Men's bodysuits: keep a shirt tucked in all day

A men's bodysuit is a extended body vest, fastened with poppers at the crotch. Its function is clear and technical: it never rides up, which solves two common issues, the shirt or t-shirt coming out of the trousers throughout the day, and the bodysuit creating a bulge at the waist.

What is a bodysuit for men used for

There are three main uses. The professional setting first, where a shirt needs to stay perfectly tucked in during a day of meetings or travel. Physical jobs next, where the garment is constantly in motion. And finally, for smoothing, a men's bodysuit made from lightweight compression fabric eliminates creases under a fitted shirt or tailored suit, without the restriction of a separate shapewear.

Popper bodysuits or closed crotch

Models of popper bodysuits open and close like a classic bodysuit, which remains the most practical for daily wear. Models with a sewn crotch, without an opening, are slimmer under clothing as they eliminate the bulk of buttons, but require complete undressing. The choice mainly depends on how often it's used: poppers for daily wear, closed crotch for special occasions where elegance is key.

What material and size for a bodysuit

The men's bodysuit in cotton elastane is suitable for daily wear and is breathable. Microfibre, finer and smoother, disappears under a thin shirt and dries quickly. For size, the length of the torso and chest measurement are what matters, not the waist size: a tall man will often take a size up to prevent the crotch from pulling, just like with a women's bodysuit.