Prima Donnas roots trace back 1865, when it was founded in Germany by Salomon Lindauer.

Lindaurs primary focus for Prima Donna was to provide a perfect fit for large and naturally shaped women.

The company evolved from providing primarily corsets to manufacturing bras for large-breasted women.

Prima Donna changed hands from S. Lindauer & Co, (Wilhelm Meyer-Ilschen in 1938) to the current company in 1990, Van de Velde of Belgium.

Van de Velde revitalized the line and made priorities of comfort, fashion, and fit.

Prima Donna has been renowned for over 140 years for their perfectly-fitting luxury lingerie.

Their longevity and success proves that fit and fashion hold a timeless appeal.

What sets Prima Donna apart is the construction process that creates such impeccable fit.

Each bra is constructed of fifty pieces of high quality fabric.

Every element is tested for quality and construction--such as color, seam integrity, smoothness and underwire fabrication and placement.

Bras are essentially hand-assembled with an attention to detail rare in the undergarment industry.

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