The Louisa Bracq lingerie brand offers models for men that are both comfortable and aesthetic. Find a range of diverse and varied models to make you happy.
The Basic Range long boxer by Louisa Bracq is comfortable and elegant. It features an elasticated belt branded Louisa Bracq.
The Louisa Bracq lingerie brand offers models for men that are both comfortable and aesthetic. Find a range of diverse and varied models to make you happy.
The Basic Range long boxer by Louisa Bracq is comfortable and elegant. It features an elasticated belt branded Louisa Bracq.
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The Louisa Bracq lingerie brand offers models for men that are both comfortable and aesthetic. Find a range of diverse and varied models to make you happy.
The Basic Range long boxer by Louisa Bracq is comfortable and elegant. It features an elasticated belt branded Louisa Bracq.
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The lingerie brand Louisa Bracq owes its success to Louisa, who, at the dawn of the 1930s, designs sophisticated outfits, coats with large cloak collars, tailored jackets, dresses adorned with embroidery.
She also embroiders her silk lingerie in «pulled threads». Its palette is refined and English embroidery is already its specialty.
The Louisa Bracq embroidery factory is located in the Cambrai region. In 2007, Vincent and Jérôme founded the Louisa Bracq brand in honour of their grandmother. Rich in thousands of samples, this heritage is an incomparable know-how.
Each product is technically designed to be comfortable, aesthetic and functional. The Louisa Bracq style is a contemporary style, using its inspirations in urban culture.
Louisa Bracq bras adapt to all body types and ages. The brand seeks to adapt in embroidery things previously never offered, without degrading the quality of its products.
The embroidery used by Louisa Bracq lingerie models is unique and exclusive, intended only for Louisa Bracq brand lingerie collections.
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