The phrase "underwear line" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a line of garments or products that are marketed as underwear. For example, "The company recently launched a new underwear line aimed at young adults".
(Think gilded strappings worn over the new Versace underwear line).
To seduce her furious husband, using the company's new underwear line.
There's a little brand that we built that's doing incredibly well — the Pact underwear line.
The tiara is her signature look — it's tied to her underwear line "Kiss My Tiara".
Beckham, David Collaborates with H&M on a new underwear line.
The new underwear line will also be advertised in other commercials, print ads, online ads and posters.
Kmart, however, chose to limit its initial round of commercials, all designed by the TBWA/Chiat/Day advertising agency, to Joe Boxer's core clothing and underwear lines.
That is a sizable amount for a company that spent nothing to advertise its underwear lines last year, according to the Kantar Media unit of WPP, and only $91,000 in 2010.
A wedding (clients were invited) 2. Thongs (the buyer was an actress, who needed to avoid visible underwear lines on TV) 3. Vet bills (for pets that were listed as dependents) What's the biggest red flag for auditors?
Writing in the New York Observer earlier this year, former model Jennifer Sky said models working in Spain were told to work round the BMI weigh-ins by wearing weights in their hair and Spanx-style underwear lined with sand.
"Then I remembered the stories my mother had told me about children she had nursed during the Blitz, about the boy who had never slept in a bed before, and the boy whose mother sewed his underwear lining with newspaper during the winter and had to unpick it in the summer.
