Bamboo Cheeky-Cut
Meet the Bamboo Cheeky-Cut, the go-to underwear for those who want something in-between a Bikini and a Gstring. Some would call them a Brazilian. We call them incredibly comfortable. With a mid-rise on the hips and cheeky back, they’re the perfect pair for work and play.
The ultra-soft underwear design also features a luxe lace trim, because comfortable and cute don’t have to be mutually exclusive.
- Super-Stretchy, Second-Skin Feeling
- No Tight, Bulky Seams To Sit Invisible Under Clothing
- Won’t Leave Red Marks Or Itchy Lines
- 3x More Breathable Than Cotton To Stay Fresh
- 4x More Absorbent Than Cotton To Stay Dry
- Antibacterial & Antifungal To Reduce Exposure To Vaginal Infections
- Sustainably & Ethically Made From Organic Bamboo
- Certified STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX®
FABRICATION
- 92% Bamboo 8% Elastane
- Bamboo fabric is 100% biodegradable
- Certified STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX®
- Read more about our bamboo fabric here.
CARE
To get longevity out of your overachieving Vee Intimates it’s best to use a lingerie bag and wash on a gentle machine wash setting. You should ideally use weak/mild laundry detergents on bamboo fabric. Oh, and don’t tumble dry, they don't really like that.
Unlike cotton, bamboo has no natural pests which means it can be sustainably grown without the use of any chemical weeding, herbicides or pesticides. Further to this, bamboo uses one third of the amount of water used to grow cotton. Bamboo is also the fastest growing plant in the world making it a naturally renewable resource.
After Vee’s bamboo is organically grown, it’s processed into a fibre using a softening solution which is recycled & used again, and again. This means that no waste is disposed of into the environment, ever. Our feathery soft material is then spun into a yarn and sewn into Vee Underwear.
All of Vee’s fabrics are independently tested by OEKO-TEX ® an international body specialised in testing the skin safety of finished textile products. All Vee’s fabrics successfully hold OEKO-TEX ® certification.
