Hotcott is a Japanese original underwear brand launched in 2011 by Senshukai, the company that operates Belle Maison. Centered on moisture-absorbing and heat-generating underwear made with cotton-blend materials, it offers underwear and pajamas for women, men, children, and maternity wear. The brand generally uses at least 95% cotton and emphasizes gentleness on the skin, warmth, and reduced static electricity. Its approach is to develop products with a focus on materials, offering a gentleness that is “just right for us,” because they touch the skin directly every day. Hotcott is sold as a Belle Maison staple series.
Concept
Because these are items that touch the skin directly every day, Hotcott focuses on developing them with careful attention to materials, aiming for a gentleness “just right for us,” for children’s sensitive skin and for skin in times of change.
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A seasonal functional line for warm innerwear made from cotton-blend materials
Hotcott is an original brand of cotton-blend thermal innerwear offered by Belle Maison. It…
Hotcott is an original brand of cotton-blend thermal innerwear offered by Belle Maison. It offers products for women, men, kids, juniors, and maternity, including long-sleeved innerwear, leggings, tights, and pajamas for wear during colder periods. Unlike Salalist, which focuses on reducing discomfort caused by sweat, and su・ra・ku, which emphasizes how garments feel against the skin, Hotcott centers on thermal retention and the needs of layering. Within Belle Maison’s range of innerwear, it is positioned as a seasonal functional line specializing in cold-weather protection in autumn and winter while serving a broad range of ages and genders.
A seasonal functional line for warm innerwear made from cotton-blend materials
Hotcott is an original brand of cotton-blend thermal innerwear offered by Belle Maison. It…
Hotcott is an original brand of cotton-blend thermal innerwear offered by Belle Maison. It offers products for women, men, kids, juniors, and maternity, including long-sleeved innerwear, leggings, tights, and pajamas for wear during colder periods. Unlike Salalist, which focuses on reducing discomfort caused by sweat, and su・ra・ku, which emphasizes how garments feel against the skin, Hotcott centers on thermal retention and the needs of layering. Within Belle Maison’s range of innerwear, it is positioned as a seasonal functional line specializing in cold-weather protection in autumn and winter while serving a broad range of ages and genders.
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