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Cotton de Luxe
Briefs - white
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These Briefs from the Cotton-de-Luxe collection stand out thanks to their laboriously refined cotton fabric, which feels smooth, cool and soft against the skin. Thanks to their exceptional stretch, they will fit your curves perfectly, emphasising your feminine side with a low waistline and slightly contoured style. The high-quality mercerised cotton thread is processed to create a single loop of fabric, which means these briefs have no annoying side seams.
Order in case of doubt a size larger, because the article is rather small.
100% cotton





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The model is 173 cm tall and wears size Small (S).
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No seams, no limits. The mercerised fine rib is tubular knitted, creating a perfectly seamless look with the softest feel cotton can offer. Shape-retaining, highly elastic, and handmade in Switzerland – the ultimate deluxe refinement for your everyday essentials.
No seams, no limits. The mercerised fine rib is tubular knitted, creating a perfectly seamless look with the softest feel cotton can offer. Shape-retaining, highly elastic, and handmade in Switzerland – the ultimate deluxe refinement for your everyday essentials.
This style is produced for you in Switzerland. Discover how Zimmerli of Switzerland combines the highest quality standards with craftsmanship refined over generations to create unique designs – made for unparalleled comfort.
This style is produced for you in Switzerland. Discover how Zimmerli of Switzerland combines the highest quality standards with craftsmanship refined over generations to create unique designs – made for unparalleled comfort.
Keine kürzlich angesehenen Produkte
The finest materials for the luxurious feeling of well-being.
Passionate craftsmanship in Switzerland and the EU since Pauline Zimmerli founded the company.
Superior Swiss quality and mindful production for over 150 years.
