Hipster Forgot Me Not Light Purple

Geometrical lace in recycled fiber and slightly indented cut, the Dawa shorty sublimates our buttocks in all delicacy! And of course, it is also very comfortable thanks to its particularly soft lace and its organic cotton bottom.

• Briefs bottom lined in organic cotton certified GOTS
• 58% recycled fiber lace (lace composition: 92% polyamide, 8% elastane)
• Oeko-Tex 100 certified dyes without harmful substances
• Designed in Paris, made in Hungary

Care advice

• Machine wash at 30° maximum. Please note that the pink and black Amour sets must be washed by hand only.
• Air dry
• Wash in a washing net to avoid tearing the tulle and lace. Tie the bra clips together before washing to prevent them from banging against the sides of the machine.
• Use an environmentally friendly or homemade detergent

Source: Shop Like You Give a Damn

Brand: Olly is a beautiful sustainable lingerie brand. It started in Berlin by three young women who were inspired and knew that the clothing industry was horribly polluting and made under harsh conditions for almost no pay. Sustainable clothing is hard to find, and lingerie especially. That is why they decided to take fate into their own hands and set up a completely fair and sustainable lingerie brand.

Fair Trade: Olly lingeries are designed in Paris and produced in Hungary under fair working conditions. The lace comes from different countries within Europe (eg. Germany and Italy).

Local Production: Olly lingeries are produced within Europe.

Environmentally Friendly: The panties from Olly are made from GOTS certified organic cotton. This label guarantees that the cotton is grown without GMOs, without pesticides and is not bleached with chlorine. The GOTS label also ensures good working conditions for the workers who harvest the cotton. They also use recycled fibres and threads which would usually have gone to the trash and grinds them by a mechanical process turning them into beautiful laces. For their bodysuits they use Tencel and for their swimsuits they use Seaqual. The dyes Olly uses have the OEKO-TEX standard, therefore are free of toxic substances.