Underprotection
TALIA BRIEFS BLUE
₹3,000

₹3,000
Made with Lenzing TENCEL™ Modal - sustainably sourced, responsibly produced, and luxuriously soft. We hear you - we know what you’re looking for when it comes to underwear. Softness, breathability, an elegant cut that moves with your body for maximum comfort all day - this one ticks all the boxes. Welcome to the Hipster Brief - our classic, best-selling underwear. Your uncomplicated, but enlightened companion, ready to love you just the way you are. Model wears size S.
Made with Lenzing TENCEL™ Modal - sustainably sourced, responsibly produced, and luxuriously soft. We hear you - we know what you’re looking for when it comes to underwear. Softness, breathability, an elegant cut that moves with your body for maximum comfort all day - this one ticks all the boxes. Welcome to the Hipster Brief - our classic, best-selling underwear. Your uncomplicated, but enlightened companion, ready to love you just the way you are. Model wears size S.
Country of origin: Australia
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NICO is an Australian label making minimal bras, briefs, tops and kids' and baby pieces. It focuses on clean lines and everyday colours. Its fabrics include GOTS-certified organic cotton and Lenzing TENCEL Modal, and its Organic range is coloured using natural plant-dyeing methods. The brand calls itself Australia's first plant-dyed organic cotton underwear brand. Its Canberra team offers alterations and repairs in-house so garments last longer, and it also provides free virtual fittings. NICO says it is committed to transparency across its supply chain. Good On You rates NICO Good overall, with Good for planet and animals and It's a Start for people. It notes that the brand does not appear to use animal-derived materials, but that there is no evidence it ensures living wages or reduces its packaging.