string because it looks like a ‘C’. In my opinion, the C-string is
the most challenging lingerie as I can’t tell how much support can these little ones offer. But hey, this will spice
up your underwear collection with no string attached!
A Garter
Garters are intimate clothing items that are essentially narrow bands of fabric fastened around your mid-thighs.
They come in a set of two, one for each leg, and can be worn at the end of your stockings. They are usually
connected with straps to hold the stockings in place and keep them from slipping.
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A Garter Belt
A garter belt is like a suspender belt of the lingerie world. It has an attached panty with clips on the lower end
and can be added over almost any type of underwear. The whole scenario works something like this – You have
your regular underwear underneath over which you wear the garter belt. The belt is then clipped to the stockings
holding them the right side up. Easy peasy, lemon squeezy!
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Pantyhose
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Pantyhose are extremely thin and close-fitting legwear or nylon tights covering the wearer’s body from the
waist to the toes. They are ultra sheer and considered a convenient alternative to stockings since they have both
the panty as well as the socks attached. With pantyhose, you can forget all about the garter and garter belts.
They won’t move a millimeter from their place.
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Stockings
Stockings are longer, sheer socks that are worn under mini skirts and mini dresses. Not as tight as pantyhose,
they are close-fitting elastic garments covering the leg from the foot up to the knee or possibly part or all of the
thighs. They come in many different colours, designs, patterns, and sheer levels, and are more of a fashion
statement than lingerie item today especially during winters. Style them with tall boots and see how they
stylishly transform your outfit.
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Nipple Covers
Nipple covers, as the name suggests, are small adhesive patches to cover your nipular area. They are also
referred to as pasties and come in different sizes and shapes. They are usually disposable, one-time use
intimates. Their coverage is strictly limited to the nipples and are worn with backless, super deep V-neck or
front cut-out necklines to avoid a nip slip. No more refraining from cut-out dresses, ladies.
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A Babydoll or Negligee
Want to knock the wind out of your partner? A classy yet utterly sexy babydoll is the way to go. It is a short,
mostly sleeveless, loose-fitting dress or negligee, intended as nightwear for women. Sometimes, it comes with
formed cups too in addition to the flowy attached skirt that falls till the upper thigh. If you don’t already own
one, you need to get your hands on one now! Head to the link below without further ado and pick out one as
sensual as this one right here that even Christian Grey would approve of!
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Chemise
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A chemise is a short slip dress that is simple to (literally) slip into. Historically speaking, a chemise was a
simple garment worn next to the skin to protect the clothing from sweat and body oils.
People often get confused between a babydoll and a chemise. But, the primary difference between the two
lingerie dresses is that a chemise is slightly tighter around the hips while a babydoll is completely free falling.
While a chemise can be worn under a dress as an underslip, a babydoll can be considered an intimate bedroom
outfit in itself.
You should definitely have one in your wardrobe for yourself. It will make you feel super feminine and flirty.
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A Romper
You have your camisole and tap pants set, right? A romper is basically the two joined into one. In other words,
a one-piece with short-shorts attached, consider it a lingerie version of a playsuit. They tend to have a playful
vibe and are typically made of cotton or other comfy materials making them cosy enough to lounge around sall
day. To amp up the sex appeal, opt for one in other materials such as see-through mesh, tulle, soft satin or
elegant lace.
POPxo Recommends: Frill Trim V-Plunge Romper (Rs 630) by Shein
A Robe
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There is something about slipping into a stylish silk or satin robe, say while you are doing your hair and makeup
before a night out, that can instantly make any woman feel like a diva starring in her very own glamorous
movie. A robe is a long, loose-fitting outer garment with the length ranging from the mid-thigh to the ankle. It
comes with an attached fabric belt to tie-up in the front. Oh, and let us not forget that robes are equally good to
lounge in or carry on vacations too. Are you thinking resort wear too? Bang on! Throw on this pretty robe on
your camisole and tap pants set and wander around the house in comfy chic style.
The 8 Undeniably Best Fabrics for Underwear & Lingerie Making
11 December 2018 by Stephanie Lo

When it comes to the best fabric for underwear, it will all depend on your….desired usage, if you know what I
mean. From sexy babydolls to the more practical slips for defining your shape, lingerie can be worn alone or as
underwear. Making your own underwear is an empowering sewing project, especially as you get to make
something perfectly fitted to your unique figure. When you have the best fabrics for underwear, the right pattern
and your own custom printed fabric, your lingerie game just got a whole lot more exciting.
Why Make Your Own Underwear?

