Black bra

Six generations of corsetieres perpetuate the "Cadolle touch" here: this unique link between technicality and refinement, passed down from mother to daughter since the invention of the corselet-bra by Herminie Cadolle.

Black lends itself to all materials and all cuts, without ever losing its strength. Our selection draws from the House's bespoke colors, a deep black obtained in the workshop that distinguishes each piece from standardized production. This shade reveals the precision of the coloring work carried out by the Cadolle teams, guaranteeing lasting intensity and hold, far from a black that fades after a few washes.

Black comes in several materials: lace, for delicate transparency that plays on suggestion rather than demonstration; silk, for softness and fluidity that gently embraces the body; satin, for a subtle shine that reveals every line of the cut. Depending on the chosen cut—triangle, balconette, bustier, push-up or wireless—black adapts to every body type while retaining that suggested elegance that characterizes the House's voice, never vulgar or demonstrative.

This collection is aimed at women looking for a timeless piece, both discreet for everyday wear and assertive for a more significant occasion: Valentine's Day, an evening out, or simply the pleasure of wearing an exceptional piece for oneself. For body types that do not find their fit in a standard size, 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 band to the exact body shape of each client.

Choosing your black bra wisely:

The choice of a black piece depends primarily on the material and the desired use: lace for delicate transparency, silk for softness against the skin, satin for a more luminous effect under evening wear. The cut, on the other hand, must above all meet the desired support: wireless for flexibility, deep cups for more structured support, push-up for a pronounced curve.

For care, lace, silk, and satin are delicate materials that require gentle washing, by hand or on a delicate cycle, to preserve the intensity of the black and the hold of the finishes. Avoiding spinning and machine drying helps maintain the depth of the shade over washes.