INTIMATES

Designed, grown, milled, cut, sewn & dyed here in the United States.

Great budget GOTS cotton options, but they also sell a ton recycled nylon & other fabrics I avoid, so read labels and stick to their organic cotton.

These brands are using GOTS certified organic cotton. GOTS ensures strict limits on toxic chemicals, environmental impact, and ethical labor practices from start to finish.  Brands may sell other fabrics as well, so read labels.  These brands use lower impact petroleum dervied dyes.

"sexy, but make it comfortable" six different types of undies, female boxer briefs and a couple of bralettes.

organic materials, no pesticides, no toxic dyes, 8% spandex. climate neutral, certified B corp

GOTS certified since 2014, regenerative organic certified (ROC) offerings, & fair trade federation. (undies only)

mostly organic cotton with under 10% spandex, carries bralettes.

"vote with your dollar" brand. organic underwear & bralettes made where the cotton is grown and dyed with only fermented & plant dyes.

These are the "vote with your dollar" brands. They are a mix of brands using either GOTS or regenerative cotton, plant-based or naturally derived dyes, including some made from food waste, to avoid petroleum derived dyes.

GOTS Organic, even organic thread, plant dyed  &  OEKO TEX.

100% organic cotton everything, suuuuper cute feminine designs for smaller chested women.

a mix of organic cotton & hemp materials.

100% organic pima cotton bras & 100% organic cotton undies.

Canadian based company, using Australian Merino Wool, & less than 10% spandex. (undies only)

These brands prioritize low-tox, cleaner materials and ethical production, even if they don’t always carry full certifications. Many use organic fabrics, safer dyes, and thoughtful sourcing to reduce overall chemical exposure.

certified B Corp, organic cotton free from: latex, spandex, synthetic fibers, harsh dyes, resins, bleach, formaldehyde.

100% organic GOTS Supima cotton is known as the cashmere of cotton, & plant bio-based elastic waistbands, plant based packaging. zero plastic.

Tencel provides a very light weight and breathable experience that some people prefer to cotton when it comes to underwear.  It is a non-toxic alternative to organic cotton.  These brands are OEKO TEX Certified.

I love this company and own a lot of their underwear and camisoles.  When I workout, I prefer Tencel over cotton for my underwear.

Huha is 90% Tencel and offers a wide variety of undergarments.  I do avoid their mineral underwear line, unless a doctor recomments zinc infused undies for a medical reason.

A 100% organic cotton padded bra is elusive.  Hannah D. is creating one, but in the meantime, these are the best options available for larger women who need a full coverage, padded bra.

Plastic free full coverage bras, nursing bras and even a padded bra!  The foam pads are polyester but fully covered in natural fibers.

Third Love has an organic cotton line of bras that are 93% organic cotton / 7% spandex and their perfect coverage bra goes up to size H(DDDD).  They sell other fabrics so read labels.