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Long Jane Active one piece
Long Jane Active one piece
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Friends we've crafted our Long Jane one piece for action and supreme comfort! A classic racer back style cut for movement with a mid thigh length to wrap you in confidence and self love. These are made with love from either Black recycled polyester Eco Rib, lined with our signature ECONYL® regenerated nylon, or Navy Ultra chlorine resistant 100% polyester (51% recycled) also made in Italy.
Suits AA-E cup, in sizes 6 - 20 with bust pockets for padding or to accommodate a prosthetic breast if needed. Did I say pockets? This piece also features a generous hip pocket. Where this suit sits when you put it on, is where it stays.
Although this suit is reminiscent in looks of other big brands, that is where it ends. These are made with quality hailing to the 80s... featuring double fabric all over and triple on the bust. There will be no early show through here.
Let's go besties, we have fun to do.
More about the fit of this piece:
Friends, we took time developing this pattern to fit a regular torso to half-half torso length in sizes 6-14. If you are a bit taller with longer torso you may need a custom option. In sizes 16-20 the length is great even for our taller friends who report having a long torso and never having luck with a one piece. With patience we can also make you up an even longer version if you find this piece is not long enough for you.
Who makes our Enduring Maillot?
Italian Carvico Sydney fabric was purchased in Indonesia from Mustofa at SAS Textile. Italian Carvico Vita and Taiwanese Eco Rib recycled polyester fabric were purchased from Paramatex. Fabric is delivered to Ms Juju and her team in her home studio in Denpasar.
Cutting and finishing/quality checks are done by Koko and Lis. All sewing is done by Narmi with help from Kadek and our newer sewers Nur and Rana. All holidays are taken paid, and there is no enforced overtime.
The result is these mightily beautiful garments, sewn with love, made to last.
