Bodystocking Penthouse Eye of the Storm White XL

Bodystocking Penthouse Eye of the Storm White XL 🌪️

The Eye of the Storm by Penthouse is a white bodystocking in a fine knit with a lace pattern of flowers and sweeping lines. The bodice has narrow straps and a straight neckline, with a decorative cut-out of several round openings above the décolletage. It reaches to the hips; from its hem two narrow suspender strips at the front and two at the back run down to the stockings, which carry the same pattern. Bottom and crotch stay uncovered. It stands under lingerie for women, with lingerie and under sextoys for women; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of Penthouse.

✨ At a glance

• 🧵 Material: 88 % polyamide, 12 % elastane
• 🎨 Colour: White
• 📐 Size: XL (EU 42)
• 🛠️ Build: bodice, suspender strips and stockings in one piece
• ✅ Pattern: lace look with flowers and waves
• ✅ Neckline: decorative openings above the décolletage
• ✅ Cut: bottom and crotch uncovered

❓ FAQ

How do I put it on?

First gather one stocking leg, step in and carefully roll it up to the thigh, then the second. After that, pull the bodice up over hips and bust and place the straps on your shoulders. Rings and long fingernails easily snag the fine knit, so it pays to go slowly.

Do I have to hook anything onto the suspenders?

No. The suspender strips are firmly joined to the bodice and stockings; there are no clips or hooks that could come loose. You only need to make sure the strips run straight over the thigh.

Which size fits?

XL corresponds roughly to EU size 42. The knit stretches and fits closely; if you are between two sizes, compare it with well-fitting tights or a close-fitting body.

How do I care for it?

Most gently by hand in cool water with a little delicate detergent, apart from dark items, then let it dry flat. Bleach and the iron stay away, and you only press the water out gently instead of wringing.

How do I store it?

Loosely folded in a laundry bag, apart from pieces with hooks, Velcro or zips on which the open knit can catch.