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Undergarments

Lingerie, bras, shapewear, swimwear

Construction techniques, fabric selection, fit engineering, and pattern making for intimate apparel. The intersection of comfort, support, and aesthetics in close-to-body garments.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best fabric for a bra?

A blend with elastane (spandex) for stretch and recovery: nylon-spandex or cotton-spandex. Power mesh for support bands. Lace or mesh for breathability. Cotton-rich for comfort.

What is the difference between a bralette and a sports bra?

Bralette: light support, no underwire, often unlined. Sports bra: high support for athletic activity, encapsulation or compression design, moisture-wicking fabric.

What fabric is best for shapewear?

A high-elastane powernet or specialty fabric (40-60% elastane) that provides strong compression with comfort. Nylon-elastane or polyester-elastane for moisture management.

What is the most common swimsuit fabric?

Polyester-elastane (PBT or spandex) or nylon-elastane. Nylon is softer and more luxurious; polyester is more chlorine-resistant. 18-20% elastane is typical for active swimwear.

What is a Crotch Lining?

A second layer of fabric (typically cotton) sewn into the crotch area of pants, shorts, leggings, and underwear. Provides comfort, moisture absorption, and hygiene.

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