Sometimes, you think you’ve found the ultimate bra and knickers set. They seem like everything you want
from underwear. But when you’re in the changing rooms, it’s just not right. Maybe the cup is slightly
too big, the nightie you thought was perfect hugs your hips a little bit more than you’d like, or the fabric feels
irritable on your skin. At the end of the day, we want to feel beautiful and comfortable, and high street shops
can’t always strike that balance. When you make your own lingerie garments, you’re in complete control of the
look and feel, creating something that is made especially for you.
The best fabrics for underwear can range from floaty, luxurious fabrics such as Lucent Satin, Organza and
Florence Net, to the more practical and cosy materials like Mulmul, Cotton Satin and Jersey. All of which are
going to feel delicate and smooth against your skin, draping where they ought to drape and fitting your form
how they should.
Choosing your type of lingerie material will all depend on what you’re making. Here’s a few staples every
woman should have in her lingerie repertoire:
 Classic Slip – figure hugging dresses can be revealing, but with a classic slip underneath you
can achieve that flawless silhouette and defintion in your shape.
 Babydoll – Granted, the babydoll is way too fussy and fancy to wear underneath clothing, but
we all know it’s not really for that. Sexy with a flattering cut, it adds excitement to your
evening routine.
 Romper Suit – Now we’ve got the balance between flirty and comfortable. The playsuit style
romper is the perfect compromise if you want to feel glam but also just want to chill out.
 Lace Bodysuit – The versatile lace bodysuit is a must. Not only can you wear alone and feel
like an absolute goddess, but you can also team with a pair of jeans for a demure evening
outfit.
 Robe – When you step out of the shower, you should be stepping into a gorgeously soft and
comfortable robe. Whether it’s made from a sultry silk satin or a warming jersey knit, it’s a
lingerie essential.
Best Fabrics for Underwear
The following types of fabric are for both the body of your underwear and also trimmings, applique and other
decorative touches you want to add. Remember to consider your material very carefully, to ensure that it is the
right one for your perfect lingerie garment.
Lucent Satin
Lucent Satin is a beautifully light, soft and shimmery fabric that is ideal for making babydolls and flirty
nighties. The high lustre face catches the light, making it perfect for intensifying those intimate evening
moments. Weighing 120gsm, it’s cool to touch and effortlessly slips over your skin, feeling delicate and
graceful.
 Double faced sateen
 Shimmery face
 Elegant drape
 Lightweight and fluid
 Soft and shiny
Silk Impression
Silk Impression is a demure fabric that’s perfect for lingerie making as it’s both incredibly lightweight (80gsm)
and durable. It almost feels weightless, effortlessly gliding over your skin without any friction. The front and
back textures are the same, being soft, silky and cool to the touch. It has a shimmery face and is semi-
translucent, producing an elegant, slightly faded print. Therefore, it’s one of the best fabrics for underwear items
such as panties, nighties and babydolls, due to the glamourous silk appearance.
 Shimmery face
 Silky and cool to touch
 Holds shape well
 Super lightweight
 Semi-transparent
Cotton Satin
Cotton Satin is 100% natural, so is incredibly soft to touch. And even though it has a matt finish, the face is
smooth and feels a delight against the skin. It drapes elegantly, and would be ideal to make a classy chemise or
cute pyjama set. Natural cotton is always a beautiful material to wear, thanks to the breathable properties and
cool touch.
 100% real cotton
 Smooth handle
 Soft to touch
 Reflects & absorbs light
 Close weave
Mulmul Soft Muslin
Not every fabric used for underwear needs to be sexy and glam, but the mulmul muslin is sultry in its own
unique way. The sheer-like quality and semi-transparency make it perfect for a ‘barely there’ chemise
or nightdress. It’s incredibly soft, and has an almost brushed surface, making it a delight to wear on an
evening.
 Net-like open weave
 Light and transparent
 Soft and loose
 Rustic aesthetic
 Strong and durable
Jersey
The springy, stretchy nature of Jersey make it an ideal type of fabric for creating supportive garments such as
panties or slips. Not only this but because it moves with the body it’s ideal as ordinary comfort loungewear.
There’s many different weights to choose from, depending on your desired usage. Jerseys are knitted, providing
warmth and a cosy softness you wouldn’t get from Lycra. Fabrics for underwear are so versatile, so you could
even use a jersey to make a gathered babydoll or lightweight robe.
 Stretchy with good recovery
 Breathable
 Slight absorbancy
 Quick drying
 Crease resistant
Organza
Sheer and transparent with a touch of sparkle, Organza is a beutiful fabric to use to add decorative notes to your
lingerie. Add shaped motifs that subtly catch the light, or why not add a petticoat layer to your babydoll?
Organza is sheer with an ethereal aesthetic, making it a perfect material for lingerie. It can bring a
slight firmness without adding any weight, ideal for under garments.
 Sheer, floaty drape
 Net-like construction
 Hint of sparkle
 Transparent
 Smooth and soft all over
Florence Net
Fine and fragile looking Florence Net might be but it’s anything from the truth. This power net fabric is super
strong and durable. With a 4 way stretch, there’s so much movement making it perfect for making knickers.
Finished with a lace trim to add support and structure, Florence Net knickers are so weightless and comfortable.
Transparent and breathable, it’s perfectly suited to lingerie. Totally fluid, slipping over your body like water,
you won’t even know you’re wearing them. You could also make a chemise or underlay for other underwear
garments.
 Super stretchy
 Transparent with fluid drape
 Lightweight and breathable
 Gentle on the skin
 Non-fray knitted net
Feeling inspired to make your own underwear? Then make sure you make something totally unique
and customised to you and your style. Design your own lingerie fabric for a bespoke bedroom experience and
feel gorgeous in your very own handmade undergarments. This is only a handful of our selection, so click on the
banner below and discover the full range.
Different Types of Fabric for Underwear and Lingerie
Shubham Anil Jain

Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail Limited
Bangalore, India
Email: [email protected]
Introduction
When it comes to choose the right fabric for underwear, it will all depend on the desired usage. From
sexy babydolls to the more practical slips for enhancing shape of the body, sometimes lingerie can be
worn alone or as underwear. Making your own undergarments is an empowering sewing project,
especially to make something perfectly fitted to one’s unique figure. When there is a best fabrics for
underwear, the right pattern and own custom printed fabric; the lingerie can be more exciting. The
best suitable fabrics for underwear can vary from floaty, luxurious fabrics such as Lucent Satin,
Organza and Florence Net, to the more practical and cosy kind of materials like Mulmul, Cotton Satin
and Jersey. All are very delicate and smooth against the skin.
Fig: Different types of bra
Natural Fabric Used for Underwear:
1. Cotton fabric:
Commonly, cotton is a plant fiber that’s particularly made up of a polymer called cellulose. Cotton
fabric is one of the best suited fabrics for underwear worn every day for long duration. It is very soft
and gentle to the skin and doesn’t cause skin irritation. It is a very breathable fabric that will prevent
excessive moisture and heat from building up.
2. Hemp fabric:
Hemp fabric is a textile material extracted from the Cannabis sativa plant. The fibers in the stalks of
the plant are prominently used to manufacture the fabric since these fibers are known to be extremely
durable and tensile. Because of its some of the amazing properties, it is best material to use for making
underwear.
3. Silk fabric:
Silk is a very smooth and shiny fabric produced by silkworms, because of which it is more expensive.
Silk has sweat-wicking and moisture-wicking properties and is also an unbelievably soft fabric that
will provide optimal comfort.
4. Bamboo viscose fabric:

It is seen that, bamboo viscose is used to make some of the most comfortable and breathable
underwear. During the processing the stalks are shredded down into a pulp and further processed
through the use of various mechanical spinners that weave them into fine, thin viscose rayon yarn.
5. Merino wool fabric:

Merino wool is extracted from Merino sheep, which is a special breed of sheep that initially originated
from Spain and Morocco and that share the characteristics of Arabian as well as European sheep
breeds. Merino wool is very durable and has become one of the world’s most popular fabrics.
Synthetic Fabric Used for Underwear:
1. Organza fabric:
This fabric has sheer and transparent with a touch of sparkle and a very beautiful fabric to use to add
decorative notes to the lingerie. One can add shaped motifs that subtly catch the light or petticoat
layer to the babydoll. Organza is sheer with an ethereal aesthetic, which makes it a perfect choice for
lingerie. It can bring a slight firmness without adding any weight, ideal for undergarments.
It has following properties:
a. Sheer, floaty drape

b. Net-like construction
c. Hint of sparkle
d. Transparent
e. Smooth and soft all over
2. Florence net fabric:

