A better fit starts with better questions.
Every piece begins with a sketch, a measurement, and a closer look at how it should support real movement.
Waluoo was founded by ICE KANG after opening fitness studios in China, Singapore, and Japan in 2020. Across training floors and yoga spaces, one message kept surfacing: women expected more from close-to-body clothing — more comfort, more accurate sizing, better breathability, and performance that worked with their bodies instead of against them.
The same frustrations appeared in bras and shapewear. When clothing sits close to the body, small problems with fit, support, fabric, or temperature never feel small.
We listened to women in our studios, our customer community, and conversations across platforms such as Reddit. Different bodies raised different needs — but they all deserved to be heard.
Waluoo stays close to the work. We move from an idea on paper, to a room full of materials and samples, to a production floor where every piece is made and checked.
Every piece begins with a sketch, a measurement, and a closer look at how it should support real movement.
We compare fabrics, proportions, colors, and prototypes until the details feel considered on more than one kind of body.
On the factory floor, patterns become finished pieces — then move through our 12-stage quality-control process.
Sizing people can trust across different proportions.
Soft support and freedom of movement close to the body.
Fabrics that feel considered in warmer conditions.
Layers that still feel supportive when the weather turns.
We develop our products ourselves and manufacture them in our own factory, keeping the process close enough to question, test, and improve. Before a product enters inventory, it passes through a 12-stage quality-control process designed to examine construction, consistency, finish, and overall wearability.
We do not rush a product simply to call it finished.
Keeping development and manufacturing close lets us keep asking better questions about fit, fabric, and movement.
We stand with people of every race, body type, and identity. We listen to the voices that standard sizing and conventional beauty language too often overlook — and we design with those voices in mind.
Your body is not a template. Your clothing should not ask you to become one.