Stage 1 Faja in Black: Engineered for Comfort and Support
Key Features for an Enhanced Experience:
Low Compression for Comfort: This garment is designed with low compression, ensuring a gentle yet effective support that enhances your natural figure without feeling restrictive, perfect for all-day wear.
Invisible Under Clothing: Crafted to be seamless and discreet, the Stage 1 Faja remains invisible under your clothing, allowing you to achieve a smooth, contoured look with absolute confidence, no matter the outfit.
Customizable Compression: Three levels of hook and eye closure allow for adjustable compression, tailoring the fit to your unique needs and ensuring day-long comfort and support.
Lined with Silicone: To ensure a secure fit that stays in place, the shorts are lined with double silicone, preventing any rolling up and maintaining a smooth silhouette under your clothes.
High-Quality Fabric: Constructed from a blend of 56% Polyamide and 44% Spandex for the garment and its lining, this faja offers the ideal combination of stretch and support for your comfort.
Easy Restroom Use: The inclusion of a perineal closure (open gusset) simplifies restroom visits, adding practicality to your daily wear without sacrificing comfort.
Color Options for Personal Style:
Available in both Cocoa and Black, allowing you to choose the perfect shade to complement your wardrobe.
Our garments are designed to fit a diverse range of body types comfortably, acknowledging that every individual's shape is unique.
Size Chart
Faja Size Chart
The faja sizes take into account weight, waist and type of use (daily or post-surgical).
Faja fajas run small. Due to the garment's high compression fabric always select at least one size above your everyday size. In addition, if you are between sizes please select one size up.
WAIST: Measure above the navel towards the upper end of the ribs. You should be measuring the thin part of your body.
HIPS: Measure the widest part of your body. Your legs should be together and should not be rubbing against each other.
PRO TIP: Remember to gradually increase the compression of your faja overtime.
