Rhythmic Gymnastics Unitards

VINKOVA rhythmic gymnastics unitards—what many clubs also call catsuits—are full-body leotards: long legs in a single piece, with or without sleeves. Many are born from a design in our catalogue of rhythmic gymnastics leotards and keep its name and pattern, so you can have the same model in both versions; others are new designs that, for now, only exist as unitards.

Important: all our unitards are delivered without the foot hole, so that each gymnast can cut the opening at the bottom of the leg to suit her. In the photos they are shown with the hole already cut.

Same design, as a leotard and as a unitard

When a model exists as both a leotard and a unitard, it has the same name in both: the Taki unitard is the full-body version of the Taki leotard. That makes them easy to combine: a club can dress some gymnasts in unitards and others in leotards while keeping the same look, and a gymnast can have her design in both versions.

How we make them

Just like our leotards: sublimation-printed and made to order in our Pamplona workshop, with the rhinestone decoration you choose—no rhinestones, 500, 1,000 or 2,000—and the production time you need.

Sizes

Size is chosen by measurements, not by age. Follow our guide on how to measure a gymnast and give her measurements when you order: we will choose the size that fits best. In a unitard, height matters especially, because it also determines the leg length.

Frequently asked questions

Are unitards and catsuits the same thing?
Yes. In rhythmic gymnastics both names are used for the full-body leotard with long legs.

Does the unitard come with the foot hole already cut?
No. We deliver it without the hole, so that each gymnast can cut it to suit her.

Can you compete in a unitard?
It depends on the competition and the category. Check your federation’s current rules before choosing one for competition.