Wearing and Caring for your
BodyWebs

The Basics
All BodyWebs are made of a top quality blend of cotton, polyester and never less than 10% spandex (fine rubber) The high percentage of stretchable spandex gives the clothes a good "memory" - they retain their shape. BodyWebs do not shrink or stretch out and loosen with wear. They do SOFTEN making them easier to put on and take off, but they always retain the look of skin-tight.

Body Webs are surprisingly sturdy. With proper care you can play in them for years. Hand or machine wash your Webs gently. There is no need for special fabric cleaners. Do not use bleach on the whites. Soap or ordinary detergent work fine. While hand washing and hang drying will keep your webs looking newer longer, there is nothing wrong with machine washing and drying. Use the gentle cycle to wash and low heat to dry. Never wash your webs together with your light fluffy towels (you'll never get the lint off) And don't set your drier on "burn". Common sense.

What's coming soon in this section is information on the individual styles and cuts. How to wear them, who can wear what and all the tips and tricks we've learned in 8 years of fitting our wonderful customers at shows and events.

Sizing and Fitting
The size equivalents are - Small = 2-6....Medium = 8-10....Large = 12-14....Extra Large = 16-18 1X = 18-22 ...2X = 22-24.....3X = 24+. Body Webs are supposed to be tight at first. They soften with wear. so here's our best advice on fit: If you can get into it and feel comfortable once it's on - it fits. If major body parts are falling out of the holes, try a larger size. If it slips on like butter, the holes aren't streched open and there are wrinkles across your waistline, go smaller.

The fabric is very stretchy and it molds to your form. They never stretch more than you need them to so beware of loaning your suit to a larger friend. (She probably won't return it anyway.)

Want Bigger Breasts? Got your attention there! Here's how: The more you cover 'em the bigger they look. (at least in a BodyWeb) Take advantage of the way the stong pattern of the webbing captures and directs the eye. The solid area of fabric in front reads as "bosom". Get the widest part of it right over your own so it stretches out as much as possible. Try a comparison in the mirror. Isn't spandex wonderful?

Caveat Catsuit - We want to bring out your best in the Web that's right for your body. Usually that's the one you like best anyway - but just a few cautions: The "Sweetheart" is not for the shortwaisted. The "Wild Thing" is not for the bottom heavy. A sleeved catsuit is the best choice for narrow shoulders. And if you have a large torso with very slender legs a full length catsuit will exagerate the effect. Try a bodysuit or a top instead. You're perfect just the way you are!

Catsuit Costumes - HappyHalloween! With the right accessories and makeup you can be Catwoman, Biker Babe from Hell, Dungeon Mistress, etc. Here's our favorite- Get 3 pairs of long black gloves. Stuff 2 pairs with polyester batting (craft store). Fasten one pair to your Web at the side of each leg just above the knees and another pair at the waist. Put the third pair on. Tie the wrists together on each side so that when you raise or move your arms the other arms follow. But don't stop there Spiderlady - wrap your honey in t-paper or gauze bandages and you've caught yourself a fly. Or get some of that spray string stuff... wonder if it comes in black...?

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Wear and Care for Dresses
The best way to put on a BodyWeb dress is to step into it and pull it up.
In the GoGo Dress get the seam just below your bosom then lean forward and push them up and together for a sexy "poping out the top" look. If you don't have much to pop here's a trick to help. Notice that the GoGo is the only item in our line with a totally covered and lined bosom. Plenty of room to add those little push up things inside for an extra boost. Once everything is in place up top pull the dress down to eliminate any wrinkles around the waistline. Don't worry if it seems long at that point. It's Spandex and the hem is going to ride up to mid-thigh as you walk. This is true for all the dresses. Nothing shows (as long as you don't bend down) but people will wonder if you're wearing anything underneath. If you go dancing in a web dress you might add a G-string with the thinest possible elastic sides for security. Or not.

The sleeved dresses have very low scoop neck lines. Some ladies like to let the sleeves fall down to bare their shoulders as well. If you want the sleeves to stay up be sure to pull them all the way up - and then even a little more - securely over your shoulder so arm movements will not stretch them down again.

Wear your Web dress to a party where everyone is dressed to thrill and see what happens. BodyWebs get all the attention. Enjoy it. Then send us Email. We love those stories!

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Wear and Care for Bodysuits
soon

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Wear and Care for Tops
soon

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Wear and Care for Separates
coming

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Wear and Care for Plus Webs
eventually

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Wear and Care for Mens Webs
someday

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Oops - Repairs and Tune Ups
when we get back from all the summer shows

Creative Customizing
whenever