Collection: Soutiens-gorge à découpes — une couvrance douce et discrète Made with at least 90% organic cotton, at least 70% recycled nylon and other materials.

Scoop bras in cotton and at least 70% recycled nylon

Most of the scoop bras here are made with 90–95% organic cotton, and a smaller group is built on at least 70% recycled nylon instead. The scoop is the neckline: a wide, shallow curve across the chest.

What makes a bra a scoop bra?

The neckline, not the support. A scoop cuts a wide, shallow curve rather than meeting at a point. That is the whole distinction from a plunge, which cuts deeper and narrower, and from a triangle, which comes to a point between the cups.

The two main fabrics

The cotton group is made with 90–95% organic cotton. The other group is made with at least 70% recycled nylon, and that is the smoother-faced of the two. Each product page carries the exact composition for its own style, because the remainder of the blend differs between them and is not the same figure twice.

Which shapes are here

Scoop bralettes sit alongside the structured scoop styles, so the page holds both the unlined pull-on shapes and the ones with a fastening. The neckline is what they share; everything else about them differs.

Packs

Some styles come as a 2-pack, which is two of the same bra rather than two different ones, so a style can appear twice on the grid — once on its own and once as a pack. Nothing about the cut or the fabric changes between the two listings.

Sizes

Most styles run XXS to XXXL. The Flex and Smooth bralettes go up to XXXXL, the Pointelle Bralette also comes in XXXS, and a few styles stop at XXL, so the size guide on each product page is the one that applies.