75% matchCommoners
Pared-back natural-fibre essentials, small-label feel
What changes: Full outerwear-to-tees wardrobe rather than lingerie
Brand profile
Maine-based independent label making minimalist wireless bras, briefs and loungewear in organic cotton and silk, designed and sewn in the USA.
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The core is unlined soft-cup bras, briefs and simple loungewear in organic cotton with a little spandex and silk trims — no wires, padding or engineered shaping.
Designed and sewn in the United States and sold direct-to-consumer, which is how the prices stay in the moderate range for domestic production.
Bras come in combined cup sizes from 32AB to 38CD, with bottoms and loungewear in XS-2XL — simple to order, but narrower than a full bra-size grid.
75% matchPared-back natural-fibre essentials, small-label feel
What changes: Full outerwear-to-tees wardrobe rather than lingerie
70% matchOrganic cotton womenswear with traceable ethics
What changes: Fair-trade Asian production and printed dresses, not underwear
67% matchCheaper minimalist innerwear in plain natural fabrics
What changes: Mass retailer scale, no US sewing or silk trims
62% matchOrganic cotton and merino basics from a small US label
What changes: Socks and knit accessories rather than lingerie
Brook There is an independent lingerie and loungewear label founded in 2007 by designer Brook DeLorme in Portland, Maine, initially as an offshoot of the shirting line Seawall she ran with her husband. The range centers on wireless soft-cup bras, briefs and simple loungewear cut from organic cotton with a touch of spandex and real silk trims, designed and sewn in the United States. Bras run in dual cup sizes from 32AB to 38CD, with bottoms and loungewear in XS-2XL as DeLorme continues expanding the size range. Remains founder-owned and direct-to-consumer.