H&M H&M 2-piece Leotard And Skirt Dance Set With Drymove

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H&M 2-piece Leotard And Skirt Dance Set With Drymove

Name: H&M 2-piece Leotard And Skirt Dance Set With Drymove
Brand: H&M
SKU: B3667622
Price: 24.99 USD
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The H&M 2-piece Leotard And Skirt Dance Set With DryMove channels clean sport-luxe energy for warmups, rehearsals, and those studio-to-street moments in between. The long-sleeved jersey leotard keeps the line sleek with a scoop neck and a low back crowned by a bow-look strap, while DryMove fabric wicks moisture away from skin so you stay comfortably dry while moving. A gathered seam at the front adds subtle texture, and the mesh skirt completes the look with a double-layered waistband and an overlocked hem in a polyester 78 percent, spandex 22 percent blend.

Practical details heighten the ease: the leotard’s elasticized leg openings keep things secure through bends and spins, and the skirt’s non-chafe flatlock seams help prevent irritation as you flex. The double-layered waistband on the mesh skirt provides a steady, comfortable fit, while the overlocked hem keeps the edge clean through every turn. Together, the pieces move as a coordinated set that reads polished from studio practice to casual moments with ease.

This two-piece set sits squarely in the current move toward performance inspired wear that transitions into everyday styling. It nods to sport-luxe codes with a streamlined leotard paired to a light mesh skirt, offering a versatile foundation for minimalist sneakers or clean dance flats and a pared-down, modern finish.

Materials / Fabrication

Long-sleeved jersey leotard with scoop neck
Low back with bow-look strap
DryMove moisture-wicking fabric for the leotard
Elasticized leg openings for secure movement
Mesh skirt with double-layered waistband and overlocked hem
Skirt fabric: polyester 78 percent, spandex 22 percent blend
Non-chafe flatlock seams on the skirt
Two-piece set designed to transition from studio practice to casual wear

Recommended Care

Machine wash cold with like colors on a gentle cycle
Do not use chlorine bleach or fabric softeners
Line dry or tumble dry on low heat; avoid high heat to protect elasticity
Do not iron the leotard; if needed, use a cool steam; for the mesh skirt, use a low heat with a pressing cloth if ironing is necessary
Turn inside out before washing to protect the surface finish

Fit Notes

The long-sleeved jersey leotard has a scoop neckline and a low back for a streamlined silhouette.
Elasticized leg openings on the leotard and a double-layered waistband on the mesh skirt help secure the fit during movement.
DryMove fabric wicks moisture away from skin, while the non-chafe flatlock seams along the skirt edges reduce irritation.

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