Triangle bra

Six generations of corsetieres have kept the "Cadolle touch" alive here: that unique blend of technical skill and refinement, passed down from mother to daughter since Herminie Cadolle invented the "corselet-gorge" (bra-corset).

The triangle bra stands out for its simple cut and lack of underwire, offering flexible support that naturally follows the bust rather than constricting it. This lightness makes it a favorite for women seeking comfort without sacrificing aesthetics. Our selection features triangle bras in lace and silk, in the House's bespoke colors—a palette that distinguishes each piece from standardized production and gives it a particular depth.

Some models are available strapless, to adapt to the most demanding necklines, or in a bandeau version for a streamlined look under fitted clothing. The lace, crafted into a triangle, plays on transparency with suggested elegance; the silk, meanwhile, provides a softness and fluidity that embraces the body without ever marking it. This interplay of materials allows each woman to choose the intensity of refinement that suits her, from the most discreet to the most precious.

This collection caters to all everyday occasions as well as more intimate moments: a lace triangle for Valentine's Day, a silk version for bridal lingerie, or simply the pleasure of a delicate piece worn for oneself. For women seeking a perfect fit, bespoke remains the ultimate expression of Cadolle's expertise. Each custom-made piece is crafted in our Parisian workshops, where precise measurements and successive fittings allow the cut, drape, and finishes to be adjusted to each client's exact morphology.

Choosing and caring for your triangle bra:

The choice of a triangle bra primarily depends on body shape and desired support: without underwire, it is particularly suitable for smaller or medium busts, seeking comfort and a natural look. For more generous busts, a triangle bra with adjustable straps and a wide support band under the bust offers sufficient support without sacrificing the lightness of the cut.

Regarding care, lace and silk are delicate materials that require gentle washing, by hand or on a delicate cycle, to preserve their shape and luster. Avoiding wringing and machine drying helps maintain the precision of the finishes wash after wash.