Catsuits

History of the Catsuit

The catsuit began its journey into everyday fashion around the 1940s. It was worn by both men and women, and despite its name, it never had any feline characteristics.

Between the 1960s and 1990s, they were considered high fashion and often appeared on fashion runways, available only in prestigious clothing stores from renowned fashion designers.

In the seventies and eighties of the twentieth century, they also found their way into sports. Competitors in winter sports, gymnastics, and athletics often competed in sporty versions of the catsuit.

Today, catsuits are not very common in everyday fashion, but they still occasionally appear on stage, worn by pop stars and their dancers.

Using a Catsuit in the Bedroom

Many believe that every catsuit, regardless of its use or material, is a fetish garment.

Indeed, most of them are intended for seduction in the bedroom. This is also evidenced by our range, which reveals and at the same time conceals the most important parts of the body, while simultaneously emphasizing an individual's figure.

The most fetishized are definitely sexy catsuits made from latex, vinyl, leather, and similar materials. They often appear in porn films, having moved there from superhero movies, which have often more than delighted the audience.

However, despite this, these catsuits are not among the most desired. Our customers most often opt for gorgeous catsuits made from bold (and those more sensual) mesh patterns or lace.

They are often worn in combination with a corset, which creates an even more pronounced hourglass figure.

We also offer catsuits with hoods, open crotch or bust. These are also available in many colors, sizes, and with various designs.