Crotchless Bodies & Teddies

Bodysuit and teddy are often used synonymously, but they are not. A bodysuit is tight-fitting and works as a piece of clothing; A teddy is looser, more decorative and is intended as lingerie. In the open version, this difference greatly changes the fit of the garment and the type of outfit it fits into.

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Bodysuit or teddy

A body abierto with a different drop

The teddy, since it is not attached, is more comfortable if the size is long or if the tight fit does not convince you. It falls from the chest and does not compress the waist, so it is quite forgiving in sizes.

The bodysuit, on the other hand, marks the body line and provides better support, but requires getting the size right. If you hesitate between the two, the teddy is the easiest option to hit blindly.

Necklines, straps and back

Adjustable spaghetti straps are the most versatile and work best with narrow shoulders. The halter neck concentrates the weight on the back of the neck and lifts the chest, although it is tiring during long sessions.

The crossed back distributes tension better and prevents the straps from falling. At the front, a plunging neckline with light underwire supports more than a loose lace cup, something to keep in mind if you're looking for real support.

Fabrics and transparencies

Elastic lace is the most appreciated: it adapts, hides seams and holds well. Mesh and tulle are lighter and more transparent, with a more subtle feel, and they snag easily.

Satin is not transparent and gives a more polished finish, although it marks anything you wear underneath. Many models combine lace on the chest with mesh on the body, which is usually the most flattering balance.

What to combine it with

With thigh-high stockings or a garter belt, the outfit is completed without the need for anything else; You have them at Stockings & Garter Belts. Long gloves or a light robe are the accessories that work best.

Hand wash cold with neutral soap, do not twist, dry flat and in the shade. Store lace pieces separate from hooks and zippers. Exclusive sale for people over 18 years of age.

Discreet shipping from Lace & Luna

Orders arrive in plain, unbranded packaging, with no reference to the contents on the outside, and the bank charge is just as discreet. Details are at embalaje discreto. We are a family store and here we usually recommend the teddy to those who buy for the first time.

The finish of the opening

It is the detail that separates a garment that lasts from one that frays on the third wear. An edge trimmed with fine elastic or sewn lace maintains the shape of the opening and does not chafe; A cut in the air, without a finish, is deformed and hooked. In mesh and tulle, too, the raw edge is where any career begins.

In models with lacing, what you have to look for is that the eyelets are reinforced and that the lace is flat instead of round, because the round one sticks in and unties itself with movement.

Neckline, back and straps

As the garment has no support in the crotch, all the weight falls on the shoulders, so the adjustable straps are no longer an extra and become what makes the garment comfortable. Those with elastic lace give way with the hours; those with tape with metal adjustment, no.

The open or strappy back looks great and offers little support, while the closed back allows for structured cups. It is the decision that most affects the rest of the team, especially from a C cup.

Care and duration

Hand wash in cold water with neutral soap, or machine wash in a mesh bag on a delicate cycle. No fabric softener, which weighs down the lace, or dryer, which is what breaks down the elastane. Dry flat and in the shade, and store flat instead of hanging, because the weight deforms the straps over time.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between bodysuit and teddy?

The bodysuit is tight and marks the line of the body; The teddy is looser and falls from the chest, so it is more forgiving in sizes.

Which one is better if I buy without trying?

The teddy, because it doesn't depend so much on the size. In a bodysuit, the short waist is the main cause of discomfort.

Do they support the chest?

It depends on the model. Those with light temples or structured cups hold; a loose lace cup is only decorative.

Which fabric lasts the longest?

Elastic lace and satin. Fine mesh is the most delicate and the one that gets caught first with nails or jewelry.

How are they washed?

By hand, in cold water and with neutral soap, drying flat in the shade and without twisting the garment.