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Olly Lingerie was created by two young women, Mathilde and Clementine, in 2017. The lingerie which they create answers to a simple and essential need: find underwear made with respect for humans and an environment that doesn't look like grandma's panties!
Our brand chooses to work with European factories to support local know-hows and to limit its carbon footprint linked to transport. Thus, every brand panty is lovingly made either in Hungary, France, Italy Austria or Germany.
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Natural, Organic and Recycled Fabrics To Feel Good In
The brand uses certified GOTS organic cotton wherever possible and only non-noxious dyes certified Oeko-Tex 100, making sure that your underwear does not contain harmful and toxic substances that otherwise would enter your pores while wearing.
Their recycled lace is made from a recycled fiber thread. The company which weaves this thread, recovers its own production scraps (which would usually be thrown away to be destroyed) and grinds them by a mechanical process (not chemical). With this new material they can reconstitute a thread, which will allow to make the lace. In addition to the waste savings, this thread saves: 90% water and 80% electricity.
Olly Lingerie was created by two young women, Mathilde and Clementine, in 2017. The lingerie which they create answers to a simple and essential need: find underwear made with respect for humans and an environment that doesn't look like grandma's panties!
Our brand chooses to work with European factories to support local know-hows and to limit its carbon footprint linked to transport. Thus, every brand panty is lovingly made either in Hungary, France, Italy Austria or Germany.
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Natural, Organic and Recycled Fabrics To Feel Good In
The brand uses certified GOTS organic cotton wherever possible and only non-noxious dyes certified Oeko-Tex 100, making sure that your underwear does not contain harmful and toxic substances that otherwise would enter your pores while wearing.
Their recycled lace is made from a recycled fiber thread. The company which weaves this thread, recovers its own production scraps (which would usually be thrown away to be destroyed) and grinds them by a mechanical process (not chemical). With this new material they can reconstitute a thread, which will allow to make the lace. In addition to the waste savings, this thread saves: 90% water and 80% electricity.
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