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Why we print the piece count on every card
Foxiny makes lingerie, and the decision behind everything here is not about lingerie at all. It is that almost nobody selling it tells you what turns up in the parcel.
A photograph shows a woman in a lace top, a thong, a garter belt and stockings. Whether you are buying one of those or all four is the single most important fact about the purchase, and it is the fact most often left off the page.
What the studio designs, in plain terms
The Foxiny studio designs and specifies: the cut, the fabric, the trim and what goes in the set. What we can tell you about a piece is what it is made of, what size run it exists in, how many pieces come with it, and where it will disappoint you.
Two of those disappointments are worth printing rather than burying. Sheer means sheer, in daylight, from any angle. And a one-piece has to fit two places at once, so a body that takes different sizes top and bottom is better served by a two-piece.
| Department | Pieces | Sizes carried | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Babydolls & Chemises | 102 | XXS to 7XL | $7.19 |
| Lingerie Sets | 122 | 3XS to 5XL | $4.99 |
| Corsets & Bustiers | 80 | 3XS to 4XL | $4.99 |
| Bodysuits & Teddies | 26 | XXS to XXL | $7.99 |
| Nightgowns & Sleepwear | 98 | 3XS to 4XL | $3.99 |
| Costume Sets | 12 | XXS to 4XL | $17.99 |
| Bras & Panties | 14 | 2XS to L | $4.99 |

Sheer, lace, satin, and what each one does
Fabric is the second decision and the one that changes how a piece behaves rather than how it looks in a photograph. Sheer mesh breathes and shows. Floral lace has weight and texture and shows less than people expect. Satin slides, stays cool and creases.
So the fabric is named on every card here, taken from what the maker publishes rather than guessed from a photograph, and the table further down counts what exists in each.
Sizes, and why the run is unusually long
This range runs from 3X-Small to 7X-Large, which is wider than most lingerie ranges bother with. Not every piece exists in every size, and the ladder on this page counts which sizes each department actually carries rather than repeating a chart.
The honest note about lingerie sizing is that it is closer to clothing sizing than to bra sizing here. That is more forgiving on a babydoll and less forgiving on a bustier, and it is why the structured department has its own advice.
Why a department beats a filter
Most lingerie sites put everything in one long scroll and hang filters off the side. It looks tidy and it answers the wrong question, because a person shopping for a nightgown to sleep in and a person shopping for a four-piece set are not browsing the same shop.
So the seven departments here are pages rather than filters. Each one carries its own size ladder, its own FAQ and its own advice, because the thing worth knowing about a bustier is not the thing worth knowing about a chemise.
The photographs are the maker's, and so are the words
Every fact on a card comes from what the maker publishes for that piece. Where a fabric, a size or a piece count is not published, the card carries nothing in its place rather than a guess.
That is the whole editorial rule here, and it is the reason the tables on this page are counts rather than claims.




Foxiny Babydolls & Chemises
Foxiny Corsets & Bustiers
Foxiny Bodysuits & Teddies






With a matching thong
With a garter belt


