BareKnit Short-Sleeve Flare Jumpsuit

True to size — snug and sculpted through the bodice, easy through the flare. Take your usual size; the compressive knit stretches to fit. Our model is 5'7" with a 37.4" hip and wears a small. If you're between sizes or prefer a less compressive feel, size up.

Yes. BareKnit is a dense double-knit, not a thin printed jersey — it stays fully opaque through deep squats, forward folds, and bright studio lighting. One piece also means no waistband gap and nothing riding up mid-flow.

Total length is 57.5" on a small, measured shoulder to hem — cut long on purpose, so it drapes over the shoe instead of stopping above it. Our 5'7" model gets a hem that just skims the floor. At 5'8" and up it hovers just off the ground and still reads full-length; at 5'5" and under expect about two inches of pooling, which the flare hides completely. If you're 5'3" or under, plan on a simple hem — one pass, and a flare shows no break line.

Easier than you'd think — the half-zip is your friend. Zip down, pull the top half down, done. No buttons, no shucking the whole thing. It's the first question everyone asks about jumpsuits, so we'd rather answer it honestly.

Think of it as the layer that goes under everything. It's short-sleeve by design, so when it's cold a coat or an oversized knit slides straight over it — nothing bunches at the sleeve, and the mock neck zips high enough to cover a collar. Indoors it stands on its own: heated studios, offices, long flights. Care is simple: machine wash cold inside out, lay flat to dry. Skip the dryer and the fabric keeps its snap.