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1863 — 1970

A Century of Raising the Bra

For over a century, the evolution of the bra has mirrored the changing landscape of women's lives.

The First Patent

Early supporters were hand-crafted, lightly boned, and expensive, but the corset still dominated the market.

1863

Peddling Wears

Bicycling culture propels the "Health Reform" movement, causing undergarments to start shifting as rational wear

1900

Girls Will Be Boys?

WWI ends, and society radically changes; the new fashion norm embraces a flatter, more boyish silhouette.

1920

Strong Foundations

As society escapes the Great Depression through the influence of Hollywood starlets, the bra becomes a solidified fashion norm.

1930

Bras for the Cause

WWII sends women into the workforce, fueling the demand for durable bras. The "Sweater Girl" look boosts morale

1940

She's a Bombshell

V is for victory and plunging necklines. The shapely, iconic torpedo cone bra is in!

1950

Ladies, Let It Burn

Feminism explodes, and the era of unnatural constructions fades. The "free love" movement embraces a bra-free condition.

1960

Discos & CEOs

Seamless, naturally colored, and inconspicuous bras become the standard for women in the office and on the dance floor.

1970

Every Era, Curated for You

While the trends have shifted from the structural designs of the Victorian era to the sleek, seamless styles of today, one thing remains constant: your right to feel comfortable, supported, and confident. Whether you are looking for the nostalgic charm of vintage-inspired lace or the revolutionary comfort of modern seamless technology, we have curated the best of every era for you.