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How to Order
So, you want to get your hands on a bodysuit! Unfortunately, it’s a super complex process that even the top rocket scientists in the world have a hard time figuring out. BUT WAIT! Luckily for you, I’ll outline the entire process here and it should be as easy as 3.14!
This can be the easiest and also one of the hardest steps. Take your time, think long and hard. When you see the one you want, you'll know. To see all the designs I have to offer here you can scroll through collections or do a search for something specific. When you find the one you want, purchase and download the file. If you don’t see what you’re after feel free to message me about it.
This step has a few different ways you can go about it. The quickest and easiest way is to send the file you just downloaded to one of the many sites that offer print and sewing services. Here are my top recommendations:
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The RPC StudioFabric Quality: It’s the thickest and most durable that I’ve come across. Suits will last a long time through many uses. |
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Print Costume (Zentai Zone)Fabric Quality: With the ‘Super Lycra’ option (+$30) the fabric is comparable but not quite as thick as RPC Studio's fabric. (I usually get this option and highly recommend) Standard fabric is also available. |
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herostimeFabric Quality: Standard fabric |
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zentai-zentaiFabric Quality: Standard fabric |
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aesthetic cosplayFabric Quality: Standard fabric |
Once you’ve decided which site you want to go with you’re going to have to send them the file of the pattern you want printed. Since the patterns are such a large resolution the file sizes are usually pretty large and too big to simply email. You can use one of the following sites to upload your pattern and send the site making your suit a download link.
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Most of the sites listed in Step 2 have many options for you to choose from when it comes to ordering your suit. These are the options I personally prefer and get on my own suits.
1 ) U-Zip vs Straight Back Zip: Either of these options are just a matter of personal taste. I have suits using both. Straight Back zipper is the easiest for me to get in and out of but requires another person to do the zipping/unzipping. U-zip requires a little bit of flexibility and wiggling your way into the suit but you are more capable of dealing with the zippers on your own.
2 ) Wrist/Forearm Zippers: These things make life much easier if you plan on being in a suit for an extended period of time. Being able to slip your hands out of the suit effortlessly can save a lot of hassle for certain situations.
3 ) Attached Soles/Shoes: This option will allow your suit to be con ready as soon as you receive it. Without this you'll either need to attach your own or wear shoes over your suit.