Florence net fabric is particularly used for panties. They are very fine and fragile looking. Due to this,
net fabric is super strong and durable. Because of its 4 way stretch, there’s so much movement making
it perfect for making knickers. It is finished with a lace trim to give support and structure as well as
Florence Net knickers are so weightless and comfortable. Transparent and breathable fabrics are
perfectly suited to lingerie.
It has following properties:
a. Super stretchy
b. Transparent with fluid drape
c. Lightweight and breathable
d. Gentle on the skin
e. Non-fray knitted net
3. Nylon fabric:
Nylon is a synthetic fabric that is made from crude oil. Initially, nylon from crude oil is a plastic, after
which it undergoes further chemical processing to manufacture the strong, stretchy nylon fibers that
work so well as a fabric in clothing.
4. Spandex fabric:
This synthetic fiber is generally composed of polyurethane. It is a highly elastic type of fabric and
because of which it can withstand a large amount of wear and tear. Due to its stretchability, spandex is
a popular underwear fabric that is best suited to those who live an active lifestyle, e.g., athletes.
5. Polyester fabric:
Polyester fiber is a stretchy and very strong synthetic fabric manufactured from petroleum. It is first
a PET plastic and then undergoes a process called melt spinning to form polyester fibers that are used
to make the fabric.
Various Fabrics Used for Lingerie:
1. Satin fabric:
Thus fabric is made with a satin weave. Simply, it is a woven fabric with one direction of its threads
crossing on top of multiple threads going the other direction. This adds extra light and creates a
smooth, lustrous effect. Satin can be made of silk, polyester, rayon, and even cotton. If the fabrics are
made from shorter fibers like cotton and rayon then, it is called “sateen,” and has less shine. It us used
for making lingerie because it has a smoother hand than plain woven fabric, so it’s perfect for
garments that sit close to your skin.
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2. Lace fabric:
Lace fabric is one of the most popular and versatile lingerie fabrics. Either it’s a full fabric or a tiny
trim, because of it’s delicacy it is perfect for lingerie. Modern lingerie lace is almost always machine
made, often of nylon, with elastane added for stretch as per the requirement. If it requires thicker feel,
it’s sometimes made with metallic threads, or even cotton fibers. Lace is usually crafted with floral
or botanical motifs, but geometric patterns have become more common over the last few years. Even
cheaper lace can elevate a lingerie design from simple to stunning.
Fig: Lace in underwear
3. Jersey fabric:
This fabric is being associated with the t-shirt drawer, but jersey is everywhere in the lingerie world.
The basic underwear in the drawer is probably made of jersey knit, and even the fancier pairs likely
have a cotton jersey gusset inside. The front of jersey knit fabric is smooth, while there is a tiny “loops”
of the knit closely on the back. Jersey can be made of nearly any fiber. Cotton, polyester, and rayon are
commonly used, while wool and silk are more rare. Most lingerie jersey includes some amount of
elastane for extra stretch. Because of its stretchy nature, so it can move with the body and it’s easy to
fit, it is best suited fabric for lingerie
4. Mesh fabric:
Mesh fabric means any fabric that has space between its yarns. Lingerie often uses a hexagonal mesh.
This fabric is named after the six-sided shape of its negative space, and works for so many
applications: as a rigid sheer base for embroidery, as stiff tulle trim on a nightgown, or as the stretchy
body of a pair of sheer knickers. Lingerie mesh is made from nylon, with elastane added for stretching
purpose. Its softness or stiffness depends on the fiber content, the size of the space between the yarns,
and the finish on the fabric. A stable hex mesh called “powermesh” is often used as interlining for
bras, as well as in shapewear and activewear where extra compression is desired.
5. Microfiber fabric:
This fabric is made from very thin synthetic fibers, giving the fabric an ultra-soft hand. Microfiber
fabrics are in demand, all industries right now, but those made for lingerie are typically a thin knit.
They can be made of polyester, nylon, or rayon, usually with elastane added for stretch. Microfiber is
often used for activewear undergarments, as it wicks moisture and feels light and airy against the skin.
It can also be used for ultra-soft, super-slinky loungewear, nightwear, and underwear. This fabric is
also commonly used for a smooth finish on t-shirt bras.
The Top 13 Types of Lingerie (And What You Need to Know About Them)
Shop our guide to all the sexiest styles—plus how to wear them.
by
Monica Mercuri
Updated Nov 30, 2022
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Whether you're looking for lingerie for your wedding night, honeymoon or just because, sexy
intimates are a fun purchase. First things first, though: What is lingerie? To put it simply, "lingerie"
means undergarments or sleepwear that are typically fancier than your everyday pieces. But there's a
bunch of other lingerie lingo you should keep in mind while you're shopping. Chemise or camisole?
Bustier or corset? What's the difference, anyhow?
We've got the lowdown on the most popular types of lingerie and how to wear each style for an
unforgettable look—no matter the occasion. And to jumpstart your inspiration, we've included
shoppable lingerie pieces—from sexy corsets and bustiers to sultry bralettes and camisoles—so you
can snag your favorite looks.
In this article:
 Bikini Underwear
 Bodysuit
 Bra
 Bralette
 Bustier
 Camisole (and Tap Short)
 Chemise/Babydoll
 Corset
 Garter or Suspender Belt
 Hipster
 Robe
 Romper
 Thong
Bikini Underwear
A sexy pair of underwear can stand solo or be paired with a matching cami or bra for a low-
maintenance (but high-impact) look. A bikini is a classic cut style that's rise is low—but not too low—
and offers coverage in the back while still looking cute and flirty.
Savage X Fenty Gilded Chains Embroidered Mesh Bikini Panty in Lux Purple Dusk
Sexy lace embroidery meets daring mesh paneling on this gilded bikini from Savage X Fenty. Available
in sizes XS to 4X, it boasts a high-leg, mid-rise design with a satin bow detail at the center. For a
coordinated lingerie ensemble, pair this piece with the matching bra or bustier.
$25 | Savage X Fenty
ThirdLove WonderKnit™ Bikini in Wild Ginger

