PETROL VELVET Freestyler Jumpsuit
YOU ASKED FOR IT! Our Best selling Freestyler Jumpsuit in luscious VELVET!
This gorgeous deep jewel-toned petrol blue velvet is SO comfortable, flattering and luxe, it is seriously upping our boilersuit game. Put it on and feel AMAZING.
- Mid-weight stretch cotton velvet in petrol blue
- Relaxed fit
- Wide leg
- Finishes at the ankle on an average height person
- Fitted waistband
- True to size (if in between sizes it's generally best to size down, the fabric will stretch a bit with wear)
- Zip up front
Fabric and Care
- 95% Cotton Velvet with 5% Spandex
- Cold gentle machine wash separately
- Line dry in shade
Sizing and Measurements
Tiahnee is wearing a size 8 and is 176cm tall (bust 87cm, waist 77cm, hips 98cm). Jorjia is wearing a size 12 and is 176cm tall (bust 100cm, waist 80cm, hips 106cm). Aisha is wearing a size 18 and is 161cm (bust 110cm, waist 99cm, hip 127cm).
*Note that we have tweaked our bust and waist grading on this style, which means that if you have a size 14 or up from our previous Freestyler Jumpsuits you may need to go down a size. For example, Aisha wears a size 20 in our previous Freestylers and is now in a size 18. Jorgia wears a size 12 in both previous and current style. Get in touch with us with your measurements if you have any questions!
Scroll down for staff and friends measurements and size for comparison.
Below are the measurements of each of size with the the garment lying flat (ie a bust measurement of 50cm means a total measurement of 100cm).
*Please note that measurements can vary slightly from garment to garment due to the handmade nature of the item.
| SIZE | BUST (cm) | WAIST (cm) | LENGTH (Shoulder to Hem cm) |
| 6 | 46.2 | 35.2 | 140.1 |
| 8 | 48.7 | 37.7 | 142 |
| 10 | 51.2 | 40.2 | 143.9 |
| 12 | 53.7 | 42.7 | 145.8 |
| 14 | 56.2 | 45.2 | 147.7 |
| 16 | 58.7 | 47.7 | 149.6 |
| 18 | 61.2 | 50.2 | 150.9 |
| 20 | 63.7 | 52.7 | 152.2 |
| 22 | 66.2 | 55.2 | 153.5 |
FMO team and friends measurements and jumpsuit size:
Jen wears size 8 and is 168cm (bust 90cm, waist 76cm, hip 98cm)
Amanda wears size 8 and is 175cm (bust 95cm, waist 75cm, hip 97cm)
Sasha wears size 12 and is 176cm (bust 104cm, waist 88cm, hip 102cm)
Peta-Anne wears size 14 and is 158cm (bust 112cm, waist 91xcm, hip 116cm)
Anucia wears size 14 and is 182cm (bust 104cm, waist 86cm, hip 112cm)
Georgia wears a size 10 and is 173cm tall (Bust 99, Waist 86cm and Hip 104cm)
General notes
We find people often go down a size in our clothing when compared with many other mainstream brands. If you are often between sizes, choose the lower size with FMO clothing.
Although we try our absolute hardest to keep our sizing consistent across all styles - every now and then a style will come out a little differently. Your fit preference (ie close or tighter fit vs relaxed fit) can also be a factor in choosing your correct size.
To help choose the correct size it’s always a good idea to check the product description for any FIT NOTES for that style (ie. true to size, relaxed fit, size down for a closer fit etc.).
We also include the measurements of each garment lying flat. This means you can measure a similar garment at home to compare or you can multiply these numbers by two to compare with your body measurements. Where an item has stretch or a 'relaxed fit' you can allow an extra 3-5 cm of room.
You can also email us with any questions or help to workshop your size - we love to help!
Taking accurate body measurements
Measure your bust with your bra on and horizontally across the middle which is the largest point. The waist measurement is your true waist which is generally where it is the narrowest and is about two finger width underneath where your rib cage ends. Your hip measurement should be measured at the widest point. This point will vary depending on your body shape.
