Made by Niki is a premium lingerie brand from England that focuses on fit and support.
Niki McMorrough, the creative force behind the brand, makes use of smooth lines, unusual colours and hints of retro style. Together with Scott Parker, she's building a strong brand with a distinctive style that is turning heads in the world of high-fashion. 
Niki's innovative designs are guaranteed to complement your seasonal wardrobe and make you look and feel fabulous from bedroom to boardroom.

Quirky vintage-style lingerie, inspired by pin-up models and made from precious organic fabrics.

Originally from Canada, the Bath-based designer, Jenny Ambrose, has a strong commitment to organic lingerie. Her collections are currently produced in the UK.

Enamore is a creative fashion label producing beautiful lingerie from organic and sustainable fabrics.

Bold colours and a sporty style aren't the only things that make  g=9.8 stand out, there's also its commitment to the environment and fair trade. 

The g=9.8 signature fabric is incredibly soft and flowing and made from organic white pine cuttings! The beautiful bright colours are achieved using skin-friendly dyes that have a low environmental impact.

Sophie Young, g=9.8's founder and designer, is proud that her lingerie is made in a small French village. Ethical lingerie with young French style.

Once upon a time a woman went on a long search for a good suspender belt set … and ended up with a vintage inspired lingerie brand designed for femme fatales.

Owner-designer Catherine Clavering produces glamorous lingerie inspired by 50s film divas; sensuality with just a hint of danger.

A small business that grew out of the campaign against 3rd World debt, poverty, sweatshops and ugly underwear.  Pants to Poverty create organic fair-trade pants in bright young designs.  The phrase “say pants to ...” is an injunction to wave goodbye to something considered outmoded, unwanted or unnecessary.  Pants to Poverty's mission is to rid the world of bad pants. They can be seen with lots of friends in their underwear, protesting against poverty www.youtube.com/user/pants2poverty.