When you want one piece that sorts out everything from bust to thigh
A bra here, a shaping brief there, and still a line across your middle where one stops and the next begins. Layering underwear to get a smooth look under clothes rarely works, and it's never comfortable.
What it is
A full-coverage bodysuit that runs from covered cups at the bust down to mid-thigh. It fastens with hooks down the front on three levels, has a zip crotch, wide shoulder straps, a shaped seat panel and lace leg hems with a silicone grip.
What changes when you wear it
Your tummy and waist look smoother and flatter, and your clothes drape more cleanly from bust to thigh with no band lines in between. It works while you're wearing it. It doesn't change your body.
Why this one
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One piece, bust to thigh. No gap between a bra and a brief.
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Three hook levels. Set how firm you want it.
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Zip crotch for easy loo trips.
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Shaped seat panel keeps the back smooth and rounded.
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Silicone-grip lace hems help stop the legs rolling.
- Black, nude or purple.
Size & fit
Body measurements. Choose the size that matches your own measurements.
| Size |
Bust (in) |
Bust (cm) |
Waist (in) |
Waist (cm) |
Hips (in) |
Hips (cm) |
| XS |
31.5-33.8 |
80-86 |
24.4-26.7 |
62-68 |
33.1-35.4 |
84-90 |
| S |
33.8-36.2 |
86-92 |
26.7-29.1 |
68-74 |
35.4-37.8 |
90-96 |
| M |
36.2-38.5 |
92-98 |
29.1-31.5 |
74-80 |
37.8-40.1 |
96-102 |
| L |
38.5-40.9 |
98-104 |
31.5-33.8 |
80-86 |
40.1-42.5 |
102-108 |
| XL |
40.9-43.3 |
104-110 |
33.8-36.2 |
86-92 |
42.5-44.8 |
108-114 |
| 2XL |
43.3-45.6 |
110-116 |
36.2-38.2 |
92-97 |
44.8-47.2 |
114-120 |
| 3XL |
45.6-48.1 |
116-122 |
38.2-40.9 |
97-104 |
47.2-49.6 |
120-126 |
Please note: this is a compression garment and it's designed to fit much closer than regular underwear. If you're between sizes, have a broader build, or prefer less intense compression, we recommend sizing up.
FAQ
How long can I wear it?
Start with a few hours and build up if it feels comfortable. Take it off if it pinches or makes breathing difficult, and don't sleep in it.
Do I need a separate bra?
The bust has covered cups, so many people wear it on its own. If you like more support, you can wear your own bra underneath.
Is it suitable after surgery or during pregnancy?
No. If you've had surgery, wear the garment your surgeon recommends. Don't wear it if you're pregnant.
