Heidi Zak Of Thirdlove

Heidi Zak (left) and Ra'el Cohen, founders of ThirdLove. Continuing her crusade against Razek, Zak further describes Victoria's Secret's ignorance, noting how obviously they market towards men selling a male fantasy to women” and the complete disregard for the reality we live in: the reality where women go to work, breastfeed their children, play sports, care for ailing parents, and serve their country” and aren't limited by archaic ideas of femininity.
When I started ThirdLove, I set out to create a brand that all women could rely on. So with a promise like Bras and underwear for every body” comes a responsibility to uphold it. It's not an empty tagline that we preach because it sounds nice; it's a way for us to hold ourselves accountable….



Colors that were supposed to be skin tone would show right through white blouses.” After a year of research and data analysis, ThirdLove debuted five new shades in February that Zak calls the New Nakeds, which suit a wider swath of customers and come in all 47 sizes.
Women can now size themselves accurately in the comfort and privacy of their own homes using the ThirdLove Bra Sizing App , in addition to a Fit Finder quiz facility on the company's website, while the company has also developed half-cup sizes for all cups from A to E.

That's something that really resonated with me, and when you think about how that applies to the company here, I think I also have expectations that people ask a lot of questions, own their own journey… And I think those are really important pieces of running a successful business as well.
One that includes adjustable lighting, digital measuring systems, three different types of dressing rooms and 78 bra sizes to choose from. Thirdlove innovated a fuller range that acknowledged the variety of women's bodies, including half-cup sizes that allowed for an even greater level of precise measurement.

Our team in Chico are experienced fit stylists who consult with our customers on their particular bra fit issues. First, they wanted an online brand that enabled women to shop Heidi Zak from comfort and security of their home. She was proposing an ecommerce company solving a pain point few VCs intrinsically get: How horrible bra shopping is for most women.