Noir Black Lace Plunge Wetlook Catsuit, Stay Dressed for the Fun

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“That neckline is very good at getting the first word.”

Start With Lace and Finish With Shine

The front of this Noir catsuit opens into a deep V edged in embroidered lace. Below it, black wetlook carries the line right down to the ankles. The back stays higher and covered, and two separate zips let the neckline keep its clean shape.

Noir Black Wetlook & Lace Plunge Catsuit Key Features

⭐ Embroidered lace plunge: The patterned lace frames the deep V, giving the front a delicate edge against the smooth wetlook.

⭐ Sleeveless shoulders: Bare arms leave room for an open jacket, long gloves or a quieter bare-shouldered look.

⭐ Full-length wetlook legs: The black fabric carries the shine down to the ankles, keeping the one-piece line intact.

⭐ Separate rear fastening: A zip at the back gets you into the catsuit without putting a visible front fastening through the lace.

⭐ Two-way crotch zip: A separate opening with two directions of travel gives you control independently of the rear fastening.

⭐ One-piece catsuit: The top and full-length legs come together in a single garment, so the finish runs right through the outfit.

Keep the Lace in the Spotlight

The neckline is the most open part of the catsuit. Embroidered edges frame the V and lead into a smooth wetlook torso. From the back, the neckline sits higher and the zip follows the centre, leaving the sleeveless shoulders and long legs to carry that clean outline.

Play With What Shows

Wear it with an open cropped jacket and heels for a club outfit that puts the lace on show. Tall boots can carry the black line higher, while a low shoe leaves the ankle-length cut visible. For a quieter night in, an open robe can soften the shine while keeping a glimpse of embroidery in view.

Two Openings, One Clean Front

If you like a catsuit with practical access and a neckline without hardware, the two separate zips are the detail to look for. The rear fastening lets you get dressed, and the two-way crotch zip has its own job after that. You can leave the shape of the lace plunge as it is and use a fine underlayer if you want more front coverage.

Product Information

ℹ️ Brand: Noir Handmade

ℹ️ Style: F167

ℹ️ Colour: Black

ℹ️ Fabric finishes: Power wetlook and embroidered lace

ℹ️ Cut: Sleeveless catsuit with full-length legs

ℹ️ Fastenings: Rear zip and separate two-way crotch zip

Size Chart

Body measurements in centimetres
Measurement S M
Bust 86–89 90–93
Waist 65–68 69–72
Hips 92–95 96–99

What’s Included

ℹ️ One Noir black wetlook and lace plunge catsuit

Care Note

Follow the garment’s care label. Wash cold with mild liquid detergent, dry flat away from heat and handle the embroidery and zip areas gently.

Tip

Get the rear zip settled before you add a jacket or gloves. Keep the lace and any underlayer clear when you move either fastening.

Shop With Confidence

The lace is worth a closer look, especially against that sweep of wetlook all the way down the legs.

At The Love Shop we’ve spent over 25 years helping Aussies find their kind of fun. Take the plunge at your own pace and give the lace as much attention as you fancy.

Quick answers

Is there a zip through the neckline?
The main dressing zip is at the back. The lace plunge stays open at the front, and the two-way crotch zip is separate.
Can I use the crotch opening without undoing the back zip?
Yes. The crotch has its own two-way zip, separate from the rear dressing zip. You can use that opening while keeping the rest of the catsuit on, with the lace neckline sitting just as you arranged it.
Can I wear something underneath the deep V?
A low-plunge underlayer or adhesive coverage can give you more coverage through the front. A fine black bralette can also show as a deliberate layer inside the V.
What can I layer over it for a club night?
Try an open cropped jacket to leave the lace visible and keep the one-piece line through the legs. Choose your front coverage and outer layer for the venue and your comfort.
What shoes let the ankle-length cut show?
Try heels or low ankle boots if you want to see the bottom of the catsuit. Tall boots make the leg look more continuous if you’d like to cover the hem.