Lace lingerie

Six generations of corsetieres have perpetuated the "Cadolle touch" here: this unique blend of technicality and refinement, passed down from mother to daughter since the invention of the corselet-gorge by Herminie Cadolle.

The lace is distinguished by its transparency and the finesse of its patterns, which sculpt the silhouette while preserving a suggested, never ostentatious elegance. This collection brings together lace bras, briefs, slips, and corsets, in the Maison's own homemade colors — a palette chosen in the workshop that distinguishes each piece from standardized production. The choice of a durable, dense, and structured lace guarantees each piece its precision over time, whether it's a cup, a border, or an insert.

Lace lends itself to various cuts: triangle or balconette for bras, high-waisted or thong for briefs, structured boning for corsets and bustiers. This versatility allows every woman to find, in all pieces of her intimate wardrobe, the same material finesse and the same couture standard.

This collection is aimed at women seeking an exceptional adornment for significant occasions — wedding lingerie, a Valentine's Day gift — as well as those who wish to indulge in the everyday refinement of a precious material. For women seeking a perfect fit, made-to-measure remains the ultimate expression of Cadolle's expertise. Each made-to-measure piece is crafted in our Parisian workshops, where precise measurements and successive fittings allow for adjusting cups, straps, and cut to the exact morphology of each client.

Choosing and caring for your lace lingerie:

The choice of a lace piece primarily depends on the desired use: fine, supple lace for everyday comfort, denser, structured lace for reinforced support in a corset or bustier. It is important to check the quality of the lace: good quality lace retains its crisp patterns after several washes.

In terms of care, lace is a delicate material that requires gentle washing, by hand or on a delicate cycle, to preserve the precision of its patterns. Avoiding spinning and machine drying helps maintain the lace's shape over successive washes.