Summer Jumpsuit – Thin Straps, Airy Drape and an Elastic Waist

Summer Jumpsuit – The Warm-Weather Answer to Getting Dressed Once

Narrow straps, a loose leg and a light fabric that hangs away from the body. The waist is elastic, so there is no zip or button anywhere on it. It weighs next to nothing, which is why it ends up in the suitcase.

Why choose a summer jumpsuit?

A sleeved jumpsuit stops being wearable somewhere around the high eighties. Thin straps keep the one-piece convenience and drop the heat that comes with it. The loose leg means the fabric never sits against your skin for long.

• Thin shoulder straps — leave the shoulders and back open to the air.
• Loose leg — hangs away from the leg rather than touching it.
• Elastic waist — gives as you sit, with no zip or button to deal with.
• Light, airy fabric — cool against the skin on a hot afternoon.
• Six colors — soft pastels through to deeper summer shades.

A packed suitcase barely notices this one going in.

It pulls on over the head or steps on from the floor; there is no closure either way. The elastic waist gives when you sit and settles back after. Wash on a low cycle and it dries in an afternoon.

Specifications

• Narrow shoulder straps
• Elastic waistband, no closure
• Loose-cut leg
• Machine wash on a low cycle

Pack it, it weighs nothing.