Bodysuits

Quince's women's bodysuits span layering styles and shapewear styles. Layering bodysuits are designed as visible tops or invisible base layers — short-sleeve, long-sleeve, square-neck, scoop-neck, and tank silhouettes in stretch knit or microfiber. Shapewear bodysuits (also called sculpting bodysuits) are designed for compression and smoothing under fitted dresses, jumpsuits, or close-cut tops — with higher compression in the torso and a thong or brief bottom. Both share the one-piece silhouette that eliminates tucking and shifting.

A layering bodysuit is designed to be worn as a top — coming in various necklines and sleeve lengths, with moderate stretch and a smooth-but-not-compressive fit. The bottom has a thong or brief snap closure. A sculpting (shapewear) bodysuit prioritizes compression — designed to be invisible under fitted dresses or jumpsuits, with higher compression through the torso, smoothing across the waist, and a streamlined silhouette. Choose layering for everyday outfits where the bodysuit is the top; choose sculpting for occasions where you want a smooth invisible base under close-cut clothing.

A bodysuit eliminates the "ride-up problem" — no constant tucking when moving, sitting, or stretching. Best for fitted high-waisted skirts and pants where you want a clean tucked-in look, jumpsuits or dresses where you want a streamlined base layer, and bodycon or fitted outfits where avoiding seam lines and silhouette breaks matters. The thong-bottom styles are especially good under fitted pants. The brief-bottom styles add more coverage for everyday wear.

Most run true to size with stretch through the body. Layering bodysuits fit close-to-skin with a clean drape — true to size for most shoppers; size up if you prefer a looser fit through the bust. Sculpting (shapewear) bodysuits run true to size; if you're between sizes, sizing up gives a more comfortable all-day wearable fit, while sizing down delivers higher compression. The snap closure at the bottom is adjustable on most styles for torso-length customization.

Machine wash cool on a gentle cycle inside-out, or hand wash. Avoid bleach. Lay flat or hang to dry — high-heat drying breaks down elastic fibers in the compression panels and shortens the life of any structured garment. Mesh laundry bags protect lace and microfiber bodysuits from snagging. The compression and shape-retention in sculpting bodysuits holds up well across many wash cycles when air-dried.