Lingerie & Apparel

Lingerie that actually fits and flatters — from barely-there to bold, in sizes that celebrate every body.

Every style below is rated by its Coyscore — our trust score built from thousands of real reviews across the web, weighted for what matters in lingerie: true-to-size fit, fabric quality, and how it actually looks on. Not sure where to start? A teddy is the easy one-piece win. Discreet packaging and free NZ shipping over $150, always. Jump to the buying guide ›

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Lingerie & Apparel: your questions, answered

choosingHow do I choose lingerie in the right size?
Check each product's size guide against your own bust, waist and hip measurements rather than assuming your usual dress size — cuts vary a lot between styles and brands. Stretch fabrics and adjustable straps give the most forgiving fit. Reviews flag pieces that run small or large, and the Coyscore folds that fit feedback in.
comparisonTeddy vs. chemise vs. babydoll — what's the difference?
A teddy is a fitted one-piece, like a bodysuit, that hugs your shape. A chemise is a short, loose slip dress that skims over the body. A babydoll is loose and flowy from a fitted bust, often with a matching G-string. Teddies flatter curves; chemises and babydolls suit those who prefer a looser drape.
beginnersDo you carry plus sizes and inclusive fits?
Yes — use the Plus Size filter to see every style stocked in extended sizing, and check the size chart on each piece for its exact range. Many styles use stretch fabrics and adjustable straps that flatter a wide range of bodies. Reviews mention true-to-size fit and support, so nothing arrives as a guess.
safetyWhich fabrics are best, and are they skin-friendly?
Look for soft, breathable stretch fabrics — nylon-elastane blends, mesh, lace, and satin are the most common and sit comfortably against skin. If you're sensitive, choose lined or cotton-gusset pieces and check the fibre list on each product. We flag anything unusual rather than leave it off the page.
careHow do I wash and care for delicate lingerie?
Hand-wash lace, mesh and satin in cool water with a gentle detergent, or use a mesh laundry bag on a delicate machine cycle. Never wring or tumble-dry — reshape and lay flat or hang to dry. This keeps elastic, underwire and embellishments intact so pieces last far longer.
deliveryIs delivery discreet, and can I return lingerie?
Always — everything ships in plain, unbranded packaging with a discreet billing descriptor, and NZ shipping is free over $150. We don't offer change-of-mind returns or exchanges, so check the size guide before ordering. We'll always sort out a genuine fault.

Buying guide

How to choose lingerie you'll actually wear

The difference between lingerie that lives in the drawer and lingerie you reach for comes down to three things: fit, fabric, and picking a style that suits your body and the moment.

Coy buying-guide card — “Measure, then trust the size guide”

1. Measure, then trust the size guide

The single biggest cause of disappointment is guessing your size. Take your bust, waist and hip measurements once, then match them to each product's own chart — cuts differ hugely between a corset and a chemise.

  • Measure bust, waist and hips before ordering
  • Stretch fabrics and adjustable straps fit more forgivingly
  • Use the Plus Size filter for extended ranges
Coy buying-guide card — “Let the fabric set the mood”

2. Let the fabric set the mood

Fabric decides both feel and look. Lace and mesh read delicate and intricate; satin feels smooth and luxe; opaque power-mesh gives more coverage and shaping. Choose lined pieces if you'd like a little more support or modesty.

  • Lace and mesh for intricate, barely-there looks
  • Satin for a smooth, luxe drape
  • Lined or power-mesh styles add shaping and coverage
The Coyscore ring at 90 out of 100 with sub-bars for fit, fabric quality and flatter

3. Match the style to your shape and moment

There's no universally flattering piece — only the right one for you. Teddies and bodystockings hug curves; babydolls and chemises skim and flow. The Coyscore surfaces the styles real reviewers found true-to-size and genuinely flattering.

  • One-piece teddies and bodystockings hug the figure
  • Babydolls and chemises flow for a looser feel
  • The Coyscore weights fit and flatter from real reviews

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Coyscores and quotes are aggregated from third-party reviews across the web, sourced and attributed, shown for comparison, not presented as Coy's own reviews. Updated monthly.