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The Women's Organic Cotton Ribbed Contour Bra combines natural fiber appeal with functional underwire support. Featuring a fine vertical ribbed knit surface, molded cups, and a clean silhouette, this style provides an ideal blend of shape retention and natural breathability. It serves as a strong core offering for eco-conscious clothing brands, lingerie labels, and retail distributors expanding their sustainable underwear lines.
Crafted with structural precision, this bra utilizes seamless-look molded cups framed by reinforced underwire channels to ensure gentle uplift and positioning. The flexible side wings feature top and bottom elastic binding secured with durable zigzag stitching for edge stability. Adjustable elastic shoulder straps equipped with tonal hardware allow precise vertical tension adjustments, while the traditional rear hook-and-eye closure provides reliable band support.
The main exterior knit is composed of 95% organic cotton and 5% elastane. The organic cotton yarn yields a soft hand feel and breathable texture suitable for sensitive skin, while the vertical rib structure enhances natural lateral flexibility. The 5% elastane blend ensures crosswise elasticity and recovery, helping the garment retain its fit across regular wear cycles.
JMC offers flexible OEM and ODM manufacturing capabilities to align with private-label brand requirements:
Fabric & Color: Custom Pantone color dyeing for the ribbed organic cotton body, matching elastic trims, and hardware.
Structure & Padding: Options for wire-free constructions, varying cup padding densities, or removable insert pockets.
Branding & Labeling: Custom woven organic side tags, heat-transfer tagless care labels, custom branded hangtags, and eco-friendly packaging options.
Sizing Scales: Custom size grading tailored to international market standards (US, EU, AU, or Asia).
Contact JMC today to speak with our product development team, request fabric color swatches, or receive a quote for custom private-label bra manufacturing.
