A one-piece bodystocking that reads as a bodysuit from the front and a stocking from the knee down. The body panel is an opaque stretch knit with a wide scoop neck; two teardrop cut-outs sit either side of the crotch, high on the hip, and the legs are sheer and attached.
- Open crotch. The seam is open through the gusset. It is a design feature, not a fault.
- Cut-outs sit high. The two openings are on the hip line either side of the crotch, so skin shows from the upper thigh to the waist on both sides.
- Two weights of fabric in one piece. Opaque through the torso, sheer from the hip down.
- Scoop neck, wide straps. Cut like a tank — it covers the bust rather than plunging.
- One size. The maker rates it for 88–176 lb; the knit does the work rather than a size run.
Black only. Hand wash cold, hang to dry.
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Bodystocking · One size · Black
A bodysuit to the hip.
A stocking from there down.
One piece, two weights of fabric. The torso is an opaque stretch knit cut like a tank — wide scoop neck, broad straps. From the hip the same piece thins to sheer and runs all the way down the leg. Between the two, a teardrop cut-out sits either side of the crotch, and the crotch itself is open.
- 01 / FrontTwo cut-outs, high on the hip
They sit either side of the crotch and run up toward the waist, so skin shows from the upper thigh to the hip bone on both sides. This is the whole shape of the garment, not a detail.
- 02 / CrotchOpen through the gusset
There is no closure and no panel. Worth knowing before it arrives, because it is not obvious from a front-on photograph.
- 03 / TopCovered, not plunging
The scoop is wide but shallow and the straps are tank-width, so the bust is held rather than exposed. The drama is all below the waist.
Front and back
The back is plain.
That is deliberate.
Turned around, it reads as an ordinary high-cut bodysuit over sheer tights — no cut-outs, no hardware, nothing to catch. Everything the garment is doing happens on the front and the sides. It is the reason it works under something open-fronted and reads as plain hosiery from behind.
What we know
Everything the maker
actually states.
Bodystockings are usually sold on a photograph and a shrug. Here is what is genuinely documented, and where it runs out.
| Detail | What the maker states |
|---|---|
| Style | One-piece bodystocking with attached legs, worn as a single garment |
| Neckline | Wide scoop, tank-width straps, no fastening |
| Cut-outs | Two, one either side of the crotch, running up the hip line |
| Crotch | Open |
| Opacity | Opaque through the torso, sheer from the hip down |
| Size | One size, rated by the maker for 88–176 lb (40–80 kg) |
| Fabric | The supplier’s spec sheet says knit polyester. Other sellers of the same garment list a polyamide and elastane blend. We have quoted both rather than picking one |
| Colour | Black |
| Supplied as | One piece |
No garment measurements are published — no torso length, no inseam. One size on a bodystocking means the knit stretches to fit rather than that every body lands in the same place, and torso length is the dimension that varies most between people. If you are tall through the body, expect it to sit lower at the shoulder.
The fabric
Fine knit,
a lot of give.
It is a flat knit rather than a net — closer to opaque tights than to fishnet — which is what lets one piece be solid at the top and see-through at the leg without a seam between the two. It pulls on like hosiery and wants the same care.
Wearing it
Treat it as hosiery,
not as underwear.
Everything that ruins a bodystocking happens in the first thirty seconds of putting it on. Gather the leg, ease it up, and let the knit do the stretching.
- 01 / Nails
Rings and long nails are what put a ladder in a fine knit. Bunch the fabric in your palm rather than pinching it.
- 02 / Washing
Hand wash cold with a mild detergent. No machine, no bleach, no fabric softener.
- 03 / Drying
Press the water out in a towel and hang to dry. Heat is what kills the elastane.
- 04 / Storing
Loose in a drawer on its own. Anything with a hook or a zip will find it.