How to Wear a Criss Cross Back Compression Bodysuit SONRYSE BDCR-002

How to Wear a Criss Cross Back Compression Bodysuit SONRYSE BDCR-002

By Fajas Colombianas Sonryse | Colombian | Published: 2026-11-04

Category: Guias Práticos

A step-by-step guide to putting on the SONRYSE BDCR-002 criss cross back bodysuit, checking the fit, and keeping the low-compression fabric comfortable all day.

Quick answer

Put on the SONRYSE BDCR-002 by stepping into it, rolling the fabric up from the legs, settling the criss cross back flat, and checking that the shoulder straps sit without digging. Because it is low compression, fit and smooth fabric placement matter more than squeezing.

Why the criss cross back changes how you put it on

The criss cross back is the feature that makes this bodysuit different from a standard tank or brief-style shaper. Those straps cross over your shoulder blades, so the back panel has to sit flat before you pull the front into place. If you tug the bodysuit up by the front first, the cross can twist and leave a ridge under clothing.

This is also a low-compression, lightweight one-piece, so it is not designed to feel tight or locked in. That means your fit check should focus on smooth edges and even tension rather than how much it compresses.

When low compression is the right choice, and when it is not

The BDCR-002 is a good match for everyday smoothing under dresses, jeans, or relaxed tailoring, and for anyone who dislikes firm shapewear. It is not the right pick if you want strong waist control or post-surgical compression; those needs call for a different faja.

Because the catalog describes it as low compression, do not size down hoping for more hold. Sizing down can distort the criss cross back and create bulges at the leg openings.

Step-by-step: putting on the SONRYSE BDCR-002

  1. Step into it, don't pull it over your head: Gather the bodysuit at the leg openings and step in one leg at a time, then roll the fabric up your body. Common mistake: yanking it over your head stretches the criss cross back and can tear lightweight fabric.
  2. Settle the criss cross back before the front: Once the bodysuit is at your waist, reach back and lay each strap flat across your shoulder blades so the cross sits centered. Checkpoint: the straps should not twist or bunch under your shoulder blades.
  3. Adjust the shoulder straps and leg openings: Pull the front up and smooth the fabric from the center outward, then run a finger around each leg opening to make sure no edge is rolled. Common mistake: leaving a rolled leg edge, which shows under fitted clothes.
  4. Do a seated and raised-arm check: Sit down, stand up, and raise your arms to confirm the criss cross back stays flat and the leg openings do not dig. If the straps slide or the back bunches, readjust before adding clothing.
  5. Layer smooth fabrics over it: Choose dresses, jeans, or tailored pieces that glide over the lightweight bodysuit rather than cling to its edges. Checkpoint: if you see ridges, the bodysuit is probably twisted at the back or leg, not too small.

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