Lace & Liberty offers custom dresses for visionary brides.

The wedding industry generates a whopping $3 billion per year in the U.S. So why are there so few direct-to-consumer brands in the space?

Where are all the direct-to-consumer bridal brands?

Lace & Liberty

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Huha sells full-coverage, seam-free underwear with soothing minerals and zinc oxide to help stop unwanted odor caused by bacteria.

ISM Bags produces water-resistant backpacks made from leather and nylon that complement a variety of looks and occasions.

Sidia features a collection of stay-at-home loungewear inspired by modern-day heritage fashions.

Tezza creates vintage-inspired apparel, collage kits, phone cases, and photo pre-sets.

Pattern Project makes owning contemporary, high-quality & sustainable fashion accessible to everyone by simplifying sewing.

Halfdays makes modern ski wear and outdoor apparel from recycled materials for women.

MeUndies creates soft, comfortable basics for men and women from creative prints.

ModCloth sells unique and vintage-inspired clothing with playful prints and colors for women in sizes 00-28.

Cou Cou Intimates offers a complete collection of underwear styles made using 100% organic cotton to create a comfortable fit.  

Piglet in Bed makes linens, pajamas, and other sleep essentials with a focus on sustainability and longevity. 

Thinx makes washable, reusable period underwear that is meant to replace pads and tampons.