We're simply obsessed with the scalloped lace edging on this bikini underwear. Why not go for the
matching lounge shorts to tie the look together? Also, check out all of those colors and prints—you'll
have a blast picking out your favorite styles.
$18 | ThirdLove
Gifts Made For You Shop Lace Wedding Underwear in White
Celebrating your first night as newlyweds? Go for a pair of personalized panties customized with your
new married name or another cute saying like "wifey." These flirty lace pieces are stretchy and fun,
plus you can choose the color of the script from gold, rose gold, white or black.
From $22 | Etsy
Bodysuit
A bodysuit is basically a bra and underwear in one (and is sometimes referred to as a teddy). Although
a bodysuit offers more coverage than two separate pieces, it's somehow sexier. Probably because it's
a go-to "special occasion" style, making it a perfect pick for your wedding night,
honeymoon, Valentine's Day or anniversary.
Cosabella Paradiso Plunge Teddy in Congo

You'll fall in love with all the dreamy details on this Cosabella teddy bodysuit. It has a captivating
plunge neckline with semi-sheer tricolor lace and a scalloped edge. Better yet, how sultry and
romantic are those green and pink options?
$145 | Cosabella
Torrid Satin and Lace Bodysuit in Black

Looking for sexy lingerie with straps? This plus-size bodysuit features strappy harness detailing on the
front with an alluring strappy cutout back. Bonus: In addition to Black, it also comes in Wine, so
choose the color that makes you feel your absolute best.
$80 | Torrid
Victoria's Secret Very Sexy Wicked Unlined Embellished Balconette Teddy in Coconut White
This one-piece lingerie teddy combines two of our favorite things: sexy lace and sparkly
embellishments. It also includes the brand's signature shine straps and is studded with shimmering
crystals for an effortlessly bridal lingerie piece.
$120 | Victoria's Secret
Bra
Obviously, you know what a bra is—but a delicate bra and underwear set alone can make a sexy
statement on the wedding night and every other day of the year. Bras come in a variety of styles,
including triangle, push-up, demi, balconette and more, so you can really choose the fit that you love
most. Look for a bra embellished with embroidery or lace to elevate it to special-occasion status.
Skims Woven Shine Underwire Bra in Raspberry

If you're just as obsessed with the Barbiecore aesthetic as we are, you're in luck. This ultra-chic demi
bra comes in the most vibrant Raspberry shade. Whether you want to pair it with the matching bikini
underwear or string thong, you won't regret having this colorful bra in your lingerie rotation.
$58 | Skims
Free People Entice Underwire Bra in Pure Purple/Cashmere

