My lingerie collection is quite large, so I tend to search for items that can be used for multiple reasons now. I mean, how many "sexy time only" outfits does a girl really need?

When I saw this, I thought it'd be a good multi-purpose item. Sure, I can't wear it outside of the house, but I figured I could wear it to seduce my boyfriend, and to sleep in. In reality, it's just not a very sexy outfit on me, but at least it's sexier than flannel pajamas.

The Basics:
The comfy babydoll is made by Escante, and it comes with a matching g-string. At the time of this review, the comfy babydoll is available in two colors on Eden Fantasy's -- coral, and lavender. I chose to purchase the coral version.

Material & Care:
According to the tag, the "fabric" of this set is made out of 100% polyester, whereas the lace is made out of 89% Nylon and 11% Elastane. Okay, so I'm assuming that the "fabric" refers to the main body of the set, whereas the "lace" is simply trim.

Moving on, the entire set is made out of a sort of mesh. The mesh is very thin, and very fine -- so it may snag easily. Being mesh, this babydoll is very breathable, making it a great choice for those hot summer nights. That being said, if you're someone who's a little shyer and wants a little coverage? Mesh isn't going to give you any coverage -- this babydoll, being made primarily of mesh, is completely sheer.

Comfort wise, this babydoll is certainly comfortable. The material isn't the highest of quality, of course, but it is very soft. Honestly, wearing this feels like wearing nothing at all, due to how light weight it is, how soft it is, and the fact that it doesn't itch or irritate my incredibly sensitive skin at all.

Now, I want to take a moment to talk about the color. The color of the material is coral, but it's not quite as dark as the picture makes it out to be. At least it's not as dark as the color looked on my computer monitor. It is a very pretty color, but it's just not a sexy color in my opinion. Perhaps a deeper coral would've been sexier.

The tag states that this set can be machine washed in warm water, on the gentle cycle. It also states that you should use only non-chlorine bleach, and that you shouldn't wring or twist it. Remember, this piece should only be lined dried, and that you should only iron it at a low temperature if absolutely necessary. Those instructions are all well and good, but...having this piece in my hands, I'm going to say that you probably don't want to machine wash this. The fabric is just incredibly delicate, and I think that even the gentle cycle will completely destroy this. To be safe, I hand wash this and then allow it to line dry -- it's so light that it doesn't take long at all to line dry.


Sizing:
Escante has made this item available in three sizes: small, medium, and large.

According to the size chart, a large should fit the following measurements:
Cup Size: C-D
Bust: 36-38"
Waist: 28-30"
Hips: 38-40"

I have a 32" waist, and 40" hips. I typically wear a 34d bra. Despite being borderline, and even larger than one of the measurements, this fits me well. I believe that an XL (if it were available) would've been way too large on me, whereas a medium would've likely been too small for my breasts.

The most important measurement for the babydoll is going to be your cup size. The rest of the babydoll flows outward, making it so that this can fit larger than the waist and hip measurements outline. The cups, however, are a bit small, and they're meant to hug your breasts. I wouldn't recommend this for anyone larger than a DD, and even that might be pushing it.

Length wise, this does not cover my entire bum. Rather, my butt kind of peaks out from underneath it, but as this is only used in private, that's no big deal. For reference, I am 5'6".

The included g-string actually fits my 40" hips comfortably, though I believe that it'll cut into anyone with larger hips.

Design:
The entire babydoll is very light and comfortable. The bust part of the babydoll clings, whereas the rest of the babydoll sort of flows over your curves.

There is no underwire or padding, so there's not a whole lot bust support. That being said, there is a sort of seam going under the bust which seems like it's meant to provide a bit of support. Still, most of your bust support comes from the shoulder straps.

The shoulder straps are not removable, but they are adjustable. The straps are adjusted the same way that bra straps are adjusted -- simply by sliding the little plastic piece.

Most of the babydoll is mesh with little polka dots (the same color as the rest of the fabric) on it. There is some lace detailing on the bust. The lace is floral, and goes both on the top of the bust, and right under the bust.

The top of the bust is sewn in sort of a scalloped pattern, whereas the bottom of the babydoll is sewn in a way that makes it appear wavy/flowing.

The included g-string matches the babydoll, being coral mesh with little coral dots. There is a small cotton pantyliner, so it's suitable for everyday wear.

Quality:
The quality is not great, but what can you expect for $18.99?

The material is very thin, and it seems like it'll snag or tear easily. In fact, after on wear, the seam that goes down the center of one of the cups tore. I feel like I'll be able to sew it back together, so it's not a huge deal, but... if you can't sew? I'd say pass on this one.

Unfortunately this piece has just started falling apart. Now, I've had it for awhile, so it falling apart wouldn't be a huge deal, except for the fact that I haven't really worn it much at all. It's cheaply priced, but I still feel like it should've held up a bit better. Disappointing.