When your skirt clings to your lower tummy
Pencil skirts, fitted trousers, bodycon. The lower tummy is where fabric catches first, and a normal high-waist knicker just rolls down and leaves a ridge.
What it is
High-rise shaper shorts that reach up to just under the bust and down to mid-thigh. Four bones in the waist help stop it rolling, the lace-trimmed top band has a silicone grip, the front is double layered, the seat has contoured panels and the lace leg hems have an anti-roll silicone strip. There's a zip at the crotch.
What changes when you wear it
Your skirt lies flatter over your lower tummy and smoother over your hips and thighs. It works while you're wearing it. It doesn't change your body.
Why this one
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Four waist bones help stop the top rolling down.
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Silicone grip at the top and the legs.
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Double-layer front for more hold where you want it.
- Contoured seat panels.
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Zip crotch for easy loo trips.
- Nude, black or light purple.
Size & fit
There's no size chart for these shorts. Please choose from the available sizes above, using your usual dress size as a guide.
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 them?
Start with a few hours and build up if they feel comfortable. Take them off if they pinch or make breathing difficult, and don't sleep in them.
Will the top roll down?
The boning and silicone band are there to help stop it. If it still rolls, the size may be too small.
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.
