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An ethical, UK based women's underwear brand— creating plant dyed classic and bondage lingerie from eco-friendly and environmentally sustainable materials.
30 Tait Way, CV35 9SW, Warwick, Wellesbourne, United Kingdom
Cute start up, excellent quality underwear, nevertheless the dyes they use. I have sensitive skin, finding the right brand is always a time consuming fiddle. Materials are stretchy and smooth, soft. Will be back, highly recommend them!
After searching high and low through the plethora of boring sustainable lingerie I found Qrucifix.
What a brilliant business.
Great customer support, great design, high quality craftsmanship. Sustainable down to the last details and sexy all the way through.
Nothing else exists like this. Special people and company.
Look forward to seeing them grow & remaining a returning customer of the future!!
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