We have chosen regenerated (textile-to-textile recycled) lace as the primary fabric for our products to meet specific traceability needs and rely on globally accredited certifications. The quality of our fabrics adds further value without compromising aesthetics.

Our Italian eco lace was developed with environmental preservation as a focal point, taking into account not only the individual fibres but the entire manufacturing process.  Its eco-friendly approach encompasses the whole manufacturing process, from selecting raw materials to using solar energy. This means our lace manufacturers are equipped with a photovoltaic system, including solar panels, which provide about 30% of the factory's total energy consumption while ensuring a significant reduction in water use.

Thanks to a highly innovative production system for regenerating synthetic fibres called MCS (Melting-Continuous-Spinning), residues from the production process can be reused to spin new microfibers that are exceptionally soft and silky, ensuring brilliant colours and ease of dyeing. All these yarns made from the residues of the spinning process, which would typically be treated as waste with considerable environmental implications, make our signature Aberdevine lace. They are the main component of our beautiful, handmade, durable bras, bodysuits and knickers. All the yarns used to create our lace satisfy specific traceability needs and boast globally accredited certifications, including Global Recycled Standard, OEKO-Tex, and EU Ecolabel.

The delicate tulle that you see in our designs is a very special one as well. The importance of tulle in lingerie craft cannot be underestimated. It’s the lace and the tulle that hold your breasts in place, and it is of utmost importance that it’s performing in the right way, providing the right stretchability, support and, most of all, softness.

We use AMNI SOUL ECO® tulle- made of accelerated biodegradable textile yarns that maintain the high performance of polyamide throughout the life of the garment, leaving no toxic elements in the soil after decomposition. AMNI SOUL ECO® technology is part of a new generation of sustainable yarns produced with environmentally friendly processes. This innovative composition allows the fibre to decompose faster in anaerobic landfills and in the marine environment at the end of the garment's life. Data shows that more than 50 percent of end-of-life clothing ends up in landfills. In these environments, garments made with AMNI SOUL ECO® yarns fully decompose 10 times faster than other synthetic fibers.[1]

Our tulle has all the important certificates, including Oeko-Tex Standard 100 Class 1 certification, which certifies the absence of harmful substances in its products.

For the most intimate part of your knickers, briefs and bodysuits, we have carefully chosen TENCEL™ Lyocell, which creates all the gussets. It is produced from sustainably sourced wood in a certified environmentally responsible manner. TENCEL™ Lyocell fibres derive from controlled and certified wood sources and a trademark of Lenzing AG, Austria.

We considered bamboo, but it grows poorly in the European climate and inevitably involves long-distance air freight. We deemed new organic cotton to be too environmentally harmful in its growth and production, particularly its water and heat demands, and recycled cotton failed our durability and appearance tests. Our TENCEL™ Lyocell just like all our other components comes from Europe, it's made from wood pulp. It is hygienic, has antimicrobial properties, is kind to skin, and is completely biodegradable.

All our bras, bralettes and bodysuits have straps and bands made from sustainable recycled nylon obtained from regenerated raw materials that would otherwise have been disposed of as waste. They are made of certified Q-NOVA®, a recycled and sustainable Nylon fibre obtained from regenerated raw materials, according to the criteria and requirements of modern traceability. Q-NOVA® comprises waste materials from the primary production cycle at the fabric manufacturers in Italy. Such materials could not be reused in any other way and would otherwise be disposed of externally as waste. Furthermore, it uses an innovative mechanical regeneration system, which does not involve using chemical materials that would compromise the sustainability of the final product. Q-NOVA® is certified and traced by the Global Recycle Standard system, by the European ECOLABEL EU system as well as by the OEKO-TEX STD 100 CLASS I system.