
Salua Lingerie
USA · Est. 1993 · Affordable
Salua Lingerie is an American ethical lingerie and sleepwear label for women, founded in 1993 by Yolanda Navarro and based in Seattle. Navarro began making lightweight sleepwear for friends in her home town of Santa Marta, Colombia, naming the label after one of her daughters. Her daughter Shadia K'David, who grew up watching her mother at the cutting table, moved to Seattle in 2009 and grew the family business in the US, opening a boutique there. Salua makes classic, mostly cotton nightgowns, pajamas, sleep shirts, chemises, robes, bralettes and underwear. Signature pieces include its brushed Pima cotton pajama sets and sleep shirts, the Sofia Eyelash Lace Chemise and the Bloomer bralette. Its silks and cotton-silk gowns are made in Navarro's original workshop in Santa Marta, and its Pima cotton loungewear is made by a small, family-owned workshop in Medellín. The label works with makers it knows personally and favours natural fibres such as Pima cotton, silk and lace, with long-serving workshop staff and an emphasis on handmade craftsmanship. Salua has been sold in more than 60 boutiques across the United States and featured in Bride & Groom Magazine and The Lingerie Addict.






















