Tissue's guide

Discover what your favorite clothes are made of!

Cotton The best natural fabric: fresh, breathable, and hard wearing. It's the fabric of choice for our collections' most comfortable garments, because we know it's the best fit for you.
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Organic cotton Organic cotton is produced sustainably, cultivated on land free from toxic substances, pesticides, and artificial fertilisers, respecting the natural soil.
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Microfiber Microfiber is a very fine, resistant synthetic fiber. It results in soft, durable, and flexible garments, and that's why we use it as the base of our My Essentials bras. It has excellent stretch and is extra light, making it feel like a second ski.
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Helanka Similar to lace but made with a thicker thread. You'll see it on a lot of our bras and panties with a characteristic floral design.
Guipure Guipure is a type of lace made with a thicker yarn. It is usually made up of patterns of flowers or leaves, with large open spaces between them.
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Flocked Flocking is a technique that consists of applying fibers directly to an adhesive-covered base, achieving a soft, elegant, and velvety texture. Our favourite? Tulle flocked with velvet, featuring in our most exclusive collections.
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Plumetis This feminine and romantic fabric is simply cotton with designs embroidered on it by inserting threads into the loom. It usually features geometric shapes, normally circular, like spots or polka-dots. What's so unique? It's not a print, but a textured relief.
Lace Detailed open fabric with threads making up a pattern. Different designs, motifs, and finishes are obtained depending on the type of lace machine used. A clear favourite, and essential for creating our sexiest and most detailed lingerie.
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Satin effect To give our pyjamas and garments from our exclusive collections more sheen and a softer finish we apply a satin effect, which also gives the fabric great drop and an elegant look.
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HOW CAN YOU KEEP YOUR DELICATES LOOKING AS GOOD AS NEW?

Follow the washing instructions on the garment label.

Wash your underwear by hand with cold or warm water, using a special delicate detergent to avoid any deterioration of the colours. Use a short, low-temperature wash program and put your garments in a mesh bag to protect them.

Don't wring out, stiffen, or spin your bras at high speeds; this can shorten the life of your garments and permanently damage the underwire, padding, and lace. Once you've washed them, hang them away from heat sources and when dry, reshape by hand.

Don't use a dryer or expose your garments directly to the sun for long periods of time, as this could lead to partial or total damage.

Store your garments properly to avoid them becoming misshapen or snagging. When folding bras fit them together so they keep their shape.