Sensuality meets Function – The world's first insulin pump brief made of elegant lace for women with diabetes

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Lace slip with insulin pump case: Lingerie for women with diabetes

Updated: May 2026 · Zuckerschmuck Team

Being a woman with diabetes and feeling beautiful in your own skin are not mutually exclusive. With our lace slip with an integrated insulin pump case, diabetes underwear for women who use pumps, you can wear your pump discreetly without giving up feminine underwear. Designed by a woman with diabetes for women living with diabetes.


🩹 At a glance

In short: Black lace Brazilian-cut slip with a sewn-in bag for compact insulin pumps, in elegant gift packaging.

  • Cut: Brazilian thong, soft waistband that does not dig in
  • Lace material: 90% polyamide, 10% elastane (according to the manufacturer's label)
  • Inner bag material: 82% polyamide, 18% elastane
  • Lining material: 100% cotton
  • Bag interior dimensions: 8 × 6 cm, elastic (suitable for compact pumps, see compatibility list below)
  • Care: 30 °C in a laundry bag or hand wash, do not tumble dry, do not iron hot
  • Package contents: Slip in elegant gift packaging
  • Sizes: XS to XL

💜 Designed by a woman with diabetes

Every seam and cut was developed with experience in everyday life with diabetes. The slip is designed to give you the feel you know from your favorite underwear, plus the function of a secure pump case. The lace is soft and elastic, and the Brazilian cut has a feminine fit without adding bulk.


📐 Which pumps fit in the slip?

In short: The bag measures 8 × 6 cm internally and is elastic. Suitable for compact pump models; please compare it with the measurements of your specific pump before ordering.

Compact pumps that generally fit:

  • mylife YpsoPump (approx. 7.8 × 4.6 × 1.6 cm)
  • Tandem t:slim X2 (approx. 7.9 × 5.1 × 1.5 cm, may just fit due to its elasticity)
  • Tandem Mobi (approx. 5.1 × 4.5 × 1.3 cm, very compact)
  • Dana RS and Dana-i

Pumps that often do not fit in 8 cm because of their height:

  • Medtronic MiniMed 780G and 640G (approx. 5.4 × 9.6 × 2.5 cm, taller axis does not fit)
  • Accu-Chek Insight (approx. 8.4 × 5.2 × 1.9 cm, close to the limit)

If you are unsure about the measurements, please contact us briefly at info@zuckerschmock.shop, we will check compatibility for your specific pump.


✨ Highlights of the pump briefs

  • Brazilian cut with soft elastic lace
  • Built-in pump bag with a double layer of fabric at the front
  • The pump sits discreetly, while the look remains feminine
  • Suitable for everyday wear and special occasions
  • Elegant gift packaging, ideal for occasions such as birthdays, Christmas, or as a gift for yourself

🎁 Gift idea for women with diabetes

The briefs make a great gift if you would like to surprise someone with diabetes. The gift packaging has a neutral design, and the diabetes reference is not visible from the outside.


👗 The pump lingerie range at a glance

In short: In addition to the lace briefs, we carry bra pump bags, meaning bra bags for the insulin pump, in various designs.

Lace briefs:

Bra pump bags:

Complete overview: women's pump lingerie collection.


❓ Frequently asked questions about the pump briefs

Which insulin pump fits in the bag?

The interior dimensions are 8 × 6 cm. Compact pumps such as mylife YpsoPump, Tandem t:slim X2 (a tight fit), and Tandem Mobi usually fit. Taller pumps such as Medtronic MiniMed 780G/640G usually do not fit because of their 9.6 cm axis. If you are unsure, please contact us briefly.

How do I wash the lace lingerie?

Wash in a laundry bag at 30 °C or hand wash. Do not tumble dry or iron at high heat. This helps the lace and elasticity stay intact over time.

Does the pump sit securely in the briefs?

Yes, the bag is sewn in and closes with an elastic hem. For sports or quick movements, we recommend checking that it fits securely beforehand.

Are the briefs also available in other colors?

Currently only in black. The bra pump cases are available in black lace as well as cotton in black, white, and beige, some with a window; the beige ones are also available with dots.

Does the briefs packaging indicate diabetes?

No, the gift packaging is designed neutrally. The diabetes connection is not visible from the outside.

Is there diabetes underwear for women and men?

Our pump underwear is a women's line consisting of pump briefs and bra pump cases. We do not offer underwear with a pump case for men; you can find more wearing options in our pump cases.

Who designed the briefs?

The pump underwear line was developed by a woman with diabetes together with a small manufacturer, focusing on comfort and secure pump integration.


Note: This article provides product information about a lifestyle accessory for insulin pump users and does not replace medical or diabetes care advice. It is best to discuss wearing and functional aspects of insulin pump therapy with your diabetes team.

Directly in the shop: Lace black pump briefs.

Best wishes,
your Zuckerschmuck team


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Sonja Spörlein & Julia Becker

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Sonja Spörlein & Julia Becker

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Sonja Spörlein founded Zuckerschmuck in 2015 and has lived with type 1 since she was seven. The items and products reflect what she herself needed as a child, student, professional, during sports, and as a mother of two. Julia is Sonja’s right hand at Zuckerschmuck and enjoys writing blog articles; she developed type 1 during pregnancy. Sonja uses a Ypsopump in the CamAPS-FX loop with Dexcom, while Julia uses a Kaleido pump with Dexcom. Both write from their own everyday experience.
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Ilka Simon-Wagner is a specialist in diabetology and internal medicine and runs the Oberes Tor practice in Lichtenfels, which she took over from her father in 1998, now in its third generation. Her focus is diabetology, including an in-house diabetic foot clinic and training center, offering individual and group sessions on nutrition, diabetes, and high blood pressure. The practice is a recognized teaching practice of FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg.