Brand profile

Parade

Colorful, size-inclusive underwear and intimates brand from New York, acquired by intimates manufacturer Ariela & Associates International in 2023.

New York CityOrigin
WomenswearFocus
Y2KStyle
$$Price

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A woman wearing Parade betsey johnson luxe sculpt cutout bodysuit

What to know about Parade

Color-led basics, not neutral staples

The core is bright recycled-fabric briefs, thongs, bralettes and basics, offered in an extended size range rather than a narrow set of nude and black staples.

Casting is part of the product

Since launching in 2019, the label has marketed itself through imagery spanning different body types and gender expressions, which shapes how the range is sized and shown.

Now backed by an intimates manufacturer

Acquired in August 2023 by Ariela & Associates International, the maker behind Curvy Couture and Smart & Sexy, adding sourcing scale and wholesale reach to the direct-to-consumer line.

Known forSocks & underwear

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Savage x Fenty

$$Inclusive lingerieEl Segundo, United States

Size-inclusive lingerie with the same casting-first marketing

What changes: Celebrity-led, bra-heavy assortment and membership pricing

A man wearing PSD Underwear core logo tee - black70% match

PSD Underwear

$Graphic underwearLos Angeles, United States

Loud printed underwear with a bold logo waistband

What changes: Male athlete-driven and skews streetwear, not intimates

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iheartraves

$$Festival wearAnaheim, United States

Bright, body-positive Gen-Z pieces in bold colorways

What changes: Festival dressing rather than everyday underwear drawer

Brand facts

Parade is a New York underwear and intimates label founded in 2019 by Cami Téllez and Jack DeFuria, built around colorful recycled-fabric briefs, thongs, bralettes and basics sold in an extended size range and marketed through casting that spans body types and gender expressions. In August 2023 the direct-to-consumer brand was acquired by Ariela & Associates International, the women-owned intimates manufacturer behind Curvy Couture, Smart & Sexy and the Fruit of the Loom bra license, which retained Parade's identity while adding sourcing scale and wholesale distribution.

Founded
2019
Origin
New York City, United States
Made in
China, Asia
Price
$$
Focus
Womenswear
Facts checked
September 2026
Styles
Y2K, Athleisure / Sportswear, Streetwear

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