Behind The Seams
The CheapUndies Story
CheapUndies was born in 2011 in Richmond, Virginia. The idea started with a problem happening behind the scenes: brands and designers often had to produce more than they could sell to meet factory minimums.
Then the next season arrived. The remaining collection didn’t magically disappear. It sat in a warehouse, tying up money that brands needed to keep creating.
That might not sound like a big deal—until there’s a million dollars in inventory going nowhere. Even a major brand can feel that squeeze.
Undressing The Overstock Dilemma
The CheapUndies Promise
Those designers needed a way to move their overstock quickly and efficiently. We decided to build it.
We’re called CheapUndies for a reason. And no, it’s not just the pink flamingos, extreme couponing, or shopping Black Friday on Thanksgiving. Our mission wasn’t built solely around making money. It was built around getting people like you great prices on designer underwear and swimwear.
Less Overstock.
Help designers move excess inventory so they can keep creating.
Less Overspending.
Give you an alternative to overpriced underwear. Frankly, we want to make you look better naked.
Not everyone wants—or can afford—to spend $30 on a pair of underwear. There are light bills to pay, liquor to buy, and parties to go to.
So we say: save your money. Shop CheapUndies and keep a little extra for your boxed wine and Netflix love affairs.
The People Behind The Pairs
The Heart Of CheapUndies
We’re a small team, not a big corporation. The people you see here are the people behind CheapUndies.
We’re no virgins to this industry. Our team brings more than 15 years of experience working with, producing, designing, and selling underwear and swimwear.
We put that experience into finding products you’ll want at prices we work to keep as low as possible. And we think you deserve to know who we are, what we do, and why we do it.
We’re proud of this company. We’re grateful for the business we created—and you helped grow.
Cheers to you, and thanks for being the cheapest, most frugal customers a business could ask for.
