Wide Leg Jumpsuit – Puff Shoulders Above a Seamed Waist and Back Zip

Wide Leg Jumpsuit – The Shoulder Line Is Doing the Work Here

Volume is gathered at the shoulder and the waist is marked by a seam, which leaves the legs free to run wide from the hip down. The zip sits in the back so the front panel stays flat. Five colors, plain through to lightly patterned.

Why choose a wide leg jumpsuit with puff sleeves?

A jumpsuit cut straight from shoulder to ankle has no line to it and reads as one long column. Putting volume at the top and a seam at the waist gives it proportion. The leg can then stay wide without the whole thing losing shape.

• Volume gathered at the shoulder — the puff builds width at the top, where the eye starts.
• Waist marked by a seam — the shape is cut in rather than pulled in with a cord.
• Legs open from the hip — wide all the way down, with no pressure anywhere on the leg.
• Closes behind, front stays flat — the back zip leaves an unbroken panel at the front.
• Creases very little — the fabric moves softly and comes back into line on a hanger.

Proportion without a single tight seam anywhere on it.

The back zip means it is easier to get into with a hand from someone else, or with a little patience. A cool program and a hanger are all it needs afterwards. Left hanging overnight it loses most of what the day put into it.

Specifications

• Sleeve shape: puff, gathered at the shoulder
• Waist: seamed
• Leg shape: wide
• Closure: back zip

Put it on for the evening that asks for a little more.