How to Care for Your No Restraint Bodysuit
By Bralettes, Lingerie, Loungewear, Bodysuits | Published: 2026-10-25
Category: Tips & Care
Learn the best way to clean, store, and maintain your No Restraint bodysuit. Keep the lace, pearls, and straps looking like new with these simple steps.
Quick answer
Hand wash your No Restraint bodysuit in cold water with a gentle lingerie detergent, then lay it flat to dry. The delicate lace, pearl necklace detail, and adjustable straps need special attention to avoid snags or stretching.
Why the No Restraint bodysuit needs special care
The No Restraint bodysuit combines sheer feathered lace, a beaded pearl necklace that wraps around the body, and a mix of thick and thin black straps. Each material has different care needs: lace can snag, pearls can loosen if soaked too long, and elastic straps can lose shape if machine washed or dried.
A G-string cut and double-lined halter neckline add more delicate points. The good news is that with a few minutes of hand washing and proper drying, this piece can stay beautiful through many wears.
Step-by-step care routine
- Step 1: Prepare the wash basin: Fill a clean sink or basin with cool water (never hot) and add a capful of gentle lingerie detergent. Swirl to dissolve. Avoid using fabric softener, bleach, or stain removers, as they can break down lace fibers and dull the pearl finish. Hot water can shrink elastic and loosen the pearl necklace attachment.
- Step 2: Submerge and soak: Turn the bodysuit inside out to protect the feathered lace and pearl details. Submerge it completely and gently press the fabric under water. Let it soak for 5–10 minutes — no longer, because extended soaking can weaken the elastic in the straps and G-string cut. Do not scrub or wring the lace. Swishing the water through the fabric is enough.
- Step 3: Rinse thoroughly: Drain the soapy water and refill the basin with fresh cool water. Gently press the bodysuit to push the detergent out. Repeat until the water runs clear with no suds. Residual detergent can leave white marks on black lace and attract dirt. Lift the bodysuit out of the water — don't drag it across the sink bottom where the pearl beads could scratch.
- Step 4: Remove excess water: Lay the bodysuit flat on a clean, dry towel. Roll the towel up gently to absorb moisture. Press lightly along the roll — do not twist or squeeze. Unroll and transfer the bodysuit to a second dry towel or a mesh drying rack. Never wring or twist the bodysuit. This can permanently stretch the straps and distort the halter neckline.
- Step 5: Dry flat and shape: Place the bodysuit flat on a drying rack or a fresh towel, reshaping the cups, straps, and pearl necklace to their original position. Keep it away from direct sunlight, radiators, and heaters. Let it air dry completely — this usually takes 12–24 hours depending on humidity. Do not hang the bodysuit to dry. The weight of the wet pearls and lace can pull the straps out of shape.
- Step 6: Store carefully: Once fully dry, fold the bodysuit with the pearl necklace lying on top of the lace cups, not tucked underneath. Store it in a fabric lingerie bag or a drawer compartment separate from items with zippers, hooks, or rough textures. Avoid hanging it on a thin hanger, as the straps may stretch over time. If you must hang it, use a padded hanger and clip it by the side seams — never by the straps.
Product details that affect care
- No Restraint: The top features a double neckline with sheer, feathered lace-trimmed cups and adjustable black straps, plus a beaded pearl necklace that wraps around the body. The pearls are not sewn into the lace, so turning the bodysuit inside out before washing protects them from catching on other fabrics or the sink edge.

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