When measuring make sure the tape measure is perfectly horizontal around your body and firm against your skin but not squeezing in.
General notes
We find people often go down a size in our clothing when compared with many other mainstream brands. If you are often between sizes, choose the lower size with FMO clothing.
Although we try our absolute hardest to keep our sizing consistent across all styles - every now and then a style will come out a little differently. Your fit preference (ie close or tighter fit vs relaxed fit) can also be a factor in choosing your correct size.
To help choose the correct size it’s always a good idea to check the product description for any FIT NOTES for that style (ie. true to size, relaxed fit, size down for a closer fit etc.).
We also include the measurements of each garment lying flat. This means you can measure a similar garment at home to compare or you can multiply these numbers by two to compare with your body measurements. Where an item has stretch or a 'relaxed fit' you can allow an extra 3-5 cm of room.
You can also email us with any questions or help to workshop your size - we love to help!
Taking accurate body measurements
Measure your bust with your bra on and horizontally across the middle which is the largest point. The waist measurement is your true waist which is generally where it is the narrowest and is about two finger width underneath where your rib cage ends. Your hip measurement should be measured at the widest point. This point will vary depending on your body shape.
When measuring make sure the tape measure is perfectly horizontal around your body and firm against your skin but not squeezing in.
Our Tees and Windcheaters are made from 100% cotton knits that can shrink up a little over time - losing a small amount of length. To avoid this garments can be reshaped while wet - gently pull the garment length-wise and lie flat to dry.
Knits and scarves
To avoid pulls, take care with jewellery, handbag straps etc. so you can wear it and love it forever.
Our Tees and Windcheaters are made from 100% cotton knits that can shrink up a little over time - losing a small amount of length. To avoid this garments can be reshaped while wet - gently pull the garment length-wise and lie flat to dry.
Knits and scarves
To avoid pulls, take care with jewellery, handbag straps etc. so you can wear it and love it forever.
PETROL VELVET Freestyler Jumpsuit
YOU ASKED FOR IT! Our Best selling Freestyler Jumpsuit in luscious VELVET!
This gorgeous deep jewel-toned petrol blue velvet is SO comfortable, flattering and luxe, it is seriously upping our boilersuit game. Put it on and feel AMAZING.
- Mid-weight stretch cotton velvet in petrol blue
- Relaxed fit
- Wide leg
- Finishes at the ankle on an average height person
- Fitted waistband
- True to size (if in between sizes it's generally best to size down, the fabric will stretch a bit with wear)
- Zip up front
Fabric and Care
- 95% Cotton Velvet with 5% Spandex
- Cold gentle machine wash separately
- Line dry in shade
Sizing and Measurements
Tiahnee is wearing a size 8 and is 176cm tall (bust 87cm, waist 77cm, hips 98cm). Jorjia is wearing a size 12 and is 176cm tall (bust 100cm, waist 80cm, hips 106cm). Aisha is wearing a size 18 and is 161cm (bust 110cm, waist 99cm, hip 127cm).
*Note that we have tweaked our bust and waist grading on this style, which means that if you have a size 14 or up from our previous Freestyler Jumpsuits you may need to go down a size. For example, Aisha wears a size 20 in our previous Freestylers and is now in a size 18. Jorgia wears a size 12 in both previous and current style. Get in touch with us with your measurements if you have any questions!
Scroll down for staff and friends measurements and size for comparison.
Below are the measurements of each of size with the the garment lying flat (ie a bust measurement of 50cm means a total measurement of 100cm).
