Y.O.U Underwear

Knicker is an activewear and intimate apparel brand that has spent over 30 years listening to women talk about what they want from underwear, developing what it describes as the perfect knickers with no ride-up, no panty line, and beautiful fabrics. Built on decades of direct consumer insight, the brand's design philosophy prioritizes everyday wearability, with garments engineered to be genuinely comfortable and practical for modern women who want both style and function from their most intimate clothing layer.

a Day Intimates is an activewear and boutique lingerie brand designed in Melbourne, Australia, by creative director Apryl. The brand was created to design pieces for the everyday woman that are both feminine, beautiful, and comfortable, sourcing luxurious laces from across the world to bring trendy yet affordable lingerie to a broad audience. Deeply committed to ethical and environmental sustainability, all designs are created in Australia and sampled in a factory in Northeast China, working only with small factories producing limited quantities that are restocked upon demand to minimize waste. The brand uses sustainable materials including hemp-based fabrics, is transparent about its supply chain, and considers ethical and ecological responsibility a core part of its identity rather than a marketing strategy.

Wear A plus-size fashion and hosiery brand built entirely around one central conviction: that curvy women have been consistently failed by the underwear and legwear industry and deserve products designed specifically for their bodies. Moonwood Wear creates thigh-high socks, stockings, tights, garter belts, leggings, skirts, and tops with adjustable thigh belts and plus-size-first construction in sizes up to 6XL, using soft, breathable fabrics and generous sizing that accommodate larger calves and thighs without rolling down, cutting in, or making compromises. The brand is a practical and confident champion for the plus-size community's right to expressive, flattering legwear that simply works.