Teddies & Bodysuits

Teddies and bodysuits offer a flattering one-piece lingerie look for date nights or special occasions. Lace, mesh and satin fabrics each give a different feel and level of coverage.

Check the size chart and fabric stretch before you order. Snap closures are convenient, and adjustable straps help with a custom fit.

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Your guide to Teddies & Bodysuits

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What are teddies and bodysuits?

A teddy is a one-piece lingerie garment that combines a top and panty in a single, usually sheer or lacy, piece. A bodysuit is the same idea with a sleeker, more fitted cut that can work as outerwear or underwear. Both give a flattering, put-together silhouette with nothing to coordinate, which is why they are a favourite for date nights and gifts. This collection ranges from Playboy by Roma's bunny-branded teddies and Oh La La Cheri lace to Le Desir net and rhinestone styles, Pink Pussycat plaid and crotchless designs, and men's bodysuits from Envy Menswear.

Types of teddies and bodysuits

Lace and sheer teddies

The classic. Oh La La Cheri's Valentine, Lydie, Elayne and Amber teddies and Playboy's Bunny Charm and Shimmer Bunny styles use sheer lace, mesh and shimmer fabrics for a soft, romantic look.

Net and fishnet teddies

Le Desir contrast fence net and net teddies and Leg Avenue lace-and-net designs have a bolder, edgier feel and more stretch, which also makes sizing more forgiving.

Crotchless and cupless teddies

Open designs from Pink Pussycat, Playboy's Ravishing Bunny and Le Desir's rhinestone teddies, plus a cup-less burnout style, are made for play rather than coverage and work well with vibrators and other toys without undressing.

Halter, strappy and high-neck styles

Halter teddies, strappy teddies and a criss-cross high-neck design change the neckline and the way the piece sits on the shoulders. Strapless and stocking-attached versions add variety.

Bodysuits and men's styles

Playboy's Bunny cover-up bodysuit and Envy Menswear's Stealth Sling and Nocturnal Bloom bodysuits show the sleeker, more fitted end of the category, including options cut for men.

How to choose a teddy or bodysuit

Because it is one piece, fit through the torso matters as much as the bust and hips.

  • Size: check the brand's size chart, and note that many styles come in plus sizes and queen sizing as well as standard.
  • Stretch and length: net and mesh stretch generously; rigid lace does not. Taller shoppers should favour stretchy fabrics or adjustable straps.
  • Coverage: decide between sheer, opaque panels, crotchless or cupless depending on how you plan to wear it.
  • Fastenings: snap closures at the crotch and adjustable shoulder straps make a big difference to comfort and ease.
  • Styling: pair with stockings, a garter or heels, or browse the wider lingerie collection for a matching robe.

How to wear and care for teddies and bodysuits

Handle delicate fabrics gently and they will keep their shape and sparkle for a long time.

  • Step into a teddy and ease it up rather than pulling it over your head, to protect lace and straps.
  • Fasten snap closures before adjusting the straps so the piece sits evenly.
  • Hand wash in cool water with a mild detergent, or use a lingerie bag on a delicate cycle if the label allows.
  • Lay flat or hang to dry away from heat; never tumble dry sheer fabrics or rhinestones.
  • Store flat or on padded hangers so straps do not stretch and lace does not snag.

Teddies and bodysuits for date nights, play and gifts

A lace teddy is a dependable choice for couples celebrating an occasion, while crotchless and cupless styles suit evenings where lingerie is part of the play, perhaps alongside soft restraints or a blindfold. Men's bodysuits widen the options for anyone shopping for a partner. When buying as a gift, choose a stretchy fabric and a well-known brand's size chart to reduce the chance of a wrong fit.

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Teddies & Bodysuits: frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a teddy and a bodysuit?

Both are one-piece garments combining a top and panty. A teddy is lingerie first: usually sheer, lacy or net, and often loosely cut. A bodysuit is more fitted and streamlined, sometimes wearable under clothes or as a top. The terms overlap, and brands use them loosely.

How do I choose the right size teddy?

Use the brand's size chart and compare bust, waist and hip measurements rather than relying on your usual dress size. Stretchy net and mesh are forgiving, while rigid lace is less so. Many styles are offered in plus and queen sizes, and adjustable straps help with torso length.

How do I wash a lace teddy?

Hand wash in cool water with a mild detergent, rinse gently and squeeze out water without wringing. Lay flat or hang to dry away from heat. Fasten snaps first so they do not catch the lace, and keep rhinestone or sequin pieces away from the washing machine.

What is a crotchless teddy for?

A crotchless teddy has an open panel at the crotch so it can stay on during intimacy or toy play. It gives the look and feel of lingerie without the need to undress. Cupless styles do the same for the bust. They are intended for the bedroom rather than for coverage.

Are there teddies and bodysuits for men?

Yes. This collection includes men's bodysuits from Envy Menswear in sling and sheer styles, cut for a male frame. Sizing is usually one size or a small range, so check the chart. They pair well with matching briefs or harness accessories for a complete look.

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