*Please note that measurements can vary slightly from garment to garment due to the handmade nature of the item.
| SIZE | BUST (cm) | WAIST (cm) | LENGTH (Shoulder to Hem cm) |
| 6 | 46.2 | 35.2 | 140.1 |
| 8 | 48.7 | 37.7 | 142 |
| 10 | 51.2 | 40.2 | 143.9 |
| 12 | 53.7 | 42.7 | 145.8 |
| 14 | 56.2 | 45.2 | 147.7 |
| 16 | 58.7 | 47.7 | 149.6 |
| 18 | 61.2 | 50.2 | 150.9 |
| 20 | 63.7 | 52.7 | 152.2 |
| 22 | 66.2 | 55.2 | 153.5 |
FMO team and friends measurements and jumpsuit size:
Jen wears size 8 and is 168cm (bust 90cm, waist 76cm, hip 98cm)
Amanda wears size 8 and is 175cm (bust 95cm, waist 75cm, hip 97cm)
Sasha wears size 12 and is 176cm (bust 104cm, waist 88cm, hip 102cm)
Peta-Anne wears size 14 and is 158cm (bust 112cm, waist 91xcm, hip 116cm)
Anucia wears size 14 and is 182cm (bust 104cm, waist 86cm, hip 112cm)
Georgia wears a size 10 and is 173cm tall (Bust 99, Waist 86cm and Hip 104cm)
General notes
We find people often go down a size in our clothing when compared with many other mainstream brands. If you are often between sizes, choose the lower size with FMO clothing.
Although we try our absolute hardest to keep our sizing consistent across all styles - every now and then a style will come out a little differently. Your fit preference (ie close or tighter fit vs relaxed fit) can also be a factor in choosing your correct size.
To help choose the correct size it’s always a good idea to check the product description for any FIT NOTES for that style (ie. true to size, relaxed fit, size down for a closer fit etc.).
We also include the measurements of each garment lying flat. This means you can measure a similar garment at home to compare or you can multiply these numbers by two to compare with your body measurements. Where an item has stretch or a 'relaxed fit' you can allow an extra 3-5 cm of room.
You can also email us with any questions or help to workshop your size - we love to help!
Taking accurate body measurements
Measure your bust with your bra on and horizontally across the middle which is the largest point. The waist measurement is your true waist which is generally where it is the narrowest and is about two finger width underneath where your rib cage ends. Your hip measurement should be measured at the widest point. This point will vary depending on your body shape.
When measuring make sure the tape measure is perfectly horizontal around your body and firm against your skin but not squeezing in.
General notes
We find people often go down a size in our clothing when compared with many other mainstream brands. If you are often between sizes, choose the lower size with FMO clothing.
Although we try our absolute hardest to keep our sizing consistent across all styles - every now and then a style will come out a little differently. Your fit preference (ie close or tighter fit vs relaxed fit) can also be a factor in choosing your correct size.
To help choose the correct size it’s always a good idea to check the product description for any FIT NOTES for that style (ie. true to size, relaxed fit, size down for a closer fit etc.).
We also include the measurements of each garment lying flat. This means you can measure a similar garment at home to compare or you can multiply these numbers by two to compare with your body measurements. Where an item has stretch or a 'relaxed fit' you can allow an extra 3-5 cm of room.
You can also email us with any questions or help to workshop your size - we love to help!
Taking accurate body measurements
Measure your bust with your bra on and horizontally across the middle which is the largest point. The waist measurement is your true waist which is generally where it is the narrowest and is about two finger width underneath where your rib cage ends. Your hip measurement should be measured at the widest point. This point will vary depending on your body shape.
When measuring make sure the tape measure is perfectly horizontal around your body and firm against your skin but not squeezing in.
Our Tees and Windcheaters are made from 100% cotton knits that can shrink up a little over time - losing a small amount of length. To avoid this garments can be reshaped while wet - gently pull the garment length-wise and lie flat to dry.
Knits and scarves
To avoid pulls, take care with jewellery, handbag straps etc. so you can wear it and love it forever.
Our Tees and Windcheaters are made from 100% cotton knits that can shrink up a little over time - losing a small amount of length. To avoid this garments can be reshaped while wet - gently pull the garment length-wise and lie flat to dry.
Knits and scarves
To avoid pulls, take care with jewellery, handbag straps etc. so you can wear it and love it forever.