Men's bodysuit - an original wardrobe item

The bodysuit, as an element of everyday wear, appeared in the United States of America in the 1950s. Men's bodysuit is an original wardrobe item. It came after the women's, repeating the features and variety of models.

Designers, taking the idea of ​​a leotard (gymnastic leotard), provided it with fasteners in the groin area. A new type of clothing, bodysuit, has received a number of advantages:

• it doesn't come out of clothes
• may have a pulling property,
• provides comfortable movement.

The advantages of the body allow you to use different options for its application.

Bodysuits for daily use are divided into two groups:

• Underwear,
• outerwear.

Underwear options are a T-shirt-body and a T-shirt-body made of natural fabrics to protect against the cold. Buttons, hooks or buttons can serve as fasteners. The range of outerwear includes: shirt-body, t-shirt-body, turtleneck-body and T-shirt-body without fasteners on the top of the product.

According to the shape of the body can be divided into the following:

The most common long-sleeved models are the body turtleneck and body shirt. Comfortable for daily wear, indispensable for dancing and sports. In sports models, a zipper on the back is often used as a fastener. You can also find long-sleeved fantasy bodysuits made of leather or synthetic materials.

Worn in winter under clothes to protect against cold, provides comfort during winter sports. Body briefs are a great alternative to pajamas.

String body - underwear for erotic purposes. Manufacturers create it both from dense fabrics and light translucent various colors.

Suitable for daily wear, sports and dancing. A body t-shirt can have a slimming effect, hiding figure flaws, or have a looser cut.

Fabrics for the manufacture of men's bodysuits can be natural and artificial. Cotton or linen is used in products made from natural fabrics. Cotton products are more common. They may contain wool, silk and various synthetic additives.

The highest quality cotton is mercerized. It has a number of qualities:

• does not shrink when washed
• does not wrinkle
• lasting,
• soft,
• absorbs moisture well
• retains color longer.

Artificial fabrics have their own characteristics. Most popular:

• Polyester. Wear-resistant, durable material, does not fade, does not shrink, dries quickly. Indispensable for sports bodysuits..

• Lycra (elastane). Lycra thread is added to the composition of fabrics to give strength. Clothing with lycra stretches well, does not sag. Lycra is applicable to any body models.

• Acrylic. This is artificial wool.Differs in ease, does not wrinkle, poorly absorbs moisture, retains the brightness of the color. Acrylic can be found in the fabrics of turtleneck bodysuits.

• Nylon. Nylon fabric is light, durable, easy to wash, does not let air through. Nylon is added to cotton, obtaining a fabric that can better withstand wind and lightning. The addition of synthetics to natural fabrics allows you to increase the service life of the product, maintain its shape, and aesthetic appearance.

• Viscose. The properties are similar to natural fabric. It retains heat well, lets air through, light. Used for summer everyday bodysuits.

The bodysuit not only allows a man to feel comfortable, but also is able to diversify the wardrobe with bold, unusual solutions.