Fantasy Lingerie Make Your Move Footless Halter Bodystocking

Fantasy Lingerie Make Your Move Footless Halter Bodystocking – Queen Size, Open Crotch

A bodystocking covers a lot of ground, and this one does it with stripes. It is a footless halter in a striped opaque knit and fishnet, with an open crotch. Footless means the legs end at the ankle, so you can wear any footwear you like.

To dress, step in one leg at a time, draw the fabric upward with the flats of your hands, and fasten the halter behind the neck. Smooth the fabric so the stripes sit evenly. The fishnet panels are open, so be careful with rings and nails.

This item is the Queen size, with a one-size version also made. The chart reads size 14 to 18, bust 42 to 46 in. and hips 42 to 49 in., and it is made from 90% nylon and 10% spandex. No waist measurement is given for this size, so go by the bust and hip ranges. A bodystocking covers much of the body, so torso length matters, and it helps to measure from the shoulder, through the crotch, and back up to the same shoulder. If you are tall, think about whether the legs and torso will be long enough.

Key Features

• Footless Halter Bodystocking – legs end at the ankle
• Striped Opaque Knit and Fishnet – two textures in one piece
• Open Crotch – a crotchless design
• Queen Size – size 14-18
• 90% Nylon, 10% Spandex – stretch along its length

Size Specs

Queen: size 14-18, bust 42-46 in., hips 42-49 in. Also available in O/S.

Materials

Striped opaque knit and fishnet. 90% nylon, 10% spandex.

Choosing and Using

Measure before you order. Use a soft tape and take the bust around the fullest part, the waist at the narrowest part and the hips at the widest, holding the tape level and snug but not tight. Compare each number with the chart for the size you are considering. If your numbers land in different sizes, go by the larger one, because a garment that is too small shows more than one that is a touch roomy.

Stretch helps but has limits. Spandex gives a little, and fabrics such as leatherette or wetlook give less than a plain knit. For anything made as one piece, torso length matters too, so measure from your shoulder, down through the crotch and back up to the same shoulder if you can.

It also helps to think about the occasion before you choose a size. Pieces meant for a close fit look their best when they match your measurements, and pieces with ties or lace-ups give more room to adjust. Dressing in front of a mirror makes straps and fastenings much easier to set. Keep a spare layer nearby if you are wearing it somewhere cooler than your home.

Care

Check the care label when the piece arrives. As a general rule, delicate lace, mesh, net and decorated garments last longest when they are washed by hand in cool water with a mild detergent, kept away from bleach, and dried flat or hung to air dry.

Dress with clean hands, short nails and no rings, since sharp edges snag fine fabric. Store the piece folded flat or in a drawer instead of hanging it by the straps, which can stretch them over time.

If a detail you need is not listed above, ask our team before you order. We would rather confirm a measurement or a feature for you than have you guess, and we are happy to help you compare options in the same range.