Womenswear Brand Takeaways:
- Braless fashion is no longer fringe, it’s mainstream. Noosh meets that demand with a product that actually performs across different body types and style needs.
- NIPS can be introduced without overhauling inventory or marketing strategy. The product works as an impulse add-on, styling solution, or cross-category complement.
- Sustainability, inclusivity, and reusability are baked in. Noosh supports brand values without compromising profit margin.
Traditional nipple covers fall short. Noosh saw the gap and built a product that actually performs.
The retail brand launched NIPS, a line of ultra-thin, reusable nipple covers engineered for all-day comfort, seamless invisibility, and secure fit, even under the most revealing outfits.
Available in two styles, NIPS offer a new opportunity for fashion brands to meet growing demand for braless, no-compromise solutions.
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Designed with skin-sensitive adhesive and a matte, edgeless finish, NIPS stay in place through sweat and movement without showing through clothing or leaving residue.
The Conceal style delivers minimalist coverage, while Lift adds gentle support for fuller chests.
"We were done settling for nipple covers that show under clothes, slipped off, or left sticky residue. None stayed put without tight outfits — or offered support for fuller chests,” Gal Golander, CEO and founder of Noosh, told DesignRush.
“So we created NIPS: nipple covers that latch securely, stay put through sweat and movement, and disappear under anything. With ultra-thin tapered edges, they blend seamlessly, and their gentle skin-safe adhesive keeps them in place.”
With five nude tones, three sizes, and reusable wear, NIPS appeal to a wide range of body types and styling needs.
They’re ideal for brands focused on comfort-forward fashion, bridalwear, resort collections, or lounge essentials.
Tapping Into a Styling Gap
While the intimates market is saturated with bras and shapewear, nipple covers remain an overlooked category, often treated as a commodity rather than an opportunity.
Noosh challenges that norm with a product that combines aesthetic innovation and real functional performance.
It gives brands a chance to own a category consumers consistently need but rarely trust.
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For retailers and DTC brands, this opens the door to:
- Capturing repeat purchases through wear-and-replace cycles, especially for reusable items that feel premium but are priced accessibly.
- Elevating AOV (Average Order Value) with an item that naturally complements fashion-forward purchases like sheer tops, dresses, or summerwear.
- Differentiating through design and inclusivity: five nude tones and three sizes create merchandising depth and support inclusivity goals without overwhelming SKU counts.
- Meeting off-season demand with a year-round styling solution that isn’t tied to seasonal trends, making it a consistent driver of accessory sales.
This isn’t Noosh’s first time identifying a blind spot and transforming it.
Earlier this year, the brand launched its AIR base layer, an adaptive, breathable foundational piece designed to rethink how undergarments fit, flex, and feel across body types.
Our Take: Is NIPS Just a Viral TikTok Product or a Retail Power Move?
I see this as a smart, long-term play, and not a flash-in-the-pan trend grab.
Noosh isn’t just solving a fashion annoyance; it’s creating a reliable, performance-backed product in a category most brands overlook.
That’s a rare white space in an otherwise saturated intimates market.
This isn’t about going viral on Instagram. It’s about giving consumers a styling essential they’ll repurchase and giving brands a way to meet real demand with minimal merchandising risk.
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Styling categories may seem small, but they build trust.
And trust drives repeat purchases, referrals, and long-term brand equity.
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