Seamless Brief – Salix Intimates

$ 8.50

4.6 (625) In stock

If between sizes, go smaller for cheeky fit and larger for fuller booty coverage
Waistband-free design
73% nylon/27% elastane blend, 100% cotton liner
Machine wash cold
Imported

About Okko:

Founded in late 2018 by Phoebe Kunitomi, okko (standing for Our Kind of KnockOut) knows women can do more with less. Through intentionally straightforward and minimal body wear, okko empowers all women to declutter in more ways than one — starting with the top drawer.

As the daughter of a Korean mother and Japanese father, Phoebe’s upbringing was grounded in minimalism, and she applies that conscious mentality in okko’s timeless and comfortable designs.

Why shouldn’t women have underwear that just works? Turns out, the words “invisible” and “forgotten” carry a negative connotation in most scenarios, except when we’re talking underwear. okko delivers on undergarments that are worn to be forgotten, and when you’re not thinking about what’s underneath, you’re unstoppable.

okko is the foundation of a life lived consciously, minimally, and never without purpose. Making only products worth owning, we hope to transform your top drawer once and for all.

Have your cake and it eat too. This brief is constructed with raw-cut edges that promise no VPL (visible panty lines) and a sophisticated silhouette that sits right above your hips. Silky-strong material seamlessly flatters your curves without digging, rolling, or riding up. Dark-colored gusset hides those inevitable period leak stains. If between sizes, go smaller for cheeky fit and larger for fuller booty coverage Waistband-free design 73% nylon/27% elastane blend, 100% cotton liner Machine wash cold Imported About Okko: Founded in late 2018 by Phoebe Kunitomi, okko (standing for Our Kind of KnockOut) knows women can do more with less. Through intentionally straightforward and minimal body wear, okko empowers all women to declutter in more ways than one — starting with the top drawer. As the daughter of a Korean mother and Japanese father, Phoebe’s upbringing was grounded in minimalism, and she applies that conscious mentality in okko’s timeless and comfortable designs. Why shouldn’t women have underwear that just works? Turns out, the words “invisible” and “forgotten” carry a negative connotation in most scenarios, except when we’re talking underwear. okko delivers on undergarments that are worn to be forgotten, and when you’re not thinking about what’s underneath, you’re unstoppable. okko is the foundation of a life lived consciously, minimally, and never without purpose. Making only products worth owning, we hope to transform your top drawer once and for all.