One piece

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A one -piece or one-piece suit is an item of clothing that covers the upper and lower body in one piece, i.e. does not end in the area of ​​the belt line and thus (visually) connects the lower and upper body. In the strict sense of the word, a dress or a coat would also be a one-piece. In common parlance, dresses and coats are not considered one-pieces.

One-piece ends at the bottom more like a trouser, i.e. H. as trouser legs or in slip-like form .

In other words, one-piece suits are one-piece suits, as opposed to two-piece (e.g. tracksuits) or three-piece (e.g. classic three-piece men's suit). Suits are ensembles of clothing that are designed as a uniform overall appearance and not as freely combinable elements (individual items of clothing).

Black string lotard over red unitard on the left. Black bodysuit over red tights on the right

Tight-fitting one-pieces are often made of elastic fabrics to ensure a better fit even during extreme physical activity (e.g. football, dance or artistry). One-pieces ( overall ) are also suitable for protection against dirt, extreme temperatures and hazardous substances .

One piece shapes

One-piece suits in sports

One-piece suits for other special uses

Individual evidence

  1. Fifa cancels six-point deduction: Mercy for the lions in one-piece. on: Sueddeutsche.de May 21, 2004.
  2. ↑ Bye bye bikini ... - Comeback of the one-piece.  ( Page no longer available , search in web archivesInfo: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. on: Prinz.de @1@ 2Template: Toter Link / www.prinz.de