Catsuit

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A catsuit is a skin-tight one-piece garment with sleeves and long legs, and sometimes with feet or gloves, sometimes with a hood and often with a polo neck. The name derives from its similarity to the costume worn by a pantomime cat.

Red PVC catsuit	Susan Wayland in catsuit	VPL with catsuit	Latex catsuit, from rear	Ancilla Tilia in catsuit
Bianca Beauchamp in catsuit	Honeyhair wearing catsuit	Latex catsuit shiny silver with hood	A woman wearing a black latex catsuit made by House of Harlot	Leatherette catsuit
Agna Devi in catsuit

Unlike a unitard, its use rarely involves sports, and it may be made of leather, rubber, PVC or spandex. It is identical to a unitard in construction, but the term 'catsuit' tends to be preferred in erotic contexts.

It may be worn for the pleasure of the wearer, who wishes to be covered in a tight second skin, or of spectators. A catsuit emphasises the shape of the wearer's body, especially the bottom, a woman's breasts and a man's male bulge. Some female catsuits have a long zip in the front, worn partly undone, so as to give the spectator the feeling tht he or she could open the zip fully and access the wearer's breasts or crotch. (A suit with a long front zip is sometimes called a jumpsuit.) Others may have zips at the crotch and over the breasts for ease of access.

Catsuits are often worn with thighboots. They are also often worn (especially by women) with a wide, tight belt or even a waist cincher to emphasise the figure.

A catsuit with a polo neck but without legs is sometimes called a kittensuit, although such a garment is indistinguishable from a polo neck leotard.

External links

• How to make a catsuit
• Free catsuit patterns from your own measurements
• A Practical Guide to the Selection, Purchase, Wearing and Care of a Rubber Catsuit

See also

• Bodysuit
• Catwoman
• Gimp suit
• Inflatable catsuit
• Leotard
• Playsuit
• Unitard
• Spanking catsuit
• Straitjacket catsuit
• Zentai