This lace bra was made for romantic nights together, thanks to the cups that are covered in a sultry
lace pattern with scalloped eyelash trim. We're digging the dreamy purple shade, but it also comes in
a rainbow of hues, from Terracotta to White.
$65 | Free People
ThirdLove Lace Balconette Bra in Black

What about a pretty lace bra that's as comfy to wear as your softest T-shirt bra? This style has cups
fitted with memory foam, making it a bra you'll love to rewear—not just on sexy occasions.
$76 | ThirdLove
Bralette
A bralette is a bra without underwire or other structural elements, so it tends to offer less support. For
some, that's a draw, but for others, it's a dealbreaker, so try the fit out for yourself. Note: Some
bralettes don't have clasp closures and need to be removed over your head.
Journelle Scoop Bralette in Brown Motif

We adore the delicate floral detailing on this scoop bralette. With adjustable straps and a convenient
hook-an-eye style, you can wear this piece with the matching high-waisted briefs for a coordinated
look that's sweet and sensual.
$78 | Anthropologie
Maidenform Women's Casual Comfort Convertible Bralette in White
Shopping for lingerie on a budget? This convertible bralette is an affordable and versatile option that
can also double as a going-out top. The convertible straps can be worn as a halter, criss-cross or
traditional—so you can easily create three different looks with this one piece.
$36 | Target
Savage X Fenty Sharp Dresser Lace Bralette in Black Caviar

A deep V-neckline and metallic foiled lace fabric make this bralette something special. This unlined
style also has a front clasp closure, adjustable shoulder straps and a power-mesh-lined back. Take this
fit to the next level and pair it with the lace hipster or Brazilian panties.
$33 | Savage X Fenty
Bustier
Want to add extra va-va-voom to the wedding night? Wear this lingerie style to accentuate your
cleavage. A bustier is an extended bra top that usually covers all or most of the torso, though
there are bustier bras that end well above the belly button. For an ultra-bridal look, go white and lacy.
Or, if you're looking to pump up the sex appeal, go for a strappier style in black or red. Want
something more extravagant? Buy one with attached garters so you can add thigh-high stockings.
Seven 'til Midnight Lace Underwire Bustier and Cutout Briefs Set in Lavender
Guess what? This plus-size lace bustier set comes with matching cutout briefs, so you don't have to
worry about buying a separate pair. Best of all, the sultry cutouts and removable garters are the
perfect way to help you go all out. Choose from two colorways: swoon-worthy Lavender or daring
Black.
$46 | Nordstrom
Lovehoney Boudoir Belle Plum Push-Up Basque Set in Purple

Available in plus and standard sizes, the sheer ruffled lace trim and satin ribbons on this bold bustier
set are all seriously seductive touches. You'll also be pleased to know that it comes with four
removable garter straps to attach to the hem and a matching G-string thong.
$50 | Lovehoney
Va Bien Strapless Plunge Backless Bustier in White

If you prefer a more subtle and sleek look, this white strapless bustier might be the one for you. It still
keeps things special though with understated lace detail on the center of the bodice. Oh, and did you
check out that open back? You won't regret purchasing this backless style.
$74 | Bare Necessities
Camisole (and Tap Short)
A camisole (aka cami) is a lingerie tank top usually with spaghetti straps. Choose one in a silky or satin
fabric with lace accents for a luxe vibe, and pair it with tap shorts (which are lingerie short-shorts). It's
an excellent option if you want something comfy and pajama-esque for the wedding night and
beyond. Plus, a cami can also be worn with a thong (or any other underwear bottoms) to show a little
more skin.
Eberjey Malou TENCEL™ Modal Short PJ Set in Ivory

Crafted from buttery soft fabric, this beautiful cami and shorts PJ set is ideal for wearing again and
again, but especially for those big nights thanks to the romantic lace details. (Bonus: It also comes in
soft blue—an excellent way to sneak in something blue for your wedding night or honeymoon
vacation.)
$148 | Eberjey
Lane Bryant Cami and Short Set in Black

