In Cape Town, a young woman named her brand after her grandmothers, Nette and Rose, women who stitched resilience into her life. Her studio, sunlit and intimate, was never about mass production but about carrying legacy into every seam. She saw lingerie around her built to restrict: padded, heavy, and designed more for performance than for a woman’s own comfort. She wanted the opposite, pieces that let women breathe, move, and feel unbound. Her answer was bamboo. Silky soft, breathable, and antibacterial, it whispered across skin while lasting through years of wear. Light yet resilient, bamboo became the foundation of bralettes and knickers designed not to cover, but to celebrate. Nette Rose is lingerie that feels like a second skin, lingerie for the woman who dresses first for herself, who seeks freedom stitched in softness.