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Oh La La Cheri Lingerie

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Oh La La Cheri is sized by body rather than by cup: mostly One Size, covering around a US 2 to 12, and Curvy or Plus from 1X to 3X. The range is statement pieces rather than everyday foundations, in stretch lace and mesh, faux leather and vinyl, and satin for the robes and chemises. Open cup and crotchless styles are named in the product title, so nothing arrives as a surprise.

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The HauteFlair Edit · Updated 2026

Oh La La Cheri: One Size and Curvy, Not Cup Sizes

Oh La La Cheri is sized by body rather than by cup. Almost everything comes as One Size or Curvy, so there is no band and cup measurement to get right, just a fit range to check against your own.

Below: how that sizing works, what the garment names actually mean, and which fabrics the line uses.

Quick Answer

What is Oh La La Cheri?

Oh La La Cheri is a lingerie label built around statement pieces rather than everyday foundations: teddies, babydolls, chemises, robes and sheer panties, sized One Size and Curvy rather than by band and cup. The range leans on three fabric groups: stretch lace and mesh, which is most of the line; faux leather and vinyl for the fetish-styled pieces; and satin for robes and chemises. Many styles are open cup (the cup is cut away or absent) or crotchless, which is a design feature rather than a fault, and the product title always says so. Shop Oh La La Cheri at HauteFlair.

OS & CurvyNot band and cup
Lace & meshPlus vinyl and satin
Statement piecesTeddies, babydolls, robes
Named in the titleOpen cup and crotchless

How the sizing works

This is the part that decides whether a piece fits, and it is not a cup size.

Size Roughly covers Note
One Size (OS) Around a US 2 to 12 Stretch lace and mesh do the accommodating. Support is light by design
Curvy / Plus (1X to 3X) Around a US 14 to 22 Cut with more length through the body, not just wider
S, M, L A smaller part of the range Mostly the structured and vinyl pieces

What this means in practice: these are not support garments. A one-size stretch lace teddy will not hold a full bust the way a cup-sized bra does. If you need support under it or instead of it, see Bras for Large Breasts.

What the garment names mean

The words are used loosely across the industry. Here is what they mean on these product pages.

Term What it is
Teddy A one-piece covering the torso, fastening between the legs. The most common shape in this line
Babydoll A short, loose dress-shaped piece, fitted at the bust and flaring from below it
Chemise A straight slip shape, closer to the body than a babydoll and usually longer
Open cup The cup is cut away or absent by design, leaving the bust uncovered. Also called shelf or cupless
Crotchless An open seam at the gusset, again by design
Strappy / harness Straps worn across the body as the design, over or instead of fabric panels

Worth knowing: open cup and crotchless are always named in the product title here, so you will not order one by accident.

Find your piece

Pick by what you are after.

One piece

Teddies in lace, mesh and vinyl, OS and Curvy.

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Something looser

Babydolls, short and flared from under the bust.

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A layer over it

Sheer lace and satin robes, short and long.

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Plus and Curvy

The extended-size run across every shape.

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Sheer panties

Lace and mesh thongs, G-strings and tangas.

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The wider edit

Everything else in the lingerie range.

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One size means the fabric stretches to fit, not that it supports. Read these as statement pieces, and wear a cup-sized bra underneath when you want structure.

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Oh La La Cheri FAQ

The questions shoppers ask most.

What sizes does Oh La La Cheri come in?

Mostly One Size, covering around a US 2 to 12, and Curvy or Plus in 1X to 3X, covering around a US 14 to 22. A smaller part of the range uses S, M and L. It is not sized by band and cup.

Does Oh La La Cheri fit a large bust?

The Curvy range fits a fuller figure, but these are stretch pieces rather than support garments, so they will not hold a full bust the way a cup-sized bra does. Many people wear a bra underneath, or choose an open-cup style and pair it with their own bra.

What is the difference between a teddy and a babydoll?

A teddy is a one-piece that follows the body and fastens between the legs. A babydoll is short and dress-shaped, fitted at the bust and loose from below it. A chemise is straighter and usually longer than a babydoll.

What does open cup mean?

The cup is cut away or absent by design, so the bust is uncovered. It is also called a shelf or cupless style. Every open-cup piece here says so in the product title.

What fabrics does Oh La La Cheri use?

Mostly stretch lace and mesh. The fetish-styled pieces use faux leather and vinyl, and the robes and chemises are largely satin. There is no silk in the range.

Is Oh La La Cheri lingerie see-through?

Much of it is, deliberately. Sheer mesh and open lace are central to the line. Product titles name sheer styles, and the vinyl and satin pieces are opaque.

Can you wear a bra with it?

Yes, and it is common with open-cup and unstructured styles. A strapless or convertible bra works best under a teddy or babydoll with thin straps.

How do I care for these pieces?

Hand wash lace and mesh in cool water and lay flat to dry. Vinyl and faux leather should be wiped with a damp cloth rather than washed, and never put in a dryer, since heat distorts the surface permanently.

Size guidance here is general and varies by style; one-size and curvy ranges differ between pieces, so always check the size chart on the product page. Style and size availability reflect current stock. Last reviewed September 2026.

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Teddies, babydolls, chemises, robes and sheer panties in One Size and Curvy.

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