Leotard

The sequins are formed by pouring liquid-based cellulose into a mould. Iridescent colours are embedded in the material structure of the cellulose using non-toxic materials. The resulting sequins are strong enough to be sewn into garments, but they will completely biodegrade over time. Are sequins metal or plastic? Sequins were also originally made from metal […]

Use a 100/16 Universal Ball Point Needle when sewing through sequins. Never use an iron directly on sequins. Use a press cloth with a low heat setting when needed. Do you need a special needle to sew sequin fabric? First things first, you’ll be needing some extra sharp fine point needles for your machine – […]

Dancewear stores do not sell swimwear. Leotards often resemble one-piece swimsuits, but they are not meant to be worn in the water. Even spandex leotards are not constructed to perform well in a fully-submerged or chlorinated environment. Can you use a leotard for swimming? Although the one-piece bathing suit and the leotard may look the […]

Swimmers! Yes, let’s take a dip in the pool, swim some laps, and look better in those skin tight trunks and wetsuits. We believe that swimmers can benefit from our products for aesthetics and aerodynamics . If you happen to be a swimmer, we recommend wearing the dance belt to create a smooth line down […]

If you are wondering if you should wear a ballet leotard for swimming, the answer is, unfortunately, no. Ballet leotards look similar to one-piece swimsuits. Most are made with similar fabric and are worn in the same way. The difference between a swimsuit and a leotard comes with how they are made. Can a bathing […]

Sometimes shorts-cut unitards are called biketards or bootietards, but I prefer the term “shorts unitard” because it more accurately describes the garment. Unitards that extend into ankle-length leggings are more universally recognized as unitards. What do you call a leotard with shorts? Leotards with shorts or pants attached are also called biketards or unitards. Some […]