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Sleepwear made from hotel bedsheets, upcoming reviews, Threads + more

Esty Lingerie

Sent on 09 July 2023 12:40 PM

Hi!

Are you on the new Threads app? If so, come follow me there and let me know which of these lingerie pieces you think I should decorate my office with! (I also have plans to frame some items and create a proper lingerie wall gallery at some point).

I'm still thinking about how best to use the app. I might make it a bit more of a 'personal' space rather than strictly lingerie-themed, to differentiate it from my Twitter feed, which will mean also sharing some content around sustainable fashion/living, and possibly documenting my home decor progress too - we bought a new place back at the end of last year that we plan to live in for a long time, and we're just now getting properly started on making it our own. Is that something you'd be interested in?

In other news, I've just updated the lingerie sales page with a bunch of new offers (scroll down for some of my favourites). I realise I've been a bit lax about updating this since I stopped sending weekly newsletters, so I'm going to try to be a bit more diligent about it going forwards!

Now, here's what's new and coming up soon on the blog:

Petra by Studio Pia - My first Studio Pia, hooray! I've followed this brand since its debut collection and always wanted to try it, and finally took the plunge in a recent sale. This is next on my to-review list.

Lvane period underwear - I wrote about this brand for Lingerie Briefs recently, which is creating particularly stylish period knickers. I haven't had a chance to try it yet but will be reporting back once I do.

Deilien by Fleur of England (biodegradable synthetic lace!) - I mentioned this in my previous newsletter but only just received a size exchange, so the review is still a while off but definitely on the agenda.

Hermit London: Sleepwear Made from Hotel Bed Linen

Hotels throw out their bedsheets over the tiniest defect, when most of the fabric is still perfectly usable and can be repurposed. This brand's doing just that.