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WOMEN'S

Women's Playsuits

The leg is the whole difference here: the one-piece build of a jumpsuit, cut to a shorts length, with the hem usually landing somewhere between the upper thigh and just above the knee. Flared and A-line legs read almost like a skirt from the front, while tailored and cuffed shorts hold a cleaner edge. A fitted bodice with a defined waist seam follows the shape closely, and smocked, tiered and shirred styles gather the fabric so it skims instead.

Straps, halter necks and bandeau necklines carry the warm-weather end of the range, and long or puff sleeves stretch it further into the year. Cotton poplin, linen and broderie anglaise breathe in heat, jersey and knitted versions move with the body, and satin, crepe and lace push towards evening. The closure — a back zip, a button placket or a tie — decides how the piece goes on.

Deep Pink Polyester Blend Crystal Embellished Halter Jumpsuit by Versace Jeans Couture | DIHSAN
2 left Indigo Cotton Blend Fit For Success Lite Linen Denim Shorts Jumpsuit by Good American | DIHSAN
2 left Indigo Cotton Blend Fit For Success Lite Linen Denim Cropped Jumpsuit by Good American | DIHSAN
Black Polyester Blend Crystal Embellished Halter Jumpsuit by Versace Jeans Couture | DIHSAN
1 left Burly Wood Cotton Rossano Belted Playsuit by Vanessa Bruno | DIHSAN
Sale price$379 Regular price$468
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Women's Playsuits

What is the difference between a playsuit, a romper and a jumpsuit?

Playsuit and romper are the same garment under two names: playsuit is the common British and Australian term, romper the North American one. Both describe a one-piece with a shorts leg, typically finishing between the upper thigh and just above the knee. A jumpsuit is the full-length version, with legs running to the ankle. Everything above the leg — necklines, sleeves, waist treatments, closures — can be the same on either, so leg length is the thing to check when a listing's wording is ambiguous.

How do you stop a playsuit riding up?

Riding up almost always means the torso is too short for you rather than the shorts being too tight, so check the shoulder-to-crotch measurement before you change size. Styles with an elasticated or tie waist, or a separate waist seam, let the top blouse slightly and take the tension off the shoulders. Adjustable or crossed straps help on strappy versions, and a fabric with a little elastane moves with you instead of gripping.

Are DIHSAN's playsuits authentic?

Yes. Every piece DIHSAN sells is the brand's own — genuine designer product, with the maker's hardware, stamping and markings intact. Nothing is a reproduction or a licensed imitation.

Will I be charged duties on a DIHSAN playsuit order?

No. Duties are included on every DIHSAN order, and US orders include taxes as well.

Can I return a playsuit purchase at DIHSAN?

Yes. Eligible playsuits can go back within 14 days of the ship date, for store credit rather than cash, and shipping charges are non-refundable. Items discounted 70% or more — plus swimwear, intimates, and limited-release styles at any discount — are final sale.