APPARATUS AND LEOTARD COVERS

Our rhythmic gymnastics covers protect the two most delicate things in the bag: the competition leotard and the apparatus. Every design comes as a leotard cover and an apparatus cover, so the set matches, and they are made in Navarre with the same printing as our leotards.

Leotard cover: why folding it is not enough

A competition leotard carries applied crystals and highly elastic fabrics. Thrown loose into a rucksack, the rhinestones catch on zips and on the rest of the kit, and the leotard arrives creased on precisely the day it has to look perfect. The cover keeps it flat or rolled without hard folds, away from friction and dust — and finding it in the bag stops being a search.

Apparatus cover: knocks, scratches and dust

A taped hoop scratches at the slightest rub and loses the finish that took so long to get right; clubs chip against each other inside the bag; a ribbon creases and stops flying the same. The apparatus cover prevents all three. For ribbons in particular, storing them rolled in their cover — not knotted — is what keeps the fabric smooth from one competition to the next.

Matching sets

All our designs come in pairs: the same print for the leotard cover and the apparatus cover. It is an aesthetic detail, but a practical one too when the changing room holds fifteen identical bags: every gymnast spots hers at a glance. A club favourite as a gift.

Care

Hand wash in cold water with neutral soap, air dry, and no iron directly on the printed area. Store the cover dry: putting a damp leotard inside after training is the fastest way for both to pick up a smell.

Frequently asked questions

Does the same cover work for a hoop and for clubs?
Apparatus covers are sized around the hoop, which sets the volume. Clubs and ribbon fit too; check the measurements on each model's page.

Can they be personalised?
Write to us if your club wants its own design for the whole group and we will look at it.

Does one leotard cover hold several leotards?
Yes, although ideally the competition one travels alone: that is what stops the crystals catching on another garment.

See leotard covers and apparatus covers separately, or the rest of the accessories.