Ethical Supply Chain

August 31, 2020

At Everyday Lingerie Co. we're about working with other businesses in our supply chain that work with sustainable and ethical practices and the reason that's so important to me is I know that I'm leaving behind a planet that I've done something that can actually leave my children with something and I want to ensure that I work through that with our supply chain.

It took us almost two years to find a factory that we could work with that we knew took care of their workers. It's not just about the product we make and the end users that it goes to, it's about where it's coming from. We've spent a great deal of time chatting with this factory, understanding what their practices are and how they're continually making improvements in their factory for their workers and everyone who touches the garments before they actually make it to that end user.

We also looked at the options for us with the bamboo. As an underwear fabric, bamboo has so many amazing properties. But if we were damaging the environment to actually have that product to you, it wasn't worth it for us. We've also ensured that within our supply chain, we're working with not only ethical factories who give us each different part of it, but they're also sustainable products that we're putting in there.

So, rest assured, we are making sure that we make our impact a positive one on the environment and the people that we work with from the start making of the underwear right through to the end user. But as long as the product that we actually produce is something that we're not damaging our planet for the long term. And we're giving you a product that is durable and lasting so you don't have to change them over as often. Less garments we buy, we know that leaves a better footprint.

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Sizing

Trying to find the right underwear size can be difficult due to different companies making different sizes. To make things easier we have created a step by step guide to take the guess work out of the equation.

Below we have measuring instructions with images to assist you.

Finding your size in our Underwear Range:

All you need to do is take a couple of simple measurements; your waist, your lower waist and your hips. The best way to do this is by using a soft measuring tape and a mirror to ensure you are accurate. If possible stand in front of a mirror when taking your measurements to ensure that the measuring tape is also parallel to the floor and is flat.

Measurement 1: Your waist

Your waist is the natural in indentation above your hips or just below your rib cage (see image). Wrap the soft measuring tape around firmly without pitching your skin together – write this measurement down.

Measurement 2: Your Lower Waist

Your lower waist is approx. 12cm down from your waist. Take your measuring tape and run this down from your waist to 12cm (see image). Wrap the soft measuring tape around this area firmly without pitching your skin together – write this measurement down.

Measurement 3: Your hips

Now wrap the soft measuring tape around the fullest part of your hips, this is approximately 25cm below your waist (see image). Use the mirror to check that your measuring tape is completely straight and parallel to the floor – write this measurement down.

Finding your size in our Crop Top Bralette Range:

All you need to do is take a couple of simple measurements; your Full Bust and your Lower or under bust. The best way to do this is by using a soft measuring tape and a mirror to ensure you are accurate.

Measurement 1: Your Full Bust

Your Full Bust is the fullest part of your bust (see image). Ensure that the measuring tape is completely straight and parallel to the floor. Wrap the soft measuring tape around firmly without pitching your skin together – write this measurement down

Measurement 2: Your Lower or Under Bust

The Lower or Under bust is measured by wrapping the measuring tape around your rib cage directly under your bust (see image). Wrap the soft measuring tape around firmly without pitching your skin together – write this measurement down

ELC Size	8	10	12	14	16	18	20	22
Full Bust Measurements (cm)	81-87	87-93	93-99	99-105	106-114	115-123	124-130	131-137
Lower or Under Bust Measurement (cm)	61-67	67-73	73-79	80-86	87-39	94-100	100-106	107-113
Waist Measurement (cm)	75	80	85	90	95	100	110	115
Lower Waist Measurement (cm)	90	95	100	105	110	115	120	125
Hip Measurement (cm)	95	100	105	110	115	120	125	130
USA	4 to 6	6 to 8	8 to 10	10 to 12	12 to 14	14 to 16	16 to 18	18 to 20
UK	6 to 8	8 to 10	10 to 12	12 to 14	14 to 16	16 to 18	18 to 20	20 to 22
EUROPE	34 to 36	36 to 38	38 to 40	40 to 42	42 to 44	44 to 46	46 to 48	48 to 50