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Product Information
- Milky white. Opaque.
- Long sleeve bodysuit with a sweetheart neckline, demi-shaped bust cups, and built-in bicycle shorts.
- The bodysuit is cut from our signature heavy-weight, stretch jersey. Super soft feel. Matte finish.
- The ruched detailing on the bust cups are cut from a light-weight silk blend jersey. The bust cups are fully lined.
- Designed with a drop waist so that you can wear your Romeo Bodysuit under jeans without any exposed seams.
- Elastic trim sewn inside seam of neckline to prevent the sweetheart neckline from stretching and losing shape over time.
- The bodysuit is constructed using nylon fluffy thread, which has an elasticity to it allowing the bodysuit to stretch over curvier parts of your body without threads breaking.
- Invisible zipper at center back with hook & eye closure. Black binding finish.
Size & Fit
- Very close fit. Mid-thigh length shorts.
- Fits true to size. Take your normal size.
- Cup size: since the bodysuit is cut from a stretch jersey, it's adaptable to a variety of cup sizes.
- For reference, Zaira is 5'5", an A/B cup and wears a size XS. - Carly is also 5'5" and wears a size XS, but is a C cup.
- If you are in between sizes and have a larger bust, we recommend taking the size up.
- If you are in between sizes and have a smaller bust, we recommend taking the size down. - Click here to see more photos of how the Romeo Bodysuit fits a larger bust.
- For more sizing references, scroll down to the size drop-down button. Underneath there is a link that says “Click here to see the Romeo Bodysuit in size S/M/L” etc. If you click on it you can scroll through photos of customers wearing the Romeo in that specific size.
- If you are unsure of sizing send me an e-mail at info@tankairstudio.com please include your bust, waist, and hip measurements as well as your height.
Composition
- 87% Polyester, 13% Spandex.
- Trim: 65% Silk, 32% Cotton, 3% Spandex.
Care
-Dry clean only.
Responsibly made in Los Angeles.
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