This is a list of notable lingerie brands and their country of manufacture. It catalogues brands known primarily for their lingerie or underwear, not fashion or clothing in general.
| Brand | Year of establishment | Country of origin | Country of manufacture |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alanic | 2011 | United States | United States |
| Adore Me | 2011 | US | Vietnam/Sri Lanka |
| Aerie | 2006 | US | India |
| Agent Provocateur | 1994 | UK | China |
| Andrés Sardá | 1980 | Spain | Spain/China |
| Ann Summers | 1970 | UK | China |
| Anna Sui Lingerie | 2014 [1] | Korea | China |
| Baci Lingerie | 2010 | US | China |
| Bali | 1927 | US | Honduras/Dominican Republic |
| Berlei | 2005 | Australia | Indonesia |
| Bluebella | 2005 | UK | Unknown |
| Boutique La Vie en Rose | 1984 | Canada | India/China |
| Boux Avenue | 2011 | UK | Turkey/China |
| Bravissimo | 1995 | UK | Romania |
| Bruno Banani | 1993 | Germany | Estonia |
| Cake Maternity | 2008 | Australia | China |
| Chantelle | 1876 | France | France |
| Coco de Mer | 2001 | UK | Portugal |
| Figleaves | 1998 | UK | Unknown |
| Formfit | 1917 ceased 1997 | US | Unknown |
| Frederick's of Hollywood | 1947 | US | US/China |
| Gilly Hicks | 2008 | US | Unknown |
| Hanro | 1884 | Switzerland | Austria/Hungary/Portugal |
| Hunkemöller | 1886 | Netherlands | China |
| Intimissimi | 1996 | Italy | Sri Lanka |
| Iris Lingerie | 1929 ceased 1970 | US | US |
| Jockey | 1876 | US | US |
| Jolidon | 1993 | Romania | Romania |
| Kestos | 1925 ceased 1985 | UK | UK |
| Kiss Me Deadly | 2006 | UK | Unknown |
| La Perla | 1954 | Italy | Italy/China |
| La Senza | 1990 ceased 2017 | Canada | Unknown |
| Lembrassa | 2008 ceased 2017 | UK | China |
| Leonisa | 1956 | Colombia | Colombia |
| Lily of France | 1915 | US | Unknown |
| Lisca | 1955 | Slovenia | Slovenia |
| Lise Charmel | 1950s | France | France |
| Maidenform | 1922 | US | US |
| Maidesign Lingeri | 2024 | Denmark | Unknown |
| Marlies Dekkers | 1993 | NL | Unknown |
| Nichole de Carle | 2009 | UK | UK |
| Olga | 1941 [2] | US | Paraguay |
| Peach John | 1994 | Japan | China |
| Playtex | 1947 | US | Unknown |
| Pretty Polly | 1919 | UK | Unknown |
| Rigby & Peller | 1939 | UK | Thailand |
| Schiesser | 1875 | Germany | Unknown |
| Silhouette | 1887 | UK | Unknown |
| Spanx | 2000 | US | Thailand |
| ThirdLove | 2013 | US | China |
| Trashy Lingerie | 1973 | US | US |
| Triumph International | 1886 | Germany | Brazil/China/Thailand |
| True & Co. | 2012 | US | China |
| Ultimo | 1999 ceased 2015 | UK | India |
| Van de Velde N.V. | 1919 | Belgium | China |
| Vanity Fair | 1919 | US | US, Honduras |
| Vassarette | 1958 | US | Vietnam |
| Vedette Shapewear | 1983 | US | Unknown |
| Victoria's Secret | 1977 | US | China |
| Wacoal | 1946 | Japan | China |
| What Katie Did | 1999 | UK | India |
| Wolford | 1949 | Austria | Croatia |
| Wonderbra | 1939 | Canada | Indonesia, China |
| Yandy | 2007 | US | US, China |
| Zimmerli of Switzerland | 1871 | Switzerland | Switzerland |
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