Huha Brief – Stil Boutique + Beauty

The Huha Mineral Brief opens a door to ‘under there’ comfort you never knew existed. Made of luxuriously soft TENCEL™ Modal x Micro, this high-rise style is versatile for wearing under high-rise pants, lounging around the house, or wearing to bed. Designed to favour your most sensitive regions, the brief is lined with
The Huha Mineral Brief opens a door to ‘under there’ comfort you never knew existed. Made of luxuriously soft TENCEL™ Modal x Micro, this high-rise style is versatile for wearing under high-rise pants, lounging around the house, or wearing to bed. Designed to favour your most sensitive regions, the brief is lined with TENCEL™ Lyocell fibers that are unfavourable for bacteria growth. Furthermore, the lining is protected with smartcel™ sensitive, a functional fiber using pharma graded zinc oxide. Together, these sustainable fibres keep you fresher, longer. Say goodbye to synthetics that can be harmful to you and the planet and hello to better undercare. Machine wash cold, gentle cycle with like colours. Hang to dry.  We recommend washing with the Perfect Wash Bundle. Fabrics: 🌙 Shell: 90% TENCEL™ Modal Micro, 10% Spandex🌙 Lining: 88% TENCEL™ Lyocell, 10% Lyocell (smartcel™ sensitive), 2% Spandex Warning: *not suitable for those with an allergy or sensitivity to Zinc  

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The Huha Mineral Brief opens a door to ‘under there’ comfort you never knew existed. Made of luxuriously soft TENCEL™ Modal x Micro, this high-rise

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