Dora Larsen tackles ethical and sustainable production with a dedicated set of values. The majority of the laces are sourced from a workshop that uses solar power to provide full capacity electricity and water recycling units to monitor and limit water consumption throughout the dying process. All of the fabrics and trims meet REACH standards and are OEKO-TEX certified, which means they are non-toxic and free from harmful chemicals. The recycled fabrics and trims are GRS-certified and the organic cotton is either OCS or GOTS certified. They choose to manufacture with ethically compliant factories in Tunisia, China and India, which are big hubs for lingerie production and drive the local economy. They use certified third-party audits to evaluate the ethical standards of the factories which all follow the Ethical Trading Initiative. Dora Larsen is also a member of 1% for the Planet, a global set of businesses and individuals who are committed to making our world a better place. Partnering with them means that they donate 1% of our annual revenue to not for profit organisations that address the worlds environmental issues.

Dora Larsen was founded in 2016 by Georgia Larsen, an ex-lingerie and fashion buyer. The brand combines innovative colour combinations with contemporary lingerie shapes. Georgia wanted something of her own after wearing uninspiring and uncomfortable bras for so long. Her idea for Dora Larsen was born. Inspired by Georgia's childhood dog, Dora Larsen offered something special that women could wear every day, something that elevated them and made them feel empowered to dress for themselves. 
Producing responsibly, with the highest grade of fit and durability, is a core value of the brand. They strive to be change-makers within the industry, and use their platform to raise awareness on the topic of sustainable production, as well as our physical and spiritual connection to the planet.