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“After the strong momentum of our FHV Collection,” began Dreamgirl’s Paul Tobon, “we’re excited to introduce CORE 2027 — a new collection built around one simple idea: For every day. For every season.” The new group, which is scheduled to land in January, “brings together versatile, elevated lingerie styles designed for year-round selling. With a thoughtful mix of timeless silhouettes, flattering fits, essential colors, and fresh newness, CORE is designed to become a dependab

Left, Simplicity P2600 from Parfait; right, the Holly nursing bra. “The third quarter of 2026 has been one of the busiest and most exciting seasons in Parfait’s history, with five major product introductions for AW26,” according to founder and CEO Ken Zhang. The launches have included “innovative seamless essentials and fashion-forward full-busted bras” as well as “new nursing solutions and fresh color updates to customer favorites.” For September the company has just introdu

Q2 sales at iFabric’s Intimate Apparel Division (which it also refers to as the Coconut Grove Division) jumped 28% to $3,248,358CAD (Canadian dollars, about $2.34 million at current exchange rates) from $2,528,626CAD (about $1.8 million) in 2025, “mainly driven by the launch of Nudish at major retailers after the prior Maidenform licence expired on December 31, 2025.” (Nudish offers adhesive bras and a variety of other intimate apparel solutions products). The company stated

A collection of Glamorise bras shown on the brand’s website. Sales at Wacoal International Corp. (U.S.), the Americas division of Japan-based Wacoal Holdings Corp., in the three months ending June 30, rose 34.3%. Revenue was lofted by the addition of sales from Glamorise, the brand it acquired early in the period. Meanwhile “business profit” for the division as a whole fell 12.2%. Sales for the division in total were 8,900 million yen (about $55.9 million at current exchange