One-Piece Styles
One-pieces are the screenshot styles: no mix-and-match required, a full look in a single SKU, and a back detail that photographs like a design feature rather than a construction choice.
In-Stock Backless Yoga Jumpsuit
Criss-cross open back, seven stocked colourways, shorts-length one-piece.
In-Stock Square-Neck Yoga Romper
One-piece, four stocked colourways, premium black included.
Why buyers start here
Both styles here solve the same customer problem — "what do I wear without deciding anything" — from opposite directions. The backless yoga jumpsuit is the statement piece: a scoop front, a criss-cross strap open back and a shorts-length cut, stocked in the widest colour range on the site. The square-neck romper is the everyday version: a cleaner line, four steady colourways, and a fit that works from studio to street.
Because one-pieces are single garments, the fit carries the whole decision — there is no top and bottom to split a size across. Both styles run a standard S-XL grade with the stretch built into the knit rather than the pattern, and both are stocked, so a reorder does not wait for fabric. Branding runs the same as everything on this site: logo from 50 pieces, sampled on the real garment within 72 hours, DDP delivery door to door.
- A complete look in one SKU — no mix-and-match inventory to manage
- Back details (criss-cross straps, square neck) are engineered, not decorative
- One logo position covers the whole garment — the simplest branding decision in the range
- Stocked in 4-7 colourways each, reorderable in 7-10 days
Order terms on every style here
- Blanks
- No minimum — order one piece to test
- Your logo
- From 50 pcs per style, sizes and colours mixed
- Sampling
- Existing style 24h; logo sample 72h
- Bulk
- 7-10 days, DDP door-to-door
Frequently asked
How do customers size a one-piece without trying it on?
The grade runs true to a standard S-XL activewear chart. Because the knit is a 75/25 stretch interlock, the fit tolerates more body variation than a woven would — but publish the size chart and you will avoid most exchanges.
Where does the logo go on an open-back style?
Centre front above the neckline, where the panel is flat and stable. The back straps should stay clear — that is the design feature your customer is paying for.
Is the backless jumpsuit practical for training?
Yes. The liner is built in, opacity is checked at full stretch on every colour, and the straps are anchored at four points so they do not shift mid-workout.
Other collections
Matching sets are the fastest way to fill a collection: one style decision, two coordinated garments, and a colour story your customers can buy into as a set or as separates later.
Separates are how a range stays in stock: each piece is a standing SKU in its own colour depth, and your customers build their own combinations — which is exactly the behaviour that brings them back to buy the second half.
Not sure which styles fit your market?
Tell us who your customers are and how you sell — we will shortlist styles and quote the logo run, with the 72-hour sample included.