Made Because There Was a Need
When designer Jeff Garner, started the 'Let Them Be Naked' movement, everyone was asking, “Where can we shop for safe, clean, sustainable wearables?” There were few alternatives — until now. Prophetik Intimates fills that need.
Our Fibers
Every boxer, bra, and panty is made from hemp, GOTS-certified organic cotton, plant-based dyes from our farm, and natural rubber organic cotton waistbands that we produce. Breathable, comfortable, and free from harmful chemicals — unlike conventional brands that use toxic fibers & dyes linked to serious health risks.
Our Mission
We believe in transparency and conscious fashion. Our goal: underwear that is toxic-free, safe, and sustainable, giving you the power of choice while supporting the 'Let Them Be Naked' mission to celebrate the human body naturally.
The Designer
Jeff Garner — He tells everyone he is just a horse guy..Jeff is an Emmy-award winning couture designer and founder of Prophetik — has 25 years of experience creating sustainable, globally recognized fashion. Born in Tennessee and connected to nature from a young age, Jeff designs every piece with care, innovation, and purpose Jeff’s many accolades include being named as one of the top 40 under 40 artists in the US in conjunction with an exhibit at the Smithsonian’s Gallery, designing a tribute collection for Her Highness Princess Grace of Monaco, and winning an Emmy for 'Remastered' now on Amazon. Jeff has dressed numerous celebrities including Giselle Bundchen, Taylor Swift, and Kings of Leon. He has been a featured speaker at Green Festivals, film festivals and teaching master courses at Universities around the world as an expert in sustainable-fashion. Prophetik designs have been showcased on catwalks globally including London, Paris, Shanghai, Milan, LA and NYC.
Georgia Fish - is the newest addition to the Prophetik team, leading all business operations with a unique blend of her love for fashion, wellness, and a commitment to conscious design. Quoting: "Prophetik wearables represents the future of fashion, where style and health go hand in hand, and every piece is designed to protect both the wearer and the planet."