Spice up your pajama game with this plus-size leopard-printed cami and short set from Lane Bryant.
The flirty V-neckline, adjustable straps and soft microfiber fabric make this type of lingerie equal parts
comfortable and cute.
$65 | Lane Bryant
Lulus Sweetest Dreams Satin Ruffled Two-Piece Pajama Set in Navy Blue
You can wear this two-piece satin cami and short set in the bedroom or around the house on lazy
Sunday mornings. Our favorite parts? The slightly cropped bodice and the adorable ruffled hem on
the matching satin lounge shorts.
$36 | Lulus
Chemise/Babydoll
A chemise is a short slip dress that you can literally slip into, and it can be paired with a matching
bikini or thong. They're often confused with a babydoll, which is slightly shorter and typically falls just
below the panties. Both will make you feel so beautiful and flirty—kind of like a wedding dress, only
skimpier.
Journelle Charlotte Short Slip in Cream

The effortlessly elegant silhouette of this silky chemise is both sultry and super comfy. Crafted from
100% silk with delicate eyelash lace accents, it's an unforgettable lingerie style for any occasion—from
your wedding eve to a casual night with your significant other.
$198 | Journelle
Yandy Plus-Size Yank Her Chain Babydoll Set in Green

For those who prefer an edgier kind of lingerie, this plus-size babydoll is impressive in the style and
comfort department. An empire-waist silhouette, sheer mesh bodice and rhinestone chains work
together to create this incredible piece of lingerie. And it comes with a matching G-string that can be
worn underneath—all for the price of $36.
$36 | Yandy
Cosabella Never Say Never Curvy Foxie Chemise in Maldives

An allover lace chemise? Sign us up. This curvy piece is specially designed for those with fuller busts
(DD cups and plus) and small waistbands. It's covered in ultra-soft scalloped lace, creating a body-
hugging appearance that will keep your partner wanting more.
$130 | Cosabella
Corset
In the past, corsets tangibly cinched the waist and had grommets and ties that would be pulled tight,
squeezing the midsection. Today, some corsets are still worn as shapewear that can help smooth the
appearance of the torso. But a wedding night corset isn't about slimming anything—it's worn just for
fashion's sake. Some may have boning in them for style and support, but avoid any corset styles with
painful squeezing! For your special day, look for a corset with details such as lace, grommets, satin
straps or attached garters.
Adore Me Vira Set in Black

Available in standard and plus sizes, this semi-sheer Black corset set from Adore Me is seriously
decadent. It's completed with a lace-trimmed straight neckline, tulle details, a lace-up back and
adjustable shoulder and garter straps. What's not to love?
$60 | Adore Me
David's Bridal Dominique Embroidered Lace Torsolette in Bone

Guess what? You could wear this lace corset as bridal shapewear under your wedding gown or sport it
completely on its own. Either way, it's a guaranteed showstopper that deserves a spot in your lingerie
collection.
$85 | David's Bridal
Victoria's Secret The Fabulous Full Cup Corset Top in Lipstick

We're all for something fiery and vibrant. The bright red satin corset with romantic lace details offers
full coverage while still being undeniably hot. It will accentuate all of your natural curves, thanks to the
structured boning and three-piece cup construction.
$100 | Victoria's Secret
Garter or Suspender Belt
A garter belt (aka suspender belt) has clips that allow it to hold up thigh-high stockings. Plus, you can
add it to almost any type of lingerie. Match it with a coordinating bra and panty to take it from
ordinary to super sultry.
Bluebella Nova Suspender in Ivory

Available in sizes XS to 2X, this white suspender belt has delicate floral appliqué details that really pop
with the matching bra and panty. We love the Ivory hue for brides for their wedding night or
honeymoon, but the Black is equally captivating for every day.
$44 | Bluebella
Torrid Lace Garter Belt in Black
Pair this flirty garter belt with your other favorite styles of black lace lingerie. It features a two-gate
hook-and-eye back closure with four adjustable garter straps attached. Incorporating this alluring
piece into your lingerie rotation will be a breeze.
$21 | Torrid
Adore Me Enny Garter Plus in Pink

Add a splash of color to your spicy outfit with this pretty-in-pink playful suspender belt topped with
satin bows. All you need to add are a sheer pair of stockings to the adjustable straps.
$25 | Adore Me
Hipster
This underwear cut sits low on the hips and covers the back side with a little extra length on the
bottom (but it's not as long as a boy short). Instead, it has more coverage and lends a more youthful
and trendy look than traditional cuts, like the bikini.
Third Love Lace Back Cheeky in Taupe

With a floral lace back and a solid paneled front, this lacy pair of hipsters comes in so many beautiful
hues, from this soft Taupe shade to eight limited edition colors for every vibe. Best of all, these size-
inclusive bottoms come in XS to 3X.
$28 | Third Love
ETAM Eternelle Embroidered Hipster Panties in Blue Lagoon

