Los Angeles - June 13, 2008

Taking a Luva

Luva Huva Knickers

People may judge your wild nights, skimpy hemlines, and no-fear approach to bachelor number 3.

But underneath it all, you’re actually quite virtuous.

Well, your undies are at least.

Handmade by textile printer Joanna Ketterer in her London flat, Luva Huva ecochic knickers are created from end-of-line fabrics and remnants. A nod to Ketterer’s upbringing in the British countryside, these feminine skivvies are inspired by washing lines, fresh air, and floral colours (yup, with a “u,” old chap).

Also of interest: signature bow- and frill-laden girly boy-short styles like French and Hipster knickers in organic, bamboo, and vintage fabrics. 

Others may be filled with envy.

But you prefer a different shade of green.

Avita Co-op, 8213 West Third Street, between South La Jolla and South Harper Avenues (323-852-1716 or avitastyle.com). To see styles, go to luvahuva.co.uk.