construction
three details that decide whether it stays put
compression map
where it holds, and where it doesn't
Compression is not one setting. Each panel is knitted to a different tension, so the garment holds where you want it held and moves where you need to move.
Firm through the midsection. The top edge is one continuous piece of bonded fabric, so there is no band to fold over.
Medium through the hip, so the garment smooths without flattening.
Light through the thigh. The hem is knitted at a tighter tension rather than gripped with silicone.
fit finder
three questions, then your size
Shapewear sizing is not dress sizing, and guessing is why most of it ends up in a drawer. Answer three questions and we will tell you which size and which compression, and why.
how tall are you?
what size dress do you usually buy?
what are you wearing it for?
your size
why this exists
i owned six pairs that rolled
Every pair I bought did the same thing. It held for an hour, then the waistband folded over itself and sat in a ridge under whatever I was wearing.
The problem was never the compression. It was the band. So we built a garment with no band at all — the top edge is bonded, one continuous piece, nothing to fold.
— FOUNDER, SKRUNCHI
get the fit guide
How to measure, and how to size between sizes. One email, no discount codes.