Bodystockings
Bodystockings that go on in seconds and cover shoulder to toe: fishnet, opaque, crotchless, open-cup and catsuit styles from Dreamgirl, Fantasy Lingerie and Leg Avenue in one size and queen.
How to choose a bodystocking
A bodystocking is a single piece of stretch hosiery that covers the whole body, so fit comes from the knit, not from seams. Fishnet and fencenet stretch the most and show the most. Opaque and patterned knits read as a catsuit. Open-cup and crotchless bodystockings are built for access without taking anything off. Choose one size for roughly dress sizes S to L and queen for XL and up; every product page states the range its brand uses.
Bodystocking styles and prices
- Fishnet and crotchless fishnet ($25–$42): the classic, diamond or fine net, with or without an open gusset.
- Open-cup bodystockings ($30): bare bust, covered everything else, regular and plus.
- Catsuits and jumpsuits ($30–$56): opaque, striped or leopard knits with sleeves and gloves.
- Three-piece sets: bodystocking plus accessories, in one size and queen.
Brands in this collection
Dreamgirl makes most of our bodystockings, with Fantasy Lingerie, Leg Avenue and Music Legs covering the fishnet and catsuit end. If you only want the legs, go to fishnets or the wider hosiery and legwear collection. For a one-piece with more lace and less leg, see teddies; for open-gusset styles of every kind, crotchless lingerie.
Shop bodystockings online or in store
Every order ships in a plain brown box with free standard shipping over $75, or shop in person at one of our seven boutiques in South Carolina and Michigan. Find a boutique. Bodystockings are the easiest base layer for a sexy Halloween costume: fishnet under a cat ears set is a whole look.
Updated October 2026
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Frequently asked questions
What is a bodystocking?
A bodystocking is a one-piece stretch garment, usually fishnet, lace or sheer nylon, that covers the body from the shoulders or neck down to the feet like a full-length stocking.
Are bodystockings one size?
Most are sold in one size, which usually fits dress sizes S to L, and in queen, which fits XL and up. The stretch knit does the fitting; check the product page for the brand's stated range.
How do you put on a bodystocking?
Gather it like a stocking, step in one leg at a time, pull it to the waist, then ease the arms and shoulders in. Trim nails first and never pull from a single strand of net.
Can you wear a bodystocking as clothing?
Opaque catsuit styles work under a skirt or shorts for a festival or costume look; fishnet and open-cup styles are lingerie.
Do bodystockings come in plus sizes?
Yes. Queen-size bodystockings from Dreamgirl and Fantasy Lingerie fit XL and up, including open-cup and fishnet styles.