Your logo on the chest, a woven label, a back print, a colour from your brand book: Gabi designs the changes with you in the Studio and prices the finished piece before you order it. Your logo file goes on as you supply it.
Close-upFabric and finish
Replaced if faultyMade to order, so no change-of-mind returns. Anything that arrives damaged or defective, we make right.
Try one firstOne unit in Premium, made like the run, through the same checkout.
Wide tank straps frame a deep scoop neckline, and the body-hugging knit continues into mid-thigh biker shorts with straight hems. Curved side panels run from the armholes to the outer thighs, with a center back seam, and the pull-on piece has no closure.
Specs
GradePremium, Premium Recycled Polyester
Main Fabric75% Recycled Polyester / 25% Elastane, 240gsm
Gusset Lining100% Cotton
FitBodycon
SilhouetteTight, body-hugging
LengthRegular
NecklineScoop neck front and back, self-fabric bound
SleeveSleeveless
HemStraight
ClosurePull-on entry through neck opening
CareMachine wash at 30°C on a gentle cycle, Do not bleach, Do not tumble dry
Minimum order50 units
Size guide
cm
XXS
XS
S
M
L
XL
XXL
Bust
30
32
34
36
38
40
42
Waist
24
26
28
30
32
34
36
Hips
32
34
36
38
40
42
44
Length
70
72
74
76
78
80
82
The garment measured flat: compare it with one you own.
In the 1980s, every aerobics instructor in America was wearing a leotard.
Then Donna Karan took that same construction, made it from jersey instead of lycra, gave it a scoop neck instead of a racer back, and called it a bodysuit. She put it under a high-waisted skirt and invented the power dressing uniform of a generation. The bodysuit's genius is structural: it never untucks. It never rides up. It stays exactly where you put it. In a market where every brand is fighting for the purchase that comes back again and again, the bodysuit is a foundational piece. The snap at the bottom is one of the most important hardware decisions in the Family 01 catalogue.
A bodysuit costs $17-32 landed. Affordable China cotton jersey scoop neck: ~$17 → $70-$87 retail. Premium Portugal GOTS cotton rib square neck: ~$32 → $127-$159 retail. The snap crotch adds $2.50-4.00 CMT over a standard jersey top.
A bodysuit has a snap-close crotch gusset allowing bathroom access without removing the garment, and is typically made from jersey fabric for everyday wear. A leotard has a fixed crotch (no snap) and is made from performance lycra or jersey for dance, gymnastics, or stage use. From a manufacturing perspective: same factory, same fabric system, different crotch construction.
KAM heavy-duty snap -- specify by name on the tech pack. Minimum 15N pull force. Three snaps is the commercial default. Available in plastic (KAM standard) or metal (premium). Specify colour (gold, silver, black, or colour-match to fabric) on the tech pack. Do not accept substitution to a light press stud -- it will fail in wear within weeks of regular use.
Yes. An unlined gusset is not a commercial bodysuit. The gusset must be double-layered (outer + lining, same or softer fabric), cut separately, and sewn between the crotch layers. Minimum gusset width 8cm at its widest point. The lining fabric can be the same jersey as the body or a softer cotton if the outer is a rough-textured rib.
Crotch depth must be determined by fit trial on a live body across the full size range -- not a dress form. A dress form does not sit, walk, or move. The crotch extension grading (the extra length added per size for the crotch panels) must be validated separately from the body grading. A bodysuit that fits correctly at size S but is too short at size L or XL is a grading error.
Cotton jersey (180-200 GSM) for the most commercial and accessible version. Ribbed cotton/spandex (200-280 GSM) for the strongest DTC aesthetic. Cotton/modal blend for a softer, more premium hand. Modal for luxury drape and softness. Specify minimum 200 GSM for any bodysuit marketed for second-skin or fitted wear -- lighter fabrics may be insufficiently opaque.
V-neck and scoop neck are the highest-volume commercial performers -- universal, layering-friendly, flattering across body types. Square neck is the strongest current fashion direction. Long-sleeve versions in rib perform strongly in autumn/winter. The polo collar bodysuit (using polo construction from Family 03) is an emerging premium-casual option.
Same factory, same machines, same fabric system. Two additional operations: (1) the crotch extension panels cut and sewn onto the body hem, and (2) the snap application and gusset lining construction. These two operations add $2.50-4.00 CMT. The bodysuit is in the same production run as the T-shirt range -- no factory change required.
GOTS x1.23 for organic cotton jersey. OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 as baseline. RCS for recycled cotton. For modal: TENCEL or equivalent Lenzing certification if using Lenzing fibres. Certifications for the gusset lining fabric must match the outer -- the gusset is in direct intimate contact.
Same regions as T-shirt (Family 01): China primary affordable, Portugal Made in Europe, Turkey EU delivery, Vietnam growing premium, India GOTS cotton. No specialist factory required beyond standard jersey knit capability with snap application experience.
Yes -- using the same cup construction as the sports bra (Family 08). Removable soft pad in a chest pocket is the most common approach. Sewn-in foam cup for shape. Specify cup pocket width and depth on the tech pack. A bodysuit with cups eliminates the need to wear a bra underneath -- a strong commercial benefit for fitted styles.
HS 6109 -- jerseys, pullovers, T-shirts, and similar articles of knitted or crocheted fabric. The bodysuit is classified with jersey tops despite having a crotch construction, because it is worn as a top garment. Confirm with your customs broker for your specific markets.
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