Lace underwear will no longer be seen on women in Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan after the Eurasian Union proposed a ban on lace underwear.
The new law coming into effect in July will outlaw any underwear containing less than 6% cotton from being imported, made, or sold in these countries.
According to the Telegraph, the ban is aimed at protecting consumers from cheap materials (non-natural material that does not meet a 6 per cent absorption threshold) which could have a negative impact on their health.
The theguardian.com reported that on Sunday, 30 women protesters in Kazakhstan were arrested while wearing lace underwear on their heads and shouting “Freedom to panties!”
No more 'sexy time' for Kazakhstan women after lingerie ban
Lace underwear will no longer be seen on women in Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan after the Eurasian Union proposed a ban on lace underwear.
The new law coming into effect in July will outlaw any underwear containing less than 6% cotton from being imported, made, or sold in these countries.
According to the Telegraph, the ban is aimed at protecting consumers from cheap materials (non-natural material that does not meet a 6 per cent absorption threshold) which could have a negative impact on their health.
The theguardian.com reported that on Sunday, 30 women protesters in Kazakhstan were arrested while wearing lace underwear on their heads and shouting “Freedom to panties!”
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