Molke

Name: Molke
Address: Newlands, Perth, PH26NL,SCOTLAND, GB
Telephone: +441738553840
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.9

We want to make your boobs happy! Brilliant bras and briefs, ethically made in inclusive sizes. We are ethical, honest and focused on celebrating all bodies.
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We believe people of all shapes and sizes deserve to be catered for and have underwear that is comfortable, fits well and supports. We also pride ourselves on offering sustainable products that are designed and made to last. Bras shouldn’t be uncomfortable! (pass it on!)

20/07/2026

More lines added to our Bra Boot Sale - including Swimwear, Doodles and more!

All items £10 or under. Don't miss out!

*These items are non-returnable, non-exchangeable and non-refundable. Please check your order carefully.

[Image description: 70's disco style graphic with a black background and two orange, pink and yellow striped arches reaching from either side. Bold text in the same colours reads "Bra Boot SALE" and there are small stars around it.]

19/07/2026

Blue but make it bold - Petrol Blue is a colour you NEED in your underwear drawer and it is currently being restocked!

[Image description: 3 folds of Petrol blue fabric are stacked on the cutting table]

18/07/2026

We won't sugarcoat it - You've probably been wearing the wrong bra size for a while.

You're making do because you think your body is wrong. It's not. It's time to re-measure and try something new. You might be surprised!

Need help finding a comfortable bra? Get in touch.

[Image description: A white Molke measuring tape in with others visible at the edge of the image. The tape is curled round the casing and the Molke logo and website are printed on it. Bold text overlaid reads "Your body isn't wrong. Your bra is. Time for a change."]

16/07/2026

Sensory friendly and great for size fluctuations. Our bralettes are perfect for when your body is busy focusing on other things.

Building a human is hard work. Don't let uncomfortable un**es get in the way.

[Image description: Lyndsey is posing against a white background and smiling. She's standing side on so you can see her baby bump and she's wearing a Uni-verse racerback bralette and briefs.]

15/07/2026

Comfort looks good on you!

Your un**es are the first defence against whatever you must face on any given day! Make sure you feel good in them.

Our newest print, Eclipse, is available NOW!

[Video description: Lyndsey and Becky are posing and moving in front of a white studio backdrop wearing Eclipse Original bra, bralette and briefs. They cover the camera with their hand between each pose and remove the hand to reveal the next person. Text over the image reads “Comfort looks good on you! Underwear for every version of yourself. Ethically made in Scotland. Organic cotton, A to M cups, 2XS to 7XL”]

14/07/2026

Keep your pity – instead, please educate yourself and give us the accessibility we need.

It's Disability Pride month this month, and although it is a great opportunity to celebrate the disabled community, the basic conversations on accessibility and awareness are still not being had in mainstream society.

My disabilities have always been part of Molke, and a huge part of its creation. Yet being disabled has consistently prevented me from accessing business opportunities and attending events. This goes back to before I used a wheelchair, when my disabilities were invisible.

Now, people stare and look at me with pity when they see my tics and my chair, even thinking it’s OK to approach me and ask ‘what’s wrong with you?’, or offering me solutions usually involving something like yoga saying what a shame it is for me. Needing a wheelchair isn't the end. In fact my wheelchair gives me so much joy and freedom, and by telling me that I need to be healed there is an implication that I am broken, and not worthy. I deserve to take up space, I deserve to have access to the same events and opportunities that others have. My voice deserves to be heard, and so I will keep shouting.

This Disability Pride month please watch the powerful film ‘Crip Camp’ and learn about how disabled people changed the system back in the 1970s, with the support of other marginalised groups. It really is an incredible film highlighting how important the black and q***r community were to the disruption of the system.

My disabilities do define who I am, and I am proud to be me. The only thing stopping me is an inaccessible world. Things have changed, but so much more needs to be done. I want to thank all those that went before me, without you my world would be so much smaller.

[Video description: Clips of Kirsty in their wheelchair doing a variety of activities including splashing into a swimming pool, enjoying the outdoors, being pulled by a car, scoring a strike in bowling, winning awards, attending The V and A Dundee Design and Disability exhibition and zooming through public fountains. Overlaid text contains some words from above.]

For most of the clips Kirsty is using a Ki Mobility chair for Albion Mobility Limited.

13/07/2026

It's got a certain charm... right? (sorry Jen)

[Image description: A crudely written and drawn poster in biro on white paper that reads "Our socials girl is on annual leave so instead of an AI post I drew this:" with a badly drawn dinosaur, a speech bubble that says "Buy some bras please"and a volcano in the background. A bra, pants, rainbow and stars are all around the words with a unicorn popping it's head in the top left saying "I'm a unicorn" the molke logo is badly drawn at the top and the website is written at the bottom with a smiley face next to it.]

12/07/2026

As I was mooching around the house today, I realised how freely I was moving. My boyfriend was there, as well as the kids, and my body wasn’t bothering anyone. Previously, I would be disgusted and mortified if so much of a glimpse of cankle slipped out my trouser leg, or any skin from my elbow up was on show 😂

Slowly working on my visibility to myself has brought me so much freedom. I started small just looking at my body without compression on, in the mirror. After years of being told by others I should hate this body, this was a little difficult. I pushed through though, and gradually started to realise I’m so much more than my lipoedema, but equally, there are parts of my body I can like, heck, there are parts of my body I can even love!

After this, I started to go around my house without compression, getting used to how my legs felt without that support. I’d do little house hold tasks, and purposely make a point of walking past a mirror. I would wear dresses, shorts, vests - anything I’d LOVE to actually wear but wasn’t ‘brave’ enough to. Small, small steps.

This hasn’t been an easy journey, it’s been going on for about six years now and some days I do struggle to look at myself in the mirror. I am human - and we all have those days, with or without lipoedema.

Not being weighed down by how my legs look has been so incredibly freeing. There’s so much more to lipoedema than the appearance of our limbs, and I’d rather put all that energy that was been spent hating my body, into understanding it, caring for it, moving it and dressing it in lots of brilliantly different clothes 😂

You can’t spend every day at war with your body and expect to feel at home in it. You are worthy 🤍

Thank you to .positivevibes for these powerful words.

Photo by from Topsy Curvy Plus Size Fashion and Beyond Models Limitless 2026 event.

[Image description: Zoe standing confidently at the end of a catwalk smiling and wearing a Uni-verse Molke Racerback and high rise briefs. Bold text to one side features positive words from the caption above.]

11/07/2026

Get unready with !

When your un**es are this perfect, clothes are definitely optional.

[Video decription: Laura is wearing a black skirt, white sheer top and black handbag. She undressed down to her Molke Original and briefs, celebrating her body and doing a little dance.]

10/07/2026

Ok we're not the biggest football fans, but instead of being sad that it's over, let's keep the Scotland love going!

This is probably a good time to remind our friends around the world that the national animal for Scotland is the UNICORN. It doesn't get better than that.

[Image description: an illustration of a unicorn wearing a Hot Leopard underwear set holding a Saltire flag. The background is blue and teal]

Address

Newlands
Perth
PH26NL,SCOTLAND

Telephone

+441738553840

Website

http://www.molke.co.uk/

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