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Coconut Grove Q2 Sales +28%
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
Nick Monjo
1 day ago


Wacoal U.S., Europe Sales Rise
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
Nick Monjo
Aug 13


New Curve Icon From Cacique
Currently on the Cacique website, left, the Curve Icon Lace Unlined Balconette Bra ($35.50) and right, the Curve Icon Max Boost Plunge Bra ($35.50). Lane Bryant’s Cacique Intimates, has just launched Curve Icon, a new bra and panty collection that offers “sexy vibes” but, “without compromising comfort.” The plus-size retailer emphasizes the line provides “lift & coverage that shows just the right amount of décolleté in gorgeous jewel tones and fall-forward florals.” Heather N
Nick Monjo
Aug 11


Honey Birdette Q2 Sales +18.2%
New on the Honey Birdette website, the orange Whitney Spritz Bra ($145), Garter Belt ($115), Thong ($90) and Hot Orange Sheer Stay Up Stockings ($35). Right, the Kukuro Ocean Bra ($155), Garter Belt ($130), Panty ($115) and Cuffs ($130). Honey Birdette second quarter sales rose 18.2% to $19.5 million, up from $16.5 million in Q2 2025. “The increase was driven by stronger than expected growth both online and in stores, with higher gross margins,” which jumped to 65.1%. Parent
Nick Monjo
Aug 10

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