Bonds has emerged as the key driver in a surge in revenue and shares in parent company Pacific Brands.
The company has reported an overall growth of 8.6% for the first half of the financial year, raking in $425.3 million.
Bonds and bedding and homewares brand Sheridan now make up 71% of total sales for the company.
The underwear brand recorded 14% growth in the first half with profit totalling $268.7 million.
It follows Bonds' roll out of 10 new stores, 66 new activewear concessions in Myer and strong wholesale results despite a challenging climate.
Shares in Pacific Brands have reportedly increased by 18% and have contributed to $24.3 million in net profit.
Pacific Brands suffered a $108.7 million loss last year.
As part of its company strategy, it will look to building strong results in the underwear category, including launching Berlei Sport into major European retailers including John Lewis, House of Fraser and Galeries Lafayette.
In addition it will also land in 50 Macy's stores across the US in line with the US open.
Bonds is also set to surge forward with international expansion after securing licensing agreements to open 20 Bonds stores in the Middle East.