Bodystocking
A bodystocking wraps the body from shoulders to feet and changes the mood in an instant. Our selection covers erotic bodystockings for a first try and for anyone who knows exactly what effect they are after.
The garment combines the comfort of stretch fabric with a boldness that beginners and experienced wearers both appreciate.
Cuts and brands
The range runs from net to fine lace, from closed cuts to crotchless versions and styles with panties. You will find seamless net jumpsuits, lace models with bare shoulders, a high-cut bodysuit, dense industrial net and a design with a double opening. The selection is drawn from Calexotics, Chilirose and Leg Avenue, in colours from classic black to red and a sunset shade.
Sizing and choosing
Most models come in one size that adapts to the body, with some in S/M and S/L. If you are starting out, take a softer net or a more covered cut; experienced wearers reach for open detailing in black or red. Because the garment is seamless and stretchy it fits a wider range of bodies than a corset — but the range is not unlimited, so check the note on the product page.
Putting it on and caring for it
Put it on with hair tied back and without sharp jewellery or long nails that could catch the fine threads; roll it like a stocking and unroll it over the body instead of pulling. Hand-wash in lukewarm water and dry flat so net and lace keep their stretch. Orders arrive in plain packaging with nothing on the outside about the contents.
Frequently asked questions
- What is a bodystocking?
- A seamless full-body stocking in net or lace that covers from shoulders to feet. Unlike a bodysuit, it includes the legs.
- How do I choose a size?
- Most are one size and stretch across a wide range; some models come in S/M or S/L. For denser, less elastic net, check the note on the product page.
- What is the difference between crotchless and closed styles?
- A crotchless cut allows play without undressing, while a closed one sits closer to ordinary lingerie. Both exist in net and lace.
- How do I avoid snags and tears?
- Remove rings and sharp bracelets, roll the garment on rather than pulling it, and wash it by hand. Fine threads give way under a fingernail far sooner than under tension.
