Let us introduce you to this wonderful piece of underwear joy. We have teamed up with the fabulous Sugar and Sloth in her mission to make the world a little brighter. Pick your faves from the full Sugar and Sloth x Molke collection.
These high rise briefs sit comfortably on your natural waist. These briefs are incredibly comfy, the soft bands don’t dig in and you forget you are wearing them. Perfect if you are looking for sensory friendly underwear. These Molke high rise briefs are made with a soft and breathable GOTs-certified organic cotton jersey fabric in our factory in Perthshire, Scotland. The gussets are made from scrap pieces of fabric which reduces our waste and gives you a surprise when you pull your pants down!
*Disclaimer* Molke shall not be held responsible for any loss, damage, expense or police involvement when you are caught exposing your bottom to your colleagues, a random man stood next to you at the bar, or the boss lady who is interviewing you for your new job*
Ola (@Iam_olajohnson) is wearing a S Cosmic Original bra and M high rise briefs.
[Design description: Scattered cute illustrations of animals like pandas, penguins, frogs and narwhals in pastel colours. They are all naked or in underwear and have diverse bodies - scars, medical devices or mobility aids. The trim is a pale blue.]
Multi-Buy Discount
Buy 3 pairs and claim 10% discount with code BOTTOM10
Buy 6 pairs and claim 15% discount with code BOTTOM15
These codes can be used across all of our full-priced briefs and period pants (excludes customisations). You can mix 'n' match to choose your favourite styles and designs.
Products may vary slightly from their pictures. The images of the products on our website are for illustrative purposes only. Although we have made every effort to display the colours accurately, we cannot guarantee that a device’s display of the colours accurately reflects the colour of the products. As such, your product may vary slightly from those images.
Please note, there can be minimal differences in fabrics as cotton is a natural product. We can never fully predict how the fibres will react to the dyeing and weaving process.
