Crystal Ribcage Gymnastics Leotard
Crystal Ribcage Gymnastics Leotard
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This adorable Destira tank Crystal Ribcage gymnastics leotard doubles as a leotard and a costume for Halloween!
This black tank leotard is a of beautiful quality and will make being a skeleton (or something spooky) a breeze this season!
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Tips for Taking Care of Your Leotard
Rinse/Wash ASAP: Leotards need a rinse even after a quick workout. Sweat, body oils, and deodorant can do damage. The sooner you can wash, the better!
Hand Wash: Washing machines agitate all the delicate parts - crystals, vinyl, straps, or holograms. So hand washing is best.
Soap Up: Wash your leotard using a mild detergent and stay away from standard laundry detergent, especially granular ones, as they can be abrasive. DO NOT use Woolite or fabric softener. They break down the glue that holds the embellishments on the garment. Do not bleach or iron your leotards.
Dry Off: Do not wring out your leotards after hand washing them because doing so can damage the fibers. Lay the leotard out on a towel, roll the towel up and squeeze gently, then lay it out to dry. Avoid drying it in sunshine.
Rotate Leos: Spandex and Lycra are memory fabrics, meaning they need a full day to snap back to their usual position. If you're at camp, or wear leotards often, it's essential to have more than one so that each leo has 24 hours to bounce back (as well as time to wash and dry completely).
Keep Cool: Hot water is bad for workout wear. Wash your garment in cold water.
Watch Where You Sit: When you're at the gym, watch out for Velcro on mats, equipment, or grips. Velcro can snag leotard material.
This gymnastics leotard runs fairly true to your gymnast's clothing size. Most often, a gymnast will wear the same size they wear in street clothes.
Please do not size based on another leotard brand, as each brand runs differently. When in doubt size to your gymnast's street clothing size or use the size chart below:
How To Measure
- Chest Measurement: taken with a deep breath, arms held out at shoulder height. Go directly over shoulder blades on back.
- Waist Measurement: taken at natural waistline, on-or-around belly-button
- Hip Measurement: taken around the fullest part of the buttocks
- Torso Measurement: taken from the center of the shoulder, down the front, between the legs, and up to the back to the starting point.
