Lingerie color

Which colors do you want to wear today

Sometimes you want to play it safe, sometimes you want to stand out. Both are fine. Take a look at the pink lingerie if you're in the mood for something soft or vibrant. Prefer something deeper and more chic? Then purple lingerie often surprisingly pairs well with dark clothing. Green looks nice with earth tones and denim, so green lingerie is a fun change from black.

Color under clothing and with your skin tone

Under a white shirt, a shade close to your skin tone usually wins. White often contrasts more than you think. If you wear a lot of light blouses, it pays to have one 'invisible' set. For dark outfits, almost anything works, but gray usually looks subtler than pitch black. Not sure if warm or cool suits you better? Trust your instincts. The right lingerie will make you shine.

A bra type in a color that smartens your outfit

A T-shirt bra in a calm lingerie color saves you on busy days. Think of tops with thin fabric or tight dresses. You don't want any edges or contrast. If you prefer one fixed base, choose your favorite model in a neutral shade. Looking for a bra in a very specific color, like a black bra? Then we have something for you in the assortment from all our brands.

A bottom in a different color and why that's just handy

A brief doesn't always have to match. In fact, a different lingerie color makes mixing and matching easy. A dark bottom under dark pants gives a calming effect. A soft shade under light jeans looks less harsh. Brown is a nice 'nude variant' for many skin tones. Check out the nude strings if you're looking for something that looks warm yet remains subtle.

Color retention without hassle in the wash

Color fades mainly due to friction, washing too hot, and aggressive detergent. Wash bright shades and dark colors separately. Choose a mild detergent and avoid the dryer. Just hanging them to dry works well. If you sweat a lot, your laundry routine may require a bit more attention. Check our advice on underwear against sweating. This also helps to keep your lingerie color fresh for longer.

Your lingerie color as a solid base or as a statement

Build your drawer slowly. Start with two basics that you wear often. Then add one color that makes you happy. This keeps choosing in the morning simple, but not boring. Feel free to switch per season. In summer, lighter shades often work well, while in winter richer colors do. Whichever direction you choose, a lingerie color that suits you always feels just a bit better.