Women's Suits
The widest choice in the catalog, and the only place where two of the suits have no zipper at all. Cut on the women’s block, sized by height, and running from a full-coverage costume base to something closer to dancewear.
Women's Suit, No Hood
Hood off, hands and feet still covered, cut on the women’s block and sold with the zipper cord.
Women's Suit, Bare Hands and Feet
Same women’s cut with the sleeves and legs stopping at the wrist and ankle.
Women's Round-Neck Unitard
Long sleeves, round neck, bare hands and feet — and no zipper anywhere on it.
Women's Sleeveless Unitard
The round-neck unitard with the sleeves left off. Pull-on, no zipper, bare arms, hands and feet.
Women's Shiny Metallic Bodysuit
Wet-look Lycra with the zipper on the chest instead of the back — the only front-closing suit here.
The two hoodless suits are the costume workhorses — same garment, differing only in whether the gloves and socks are built in. Between them they cover almost every character anyone builds out of a plain colored body.
The round-neck and sleeveless unitards pull on like a swimsuit. In a catalog where the back zipper is the most common complaint, having nothing to fasten is a real advantage, and both are comfortable enough for a full day. The metallic bodysuit is the odd one out in every sense: different fabric, a shine the matte spandex cannot do, only ten colors, and the zipper on the front of the chest.
Compare all fifteen cuts side by side or work out your size before you choose a color.