Silk lingerie

Here, six generations of corset makers have perpetuated the "Cadolle touch": a unique blend of technical expertise and refinement, passed down from mother to daughter since Herminie Cadolle invented the corselet-bra.

Silk stands out for its fluidity and softness, embracing the body without ever marking it. This collection brings together silk bras, briefs, nighties, and nightgowns, in the House's proprietary custom colors—a palette chosen in the workshop that distinguishes each piece from standardized production and gives it a unique depth. Several models are enhanced with a lace finish on the cup, strap, or trim, a marriage between the fluidity of silk and the couture delicacy that distinguishes Cadolle.

Silk lends itself to varied cuts: triangle or balconette for bras, high-waist or thong for briefs, fluid cut for nighties and nightgowns. Its texture, both silky and resistant, makes it a material of choice for the most precious pieces of intimate wear, those worn primarily for oneself, in a spirit of seduction always suggested, never ostentatious.

This collection is for women seeking an exceptional adornment for significant occasions—all-silk wedding lingerie, a Valentine's Day gift—as well as those who wish to offer themselves the daily softness of a noble material. For women seeking a perfect fit, custom-made remains the ultimate expression of Cadolle's expertise. Each custom-made piece is crafted in our Parisian workshops, where measurements and successive fittings allow us to adjust cups, straps, and cut to each client's exact morphology.

How to choose and care for your silk lingerie:

The choice of a silk piece depends primarily on its intended use: a flexible, wire-free cut for comfort, a more structured band for enhanced support under an evening outfit. As silk is a natural material sensitive to friction, it is advisable to prioritize seams and straps that distribute tension well.

For care, silk requires gentle washing, exclusively by hand, in lukewarm water with a soap suitable for delicate fibers. Avoiding wringing, machine drying, and direct sun exposure helps maintain the silk's luster and fluidity over time.