GILDA & PEARL
United Kingdom
Fleuriste Underwire
$250
The French embroidery on this bra must be seen to be believed! A burst of delicate florals in all the colors of the rainbow with a touch of burnished gold, are carefully embroidered onto the softest sheer tulle. A true showstopper, the Fleuriste bra in Jardin Doré is a treasure to behold for any lingerie lover. Pair with the matching Fleuriste brief for a complete ensemble.
Complete your order by requesting an underbra measurement from 32-38
Provides one girlÂ
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 months ofÂ
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A-cup (we refer to as XS)
B-cup (we refer to as S)
C-cup (we refer to as M)
D-cup (we refer to as L)
DD-cup (we refer to as XL)
Complete your order by requesting an underbra measurement from 32-38
French lace
Stretch tulle lining
French Leavers lace is loomed by hand by artisans in France. This garment, like Gilda & Pearl’s entire collection, is prepared in small batch.
Gilda & Pearl is committed to preserving specialist skills that have been passed down through generations in the United Kingdom. They maintain a low impact carbon footprint and stock levels to a minimum, by working with small, female-run ateliers in the EU.
Sustainable raw materials are used at every opportunity and dyes only when necessary. Fabric selection is based on factors such as whether the fabric can last a lifetime, and whether it will biodegrade at the end of its lifecycle.
Gilda & Pearl use trims such as French Leavers lace – an incredibly intricate fabric, slowly woven on 19th century lace looms… only a few of these looms remain in the world!
Feathers are supplied by a specialist UK-based family business and are byproduct from the food industry.
Every piece is produced in adherence with UK labor and environmental laws and regulations from start to finish, without exception. Gilda & Pearl works with UK-based, family run silk suppliers who have committed to an ethical code of conduct.
All dyeing and processing is kept at a minimum in compliance with REACH, and natural, un-dyed silks are used for bridal ranges. When fabrics must be dyed, it is done in small quantities within the EU wherever possible.
