The pole dance bodysuit has become the statement piece of the modern training wardrobe. One piece. Complete look. No coordination required.
But with bodysuits across 7 brands at The Pole Edit from technical grippy construction to hand-stitched Greek craft to Balinese precision to sequin-engineered performance wear - the options can feel overwhelming.
This guide puts every bodysuit in one place, organized by brand, with honest direction on who each one is for and where it sits in the progression from beginner to elite performer.
Harna - Bodysuit Temptation Black Matte & Catsuit Black Cotton
Bodysuit Temptation Black Matte
Harna Bodysuit Temptation Black Matte →
Harna's signature bodysuit — matte black nylon, open back construction, Balinese craftsmanship, the most-reviewed piece in the Harna range at The Pole Edit. The Temptation's matte fabric absorbs rather than reflects light, creating clean visual lines that make every shape on the pole read with extraordinary clarity.
Best for: Intermediate to advanced dancers. Showcases, content creation, and training sessions where clean visual line matters.
The Temptation's defining quality: It works equally well for heavy training sessions and showcase performances - a rare quality in a bodysuit. You don't need a special occasion to justify wearing it.
Catsuit Black Cotton
Harna's technically ambitious one-piece: full-length coverage (arms and legs) with pole-specific contact zones preserved despite that coverage. A piece that shouldn't work for pole training and does.
Best for: Specific performance contexts where full-coverage aesthetic is intentional. Editorial content shoots. Performers whose choreographic concept requires a particular visual statement.
The Catsuit's defining quality: Uniqueness. Nothing else in The Pole Edit's collection looks like it or does what it does.
Nona Perkasa - Devour Bodysuit Black
Nona Perkasa Devour Bodysuit Black →
Made from regenerated nylon - a recycled material with equivalent performance to virgin synthetic fibre. Open back, high-cut leg, precision construction. The Devour is Nona Perkasa's performance centrepiece and one of the most discussed single pieces in The Pole Edit's collection.
Best for: Intermediate to advanced dancers who want a bodysuit that performs as hard as they do. The piece that transitions from training to showcase without changing.
The Devour's defining quality: The regenerated nylon fabric combined with pole-specific design makes it the most ethically-considered bodysuit in the collection. Performance and values in one piece.
Rolling Brand - Blue Sequin Scorpio Bodysuit & Pink Sequin Spider Bodysuit
Blue Sequin Scorpio Bodysuit
Rolling Brand Blue Sequin Scorpio Bodysuit →
The most visually dramatic bodysuit in the collection. Deep blue sequins on a flexible base fabric engineered for active pole training - sequins that survive training, not just photography. Every movement creates new light patterns. Under stage lighting, the effect is spectacular.
Best for: Advanced dancers. Showcases, competitions, high-production content shoots. The piece for when maximum visual impact is the goal.
The Scorpio's defining quality: Visual dynamism during movement. The sequins don't just catch light - they create a performance effect that evolves with every turn and transition.
Pink Sequin Spider Bodysuit
Rolling Brand Pink Sequin Spider Bodysuit →
The newer addition to Rolling Brand's sequin range. Same construction standards as the Scorpio engineered sequin overlay on a flexible base fabric in a warm pink colourway and a different Spider silhouette.
Best for: Advanced dancers whose aesthetic runs warm and luminous rather than cool and dramatic. The complement to the Scorpio, not the alternative.
The Spider's defining quality: The warm pink reads completely differently from the blue Scorpio under the same lighting - opening up sequin performance options for a wider range of aesthetic contexts.
Queen Wear - Bodysuit Apex Grippy Star Black
Queen Wear Bodysuit Apex Grippy Star Black →
The only grippy-fabric bodysuit in the collection. Star fabric throughout - the same technical textile that makes Queen Wear's knee pads and tops function differently from standard polewear. Every contact point where the Apex touches the pole creates friction through the fabric.
Best for: Advanced dancers who have experienced what Star fabric does in other Queen Wear pieces and want the full-bodysuit expression of that technology. Dancers for whom grip at multiple simultaneous contact zones is a genuine training priority.
The Apex's defining quality: Technical differentiation. No other bodysuit in this collection does what the Star fabric does.
Zerone Design - Selene & Yumi Pole Bodysuits
Selene Pole Bodysuit
Available in Blue Mist, Noir, Cocoa, and Moonlight.
Selene Blue Mist → | Selene Noir → | Selene Cocoa → | Selene Moonlight →
Zerone Design's performance-forward bodysuit. The Selene's colourways are chosen for how they interact with light rather than for colour impact cool, atmospheric, luminous. Under stage lighting, Moonlight and Blue Mist have a quality unlike any other piece in the collection.
Best for: Intermediate to advanced dancers. Showcase and content contexts where the aesthetic is refined elegance rather than dramatic impact.
The Selene's defining quality: Quiet sophistication. The piece that doesn't try to announce itself and doesn't need to.
Yumi Pole Bodysuit
Available in Matcha Latte, Lavender Milk, Noir, and Cranberry Jam.
Yumi Matcha Latte → | Yumi Lavender Milk → | Yumi Noir → | Yumi Cranberry Jam →
The Yumi carries Zerone's most expressive colourways. Matcha Latte - the warm muted green-grey that introduced the brand to most of the community. Lavender Milk. Cranberry Jam. Colours chosen for personal expression rather than stage impact.
Best for: Dancers at any level who connect with Zerone's distinctive colour philosophy. Training sessions and content creation where the colourway is the visual statement.
The Yumi's defining quality: Colourway personality. The Matcha Latte is genuinely unlike anything else in the polewear market.
Choosing Your Bodysuit: A Quick Guide
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Your Priority |
The Right Bodysuit |
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Most visually dramatic |
Rolling Brand Scorpio |
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Warm pink aesthetic |
Rolling Brand Spider |
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Training + showcase crossover |
Harna Temptation or Nona Perkasa Devour |
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Ethical/sustainable material |
Nona Perkasa Devour (regenerated nylon) |
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Technical grip function |
Queen Wear Apex |
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Refined elegance, stage-ready |
Zerone Selene |
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Personal colour expression |
Zerone Yumi |
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Full-coverage unique statement |
Harna Catsuit |
Shop All Bodysuits at The Pole Edit
Browse the complete Bodysuits collection or all 7 brands at thepoleedit.com/collections/all. All shipped from within the United States no import tariffs, fast delivery, easy returns. Founded by a pole dancer who curated every piece in this collection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Which pole dance bodysuit is best for beginners? A: The Harna Bodysuit Temptation or the Zerone Design Yumi — both work for training and performance without requiring advanced-level technique to make them look right.
Q: Which bodysuit is best for showcases and competitions? A: The Rolling Brand Scorpio for maximum stage impact. The Zerone Selene Moonlight for refined elegance. The Queen Wear Apex for technical grip priority.
Q: Are sequin bodysuits durable enough for regular training? A: Yes - Rolling Brand's sequin construction is engineered for active pole use. With proper care (hand wash, air dry), sequin pieces last through years of training.
Q: Where can I buy all these bodysuits in the USA? A: The Pole Edit all 7 brands, US domestic shipping, no tariffs, easy returns
