NICO

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"It's perhaps ironic for NICO to offer such visibility around garments that conventionally go unseen, but communication and transparency have been integral to the brand since day one.”

"Minimalist design and ethical transparency lay at the heart of NICO , an Australian label with a distinct thread of understated luxury throughout their collections. Among their intimates is a plant dyed, organic cotton collection, both kinder to Mother Nature and to your skin."

“Established in 2012, NICO celebrates minimalism and understated luxury in all of its sentiment. For NICO, it's about high quality underwear that champions clean lines, luxe fabrics in everyday tones.”

"Aussie brand NICO has earned a cult following for its seriously chic range of sorbet tones and retro intimates styles. But it helps that its pieces are each thoughtfully created with raw materials and plant-based dyes to minimse their impact on the planet."

"The sustainable underwear label that offers high quality designs that will make you look and feel good."

“NICO’s super-soft intimates are made with respect for people and the planet. Committed to upholding and cultivating ethical and sustainable transparency in the fashion industry, its luxurious range looks and feels beautiful.”

"NICO creates both basics and elevated undergarments that are both soft and easy to wear, and kind to the earth, completely free from toxic chemicals or harmful dyes."

"This minimalist underwear label proudly cuts it's designs from organic cotton, minimising the amount of chemicals and waste water that enters the environment during production. Beloved for the array of soft, pastel hues each piece is clad in, each color is derived from a plant-based dye."

"NICO is a brand that puts sustainability top of mind. The label chooses materials based on environmental footprint to ensure its production process is as sustainable as possible. This Triangle Bra is made from organic cotton and was dyed this mauve colour thanks to the bark of a vembadam tree. Colour us impressed!"