Triumph International

Founded in 1886 in Heubach, Germany, Triumph International operates in over 120 countries worldwide and has become one of the leading underwear producers in the world. With annual sales of over 1.6 billion Euros and more than 40,000 employees, Triumph International is a name women have grown to love and trust when it comes to their lingerie needs.

Triumph International has a set of smaller brands which branch out from the parent company, including Sloggi, Valisere, AMO and HOM – a maker of men’s underwear. When visiting the Triumph International website, depending on which local country you reside, you will be asked to identify your location, as each location has products and pricing specifically for that country.

Not only does Triumph International make comfortable, sexy and sophisticated bras and panties, they also have a reputable name for challenging social issues by creating novelty undergarments. For example, Triumph International Japan is known for some of their novelty and specialty theme bras including a Shopping Bag Bra or a World Cup Bra. Alas, many of Triumph International’s novelty collection bras are produced in limited qualities and sold on a first come, first serve basis.

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2 COMMENTS

Imtiaz Moghal said on Jan 7

Dear Sir/Madam,

I wish to purchase Doreen 32HH bra for my wife.
Can not find in Lahore (Pakistan). Can you tell me how I can get 2 bras of the said size (Black/White color).

I’ll be grateful for your earlier response.

my best regards

Monique said on Jan 8

You can certainly purchase bras online - especially since you know your wife’s exact size. However, you’ll likely have to pay shipping charges. This is well worth it if you cannot find something locally! The Triumph Doreen Bra comes in both an underwire and soft cup version - given that most women have a distinct preference for one over the other, it would be best to check on this with your wife before ordering! Many retailers carry this bra. I would search for the bra - and then find the closest location that carries it.