Ambra

The Australian brand Ambra was launched in 1992 and since then the business has been moving from strength to strength. Taken under the wing of the already-prominent Levante Hosiery, it soon began exporting its legwear, bodywear and underwear overseas, to UK Lingerie, New Zealand and beyond, making it not only a manufacturer of high-quality goods, but also a truly international company from the get-go.

The brand shows products can be neatly divided into underwear and women's shapewear, as well as legwear, bodywear and accessories, and within each of these categories, Ambra has devised a huge range of collections each with specific attributes and goals in mind for the consumer.

Ambra's underwear division is vast and encompasses styles that lie softly against the skin as well as products that rely on innovative yarn technology to provide the most exciting, wearable lingerie. Their Bodysoft range captures what many lingerie wearers want from their products, a simple, clean-looking design made from fabric that sits comfortably on the body without harshness or rub and which soothes the skin.

Ambra Bodybare

Ambra's Bodybare briefs are super. Its clean-cut, minimalist style is specifically designed to be worn without irritation under your outfit, and Ambra's seamfree technology allows for this. This range has the twin goals of comfort and invisibility, as the specialist luxury yarn provides what the designers call a no-show finish, perfect for customers who want to feel like they're wearing nothing at all under their outer layers.

If it's natural fibres and a step towards a more organic lifestyle you're looking for, the Ecostyle ranges are the ideal product range for you. The two sub-ranges in their collection are Ecostyle Bamboo and Ecostyle Organic Cotton, and as the name suggests, the result of Ambra's incredibly innovative fabric designs is an environmentally friendly product made of bamboo elastane blend or natural cotton fibres, respectively. This, along with the lack of chemical agents or harmful pesticides, as well as the use of mild, non-abrasive dyes to colour the yarn, gives these items the ecological edge on other lingerie products on the market.