The package was nice enough; showed the model on the front and the sizing and materials and care instructions on the back. This piece is 80% Nylon and 20% Spandex and should be hand washed and line dried. I would feel comfortable washing mine in the washing machine on gentle, but do so at your own risk.

This is a one size fits most piece, which to DreamGirl means I should be between a size 2-14, B-C cup, 32-38" bust, 24-32" waist, 34-40" hips, 35" inseam, 60-160 pounds. I'm personally about 5'2, size 4/6, I weigh about 120, around my bust measures about 32" and underneath measures about 28 1/2". I've got about a 29" waist with 34" hips, 38" around my butt, my inseam is about 29", and I wear a B cup. This fit me well enough, although it could have fit better in spots.

What you're getting here is all one piece; sort of like a super old school one piece bathing suit. with attached fencenets. The top portion is solid, not crotchless, and will cover your entire torso. It features adjustable spaghetti straps, although they seem to be a bit on the tight side. The bottom is shaped like a pair of super short shorts. From under the armpit to the bottom of the shorts is 16", but does stretch. Each leg is 5 3/4" across, but stretches quite a bit. My thighs are about 21" across where this fell and it didn't dig in at all. The main portion of the body is mostly tube like, and measures about 11" across. It could easily accommodate my 34" hips and 38" butt and could definitely take a bit more, although I think the upper end of the chart would be really pushing it. There's no real breast support to speak of, so those that need it should pair this with a bra. Those who want lots of cleavage should do the same, since smaller breasts don't quite disappear, but don't get a really flattering look either.

The netting portion is made up of fencenetting and doesn't have a reinforced toe. That means that at some point your toes are probably going to pop out and there's not much you can do about it. On the plus side since the netting is so wide and open you can just slide it on between your toes and have it be relatively comfortable. The netting isn't super soft, but for short periods of time it shouldn't be problematic. I found them to be a bit itchy after a while. Even though my inseam is 6" less than the recommended inseam for this particular outfit, I felt as though everything fit well in that department. I didn't have any bunching, and there was definitely enough room to fit up to the recommended inseam.

It will definitely fit a wide range of sizes, although I think that extends mostly to height. The top of my bust is only 31" around and after only half an hour or so of wearing this outfit I had marks from the top band. I also had the straps adjusted as long as they could go and I still felt like I wanted to let them out more. The netting on the legs reminded me a lot of the Leg Avenue netting I've experienced. It looked poofy and wasn't super soft and was also itchy after a while. That's mostly me nitpicking, because there's nothing terribly bad about any of that, but I can't find a more positive way to phrase things. The overall quality was good as well, I couldn't find anything stray or ready to snap or anything like that.

Here are a few pictures; front, back, side, and toes through the netting:

I got this because I thought it looked really neat. After it got here, I got to trying to figure out how practical it was. It doesn't come crotchless (although it wouldn't take much to make it crotchless), you can't really just move it out of the way very easily, you have to pretty much remove it to get at anything. So what exactly is it going to be best for? Well, I think it'd be great as a layer of smoothing underneath a more form fitting item. Or you could wear it with a skirt and a bra and not have to worry about stockings falling down. It's definitely got a use, although I'm not sure how often I'll be utilizing it. I don't think it's an overall bad purchase though, if this particular style is what you're looking for.