There are so many details to love about these floral hipster panties, from the embroidered botanical
details to the pops of tulle and lace. Plus, the allover mesh appearance makes them simply irresistible.
Pair them with the matching sheer bra for a memorable ensemble.
$20 | Nordstrom
Skims Cotton Rib Mid-Rise Brief in Bone

If you'd rather go for a more subtle lingerie look, try this hipster brief from Skims. The ribbed cotton
material is breathable and comfortable on the skin, while the soft elastic waistband and mid-rise
silhouette will show off your curves. And look at all those size options? Choose from XXS to 4X.
$20 | Skims
Robe
A sumptuous bridal robe can be worn prewedding while you're getting ready. Afterward, in the
honeymoon suite, open it to reveal the underthings of your choice—or nothing at all. Skip the typical
terry cloth bathrobe and treat yourself to a more luxurious fabric.
Homebodii Georgina Long Lace Robe in White

A floor-length lace robe is a daring move that's sure to pay off. This one is crafted from the most
beautiful lace fabric with eyelash trim. It's even embroidered with floral accents throughout the long
silhouette. Swoon.
$190 | REVOLVE
Birdy Grey Claudine Lace Robe in Satin Sage

From the bridal suite to the bedroom, you'll get tons of use out of this lace robe (and we guarantee
that you'll wear it for other special occasions, too). Another bonus? You can have this piece
personalized with text up to 15 characters long—so feel free to get creative.
$29 | Birdy Grey
The Knot Shop Women's Personalized Embroidered Floral Satin Robe with Pockets in Blush Pink
Blissful Blooms
Or, maybe you'd prefer something more colorful? This eye-catching satin floral robe from our very
own store comes in a range of colorful base shades, from Blush Pink to Light Blue to Black. You'll also
enjoy the luxurious and lightweight feel, as well as the tie sash belt that can be easily removed.
From $18 | The Knot Shop
Romper
In the lingerie world, a romper is basically a cami and tap short in one (or a one-piece with short
shorts attached). Rompers tend to have a playful vibe and may be made of cotton or other comfy
materials that are cozy enough to lounge around the house. Others are made of mesh, tulle and lace,
while some are completely see-through—so choose the style that makes you feel your best.
Yandy Midnight Infatuation Lace Romper in Navy

This stunning piece is made for the bedroom only. From the deep plunge neck to the sheer lace fabric,
this festive and seductive piece of lingerie is bound to impress in every way.
$25 | Yandy
Lulus Spend the Night Satin Lace Lounge Romper in Ivory

This satin romper offers more coverage than our first option and comes in a bridal-worthy Ivory
shade. You'll love the look of the plunging lace neckline and the revealing open back. Trust us: You
won't want to take this effortlessly sexy romper off.
$48 | Lulus
Kilo Brava Satin and Lace Romper in Hot Pink

Lingerie that doubles as cozy sleepwear? We're so in. The super-soft satin fabric of this Hot Pink
romper is elevated by the delicate eyelash lace trim that lines the neckline and leg openings. The
elastic drawstring waistband also offers a custom, comfortable fit without feeling restrictive on your
body.
$76 | Bare Necessities
Thong
Thong underwear is one of the most revealing types of lingerie, with only a small strip of fabric in the
back to show off your backside. For the big night, you can pair your thong with a cami, chemise,
bustier, corset and/or a garter belt and thigh-highs—or nothing at all.
Adore Me Kourtney Thong Plus in Black
Equal parts naughty and nice, a classic lace thong is always a good choice to keep in your lingerie
drawer. This one, available in plus and standard sizes, is crafted from soft cotton-jersey fabric and
features a flirty lace trim around the waist and legs.
$25 | Adore Me
Cosabella Abri String Thong in Varanasi Gray
You'll feel confident and beautiful in this string thong from Cosabella, thanks to the eye-catching
double strap detail at the waist and the detailed floral embroidery with soft sheer mesh. Choose from
two matching bras to style it with—an underwire or bralette.
$55 | Cosabella
Savage X Fenty Velvet Vixen High-Leg Thong Panty in Purple Heat
It's our first time seeing velvet thongs and we're so impressed. Savage X Fenty's velvet high-leg thong
panty is a sumptuous option that's available in two captivating shades: Purple Heat and Honeycomb
Yellow.

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