Shapewear

Quince shapewear comes in two silhouettes: a sculpting bodysuit that provides full-torso coverage and a shaping high-waisted brief sold as a 3-pack. The bodysuit is designed for a streamlined base under fitted clothing, while the shaping brief offers a smooth, invisible layer for everyday wear. Both styles are available in neutral colors like sand, sienna, clay, cocoa, and black.

The sculpting bodysuit is a full one-piece — covering from bust or waist to hip — with higher compression designed for a streamlined silhouette under fitted dresses, jumpsuits, and close-cut tops. The shaping brief focuses on the waist and hip area; it's a lower-profile everyday piece that layers invisibly under pants or skirts without the coverage or structure of a full bodysuit. Both work, just for different use cases.

Not necessarily — it depends on what you're after. A sculpting bodysuit is worth wearing when you want a completely smooth silhouette with no lines, shifting, or bunching, particularly in clingy fabrics like jersey or satin. For more relaxed fabrics or more forgiving silhouettes, the shaping brief is usually enough. Shapewear is a tool, not a requirement.

Quince shapewear is fairly priced compared to comparable styles with a similar compression level and silhouette range. Both offer sculpting bodysuits and shaping briefs; the difference is in the price, not the category-level construction. For shoppers who want reliable, everyday shapewear without paying designer-adjacent prices, it's the cleaner option.

Available in XS through XL. For the sculpting bodysuit in particular, if you're between sizes, sizing up typically gives a more comfortable, wearable fit for all-day use. Check the individual product page for the full size chart and fit guidance.

Yes — they're designed for regular wear, not just special occasions. The shaping brief (3-pack) is the more natural daily rotation piece; the sculpting bodysuit earns its wear on days when you're dressing up or wearing something fitted and want a seamless base. The construction holds up to regular use with proper care.

Hand wash in cool water or machine wash on a gentle cycle in a mesh laundry bag. Lay flat or hang to dry — the dryer breaks down elastic fibers faster than air drying and shortens the life of any compression garment. With proper care, the shaping and sculpting properties hold well across many washes.