For new lingerie labels
Lingerie is one of the hardest categories to launch: fit depends on band and cup sizes that vary between countries and brands, factories need detailed specifications for wires, cups and elastics, and the packaging and labels carry legal and care information as well as your brand.
The Lingerie Studio starts with a product library — each style entered once with its sizes, colours, fabric and photos — and builds your size chart and fit guide, tech pack and packaging from it, with your brand colours and fonts on every page.
How it works
Your bands with underbust ranges and cups with bust differences; the band × cup grid, regional labels you enter, measuring steps and a fit guide.
Bra Size Chart & Fit Guide GeneratorCup construction, padding, underwire, straps, hook-and-eye, elastics, graded bra or brief measurements, BOM, QC and revisions.
Lingerie Tech Pack CreatorHang tags, brand, size and wash-care labels with vector care symbols, boxes, sleeves, stickers and inserts at print size with bleed guides.
Lingerie Packaging & Label DesignerA brand or seasonal catalogue with product pages, prices and a table of contents.
Lingerie Catalogue MakerRanges and regional labels are yours; nothing is converted between countries automatically.
Name, SKU, category, sizes, colours, fabric, prices, photos and status — reused by every tool.
Wire, cups, padding, straps, closures and elastics in the tech pack.
Pieces in millimetres with bleed, trim and safe-area guides you switch off before printing.
Two brand colours and heading and body fonts from your profile.
Rupees with Indian grouping and an optional GSTIN on documents.
Returns in lingerie are mostly fit problems. Measure your own samples, publish ranges that match them, say whether they are body or garment measurements and tell customers what to do between sizes. The size chart tool warns about overlapping or missing ranges as you type.
Labels carry more than a logo: size, fibre content, care, country of origin and manufacturer details. Lay each piece out at its real size, keep text inside the safe area and extend backgrounds to the bleed. Care symbols are drawn as vectors; check them against your fabric supplier’s instructions.
No. Sizing differs between brands, so you enter your own ranges and regional labels.
They are drawn to look like the common symbols. Check them against your supplier’s care instructions and local labelling rules.
No. Boxes and sleeves are flat print panels; get the die-line from your printer.
Yes, including PDF, PNG and JPG downloads, with no watermark.
Free, with no watermark — start as a guest and keep your work with a free account.
