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Second-skin bodysuits and seamless basics, softer price
What changes: Small LA range, no hosiery or shapewear engineering
Brand profile
Austrian label known for sheer hosiery, seamless bodysuits and knit "skinwear," majority-owned by Lanvin Group and currently restructuring.

The core is sheer tights, seamless bodysuits, knit dresses and shapewear — marketed as "skinwear" — with styles like Neon 40, Buenos Aires and Fatal running year after year.
Production stays in Bregenz, Austria and Slovenia rather than being outsourced, which explains prices well above mass-market hosiery.
Majority-owned by Lanvin Group since 2018, Wolford saw 2025 revenue fall 14 percent to 75.6 million euros, with a new CEO installed in March 2026 to turn it around.
Overall fit
true to size
Wolford bodywear and knit pieces are widely described as tight, compressive and true to size, hugging the body closely as intended for shapewear and 'skinwear.'
Tip: Order your usual size for a snug second-skin fit; consider sizing up if you prefer less compression or have a longer torso.
Medium confidence · based on 8 sources
By category
| Category | Runs | Shape | Size advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| T-shirts & graphic tees | true to size | slim, body-hugging | Take your normal size for a fitted look; the fabric stretches to conform closely. |
Directional fit consensus summarized from public sources with AI — a starting point, not a guarantee. Confirm with the product's own measurements before buying.
Wolford fits true to size. Order your usual size for a snug second-skin fit; consider sizing up if you prefer less compression or have a longer torso. Wolford bodywear and knit pieces are widely described as tight, compressive and true to size, hugging the body closely as intended for shapewear and 'skinwear.'
Wolford bodywear and knit pieces are widely described as tight, compressive and true to size, hugging the body closely as intended for shapewear and 'skinwear.' Overall shape: body-hugging, compressive.
Wolford t-shirts & graphic tees fits true to size. Take your normal size for a fitted look; the fabric stretches to conform closely. Shape: slim, body-hugging.
Wolford is an Austrian hosiery and bodywear label based in Bregenz, producing sheer tights, seamless bodysuits, knit dresses and shapewear it markets as "skinwear," with recurring styles such as Neon 40 tights, the Buenos Aires bodysuit and the Fatal seamless dress. Manufacturing stays in Bregenz and Slovenia. Lanvin Group, backed by China's Fosun, has held a majority stake since 2018; Wolford's 2025 revenue fell 14 percent to 75.6 million euros, and Marco Pozzo became CEO and chairman in March 2026 to lead restructuring.