Just like more visible fashions, women’s panties have changed a lot over the years. Shape trends have come and gone (and in some cases, come back again), while innovations in the textile industry have driven other design changes from decade...
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Cotton vs. Nylon Panties, and Why You’ll Love Both
Now that we’re heading into summer, you might be paying extra attention to the fiber content of your clothing to ensure it will be cool and comfortable. And nowhere does…
When Is It Time to Replace Your Underwear?
Shadowline® Lace Cheeky Panty Did you spring clean your lingerie drawer this season? Some of us love this annual ritual, others simply buy fresh underwear as and when we find…
What’s the Point of Pant Liner Slips?
When it comes to skirt and dress slips, there are many different reasons that people wear them. But whereas skirts and dresses sometimes come with their own built-in lining layer…
Princess Seams: What They Are, and Why You’ll Love Them
Some like their slips and camisoles to be loose and flowy over the tummy area, like our Velrose® Full Slip with Wide Lace. Others like them to gently nip in…
Cherish: Comfy and Colorful Nightgowns
Want to add a pop of color to your sleepwear drawer in anticipation of spring? We recommend a look at our Cherish collection – a three-piece nightgown range where classic…
Full Slip, Half Slip or Pettipants? Here’s How to Choose
Did you know that the first lingerie items we ever made, shortly after the end of World War II, were slips? They’re truly at the heart of our brand! Not…
Lingerie Gift Ideas for Budgets Big and Small
Starting to think about (and shop for) the holidays? Whoever’s on your gift list this year – your partner, your mom, your friend, or hey, even yourself! – we’ve got…
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From Hipster to High Waist: A Guide to Panty Rise
When shopping online for panties, you might have come across the term ‘rise’ and wondered what exactly it means, beyond the fact that low rise = low-waisted and high rise = high-waisted. How low is low rise, for example? Or...
The History of Nylon Lingerie
© Abrakadabraart Here at Shadowline Lingerie, we’re big fans of nylon – it’s the primary fabric type we use! A fun fact that many people don’t know about it is that in its early days of existence, nylon was more...
7 Different Ways to Wear a Slip
How many slips are in your closet? If the answer is “lots”, then you already know how wonderful this classic lingerie style can be – some would say it’s just as much an indispensable wardrobe staple as a pair of...
What Is Modal Fabric, and Why Is It Great for Sleepwear?
From the fresh feeling of cotton to the glamour of satin, everyone has their own preference when it comes to sleepwear or loungewear fabrics. But today we'd like to introduce you to an option you may not have previously considered:...
Exploring the Vintage Shadowline® Lingerie Archives
Running a lingerie business is hard (but rewarding) work. From designing new garments to attending trade shows, to keeping up with all of your orders, our days are always busy – and we wouldn’t have it any other way! But...
Full Slip, Half Slip or Pettipants? Here’s How to Choose
Did you know that the first lingerie items we ever made, shortly after the end of World War II, were slips? They’re truly at the heart of our brand! Not to mention, absolutely essential to our wardrobes too. There are...
Panty Style Guide: How to Choose the Best Panty for You
Never in the history of panties have we had access to so many different styles as we do now – a quick search online is all it takes to find hip hugger panties, high-waisted ones, design with either full coverage...
Get the Vintage Lingerie Look: 1950s Style
Fashion in the 1950s was all about glamor – and curves! After all, this was the decade when Marilyn Monroe was at the height of her fame, and women everywhere wanted to imitate her voluptuous look. It was also an...
From Nylon to Cotton: A Guide to the Shadowline® Fabrics
Did you know that some of the fabrics we use for Shadowline® garments were developed in house, especially for use by our brand, or that we often use the same fabrics across multiple ranges so that you have the option...
