Bardot Lingerie Gives Back to Breast Cancer and Domestic Violence Survivors

Bardot Lingerie celebrated the grand re-opening of their new location inside of Footnotes at 275 Millburn Avenue in Millburn this month with a ribbon cutting ceremony hosted by the Chamber of Commerce.

Former stay-at-home moms Randee Tucker and Gina Stempler founded Bardot Lingerie in 2009. Now professional bra fitters, the local team specializes in “hard to fit sizing.” The boutique also features up and coming lingerie designers and a variety of cutting edge styles.

“Bardot Lingerie prides itself on its customer service and wide variety of specialty merchandise and luxury brands,” Karol McNulty of the Millburn Short Hills Chamber of Commerce explained.

Giving Back to Women in Need

October is not only recognized as breast cancer awareness month, but also for promoting domestic violence prevention and awareness. This month, Bardot Lingerie will recognize these causes with special donation opportunities.

“In support of these powerful causes, Bardot Lingerie is offering our customers an opportunity to join these efforts in an economical and environmentally friendly way - by recycling gently used bras,” the lingerie store explained.

Bardot Lingerie is a proud ambassador of The Bra Recyclers, an organization dedicated to helping women in need nationwide that are either breast cancer survivors or transitioning from domestic violence situations.

For each bra that a customer brings in for recycling during the month of October, Bardot Lingerie will offer a 10 percent discount toward the purchase of a new bra.

For information call Bardot Lingerie at 973-379-7474 or click here.