Body Suits

Body suits are full-body garments that cover the torso, arms, and legs for aesthetic appeal and sensation play. Made from stretchy materials like latex, PVC, or mesh, they create a sleek silhouette while allowing sensations across the entire body. Some feature strategic cutouts or sheer panels for visual interest and access. People wear body suits during solo sessions, partnered sex, or as part of power exchange and fetish play.

Why Choose Body Suits

1. Full-Body Sensation: The skin-tight fit creates continuous contact across your entire torso and limbs, intensifying awareness of touch, temperature changes, and movement during solo or partnered activity.
2. Visual Confidence: Body suits create a sleek, defined silhouette that many people find visually appealing on themselves or their partners, enhancing confidence during intimate moments.
3. Strategic Access: Cutouts and zippers allow selective exposure while keeping the rest of your body covered, combining coverage with easy access for specific activities.

Types of Body Suits

Latex Body Suits

Latex body suits offer a glossy, second-skin appearance with strong visual impact. The material clings tightly and creates a sealed sensation against your skin. Latex requires talcum powder or specialized dressing aids for putting on and taking off. These suits work well for power exchange scenes, photography, and visual presentation. You can browse our full collection of body suits and other clothing items designed for intimate wear.

PVC and Vinyl Body Suits

PVC offers similar visual appeal to latex with easier care and maintenance. The material is less stretchy than latex, so sizing is more critical. PVC body suits often feature snap fasteners or zippers for practical access. They're popular for people new to fetish wear because they don't require the special dressing techniques latex demands, making them more comfortable for extended wear.

Mesh and Sheer Body Suits

Mesh and sheer materials expose skin while maintaining visual coverage and creating texture against the body. These suits often feature reinforced panels or strategic opaque sections combined with transparent areas. Mesh suits work well for visual play and allow better air circulation than solid latex or PVC, making them more comfortable for longer wear during sex or roleplay.

Spandex and Lycra Body Suits

Spandex offers a soft, stretchy fit that moves with your body. The material breathes better than latex or PVC, making it ideal for active movement or extended wear. Spandex body suits often come in bold colours and patterns. They're easier to put on and take off than latex, and many people find them more comfortable for everyday fetish wear or solo sessions.

Wetlook Body Suits

Wetlook fabric creates a glossy appearance similar to latex without the seal-like sensation or difficult dressing process. The polyurethane-coated material looks shiny and dramatic but stretches more than traditional latex. Wetlook suits are easier to care for than latex and offer a visual impact that appeals to people exploring fetish wear for the first time.

Body Suits Selection Guide

Who Buys Body Suits

People exploring fetish wear: Body suits offer an accessible entry point into latex and fetish fashion. The full-body coverage appeals to people who want visual intensity without exposing everything. A body suit with strategic cutouts provides control over what's visible while creating a complete aesthetic.

Power exchange couples: In dominant/submissive dynamics, body suits signal submission and control. The sleek, constraining appearance makes them popular for scenes. Some couples use them during regular sex for psychological intensity and visual appeal without complex equipment or roleplay setup.

Choosing Body Suits

• Size and Fit: Body suits need to be tight enough to create sensation without restricting breathing or blood flow. Measure your torso, inseam, and arm length. Latex runs smaller than other materials, so check size charts carefully before ordering.
• Material Comfort: Latex creates intense sensation but requires talcum powder and special care. PVC is easier to wear but less authentic-looking. Spandex and mesh are most comfortable for extended wear. Consider what sensation and maintenance level suits your needs.
• Access Points: Decide whether you want strategic cutouts, snap fasteners, or back zippers. Some styles offer practical access while others prioritize full coverage. Think about your intended use—visual play, power exchange, or partnered sex all have different access requirements.
• Colour and Design: Black offers classic fetish appeal and hides imperfections. Red, white, and nude create different visual effects. Some suits feature patterns or panels. Choose based on how you want to look and what contrasts you find visually appealing.
• Durability: Latex is fragile and can tear easily if not cared for properly. PVC is tougher. Spandex and mesh are forgiving. If you plan frequent wear, prioritize materials known for durability. Check seams and construction quality, particularly around stress points like underarms and crotch.

Looking After Your Body Suit

Latex and PVC require careful storage away from heat, sunlight, and sharp objects. Use talcum powder or specialized dressing aids when putting on latex—never use silicone products as they damage the material. Wipe down latex suits with a damp cloth after use and dry completely before storing. PVC can be hand-washed with mild soap and water. Spandex, mesh, and wetlook materials can usually be hand-washed in cool water and air-dried. Store all body suits flat or hanging in a cool, dark place. Avoid folding latex for extended periods as creases can become permanent.

Goes Well With

Vibrators and Stimulation Toys

Body suits often feature cutouts that allow easy access for vibrators during solo or partnered play. A vibrator works with your body suit without requiring you to remove it, maintaining the aesthetic while adding direct stimulation. Browse vibrators designed for external stimulation to pair with your suit.

Read Up

New to latex or fetish wear? Our guide covers putting on latex safely, dressing aids, caring for different materials, and what sensation to expect from each type of body suit. Read the complete guide to body suits and fetish wear.

Shop Body Suits

Our body suit range includes full-coverage latex, PVC with strategic cutouts, breathable mesh designs, and comfortable spandex options in multiple sizes and colours. Snap fasteners and back zippers offer practical access while maintaining the aesthetic appeal. Unmarked boxes, discreet delivery Australia-wide.