For the best fit, we recommend taking your gymnast’s measurements before ordering and comparing them with our Gymnastics Leotard Size Guide. Pay particular attention to the chest, waist, hips and girth, as girth is especially important for ensuring the leotard is comfortable through the body.

A gymnastics leotard should fit securely without feeling restrictive, allowing your gymnast to move, stretch and train comfortably. If your measurements fall between sizes or you’re unsure which size to choose, please get in touch and we’ll be happy to help.

Description text goes hereThere is actually 8 different types (Disciplines) of gymnastics.

• Artistic Gymnastics: Divided into men's (floor, pommel horse, still rings, vault, parallel bars, horizontal bar) and women's (vault, uneven bars, balance beam, floor) events. https://www.british-gymnastics.org/

• Rhythmic Gymnastics: Routine-based performances using hand apparatus like ropes, hoops, balls, clubs, and ribbons. https://www.british-gymnastics.org/events/acrobatic-aerobic-rhythmic

• Trampoline Gymnastics: Aerial acrobatics performed on a trampoline, including individual, synchronized, and double-mini trampoline events.https://www.british-gymnastics.org/articles/reviewing-and-rebuilding-our-trampoline-world-class-programme

• Acrobatic Gymnastics: Collaborative routines involving balance, pyramids, and tumbling done in pairs or groups. https://www.british-gymnastics.org/events/acrobatic-aerobic-rhythmic

• Aerobic Gymnastics: High-intensity continuous movement, fitness, and complex choreography set to music. https://www.british-gymnastics.org/events/acrobatic-aerobic-rhythmic

• Tumbling: Fast-paced flips, somersaults, and twists performed continuously down a springy track. https://www.british-gymnastics.org/articles/meet-the-team-selected-for-the-2026-tumbling-world-championships

• Parkour: Fluid movement and speed navigating urban-style obstacles. https://www.british-gymnastics.org/

• Gymnastics for All: Non-competitive, inclusive group fitness and movement focused on fun and community. https://www.british-gymnastics.org/inclusive-gymnastics

Connie’s training leotards are suitable for all disciplines of gymnastics; however, she also specialises in acrobatic gymnastics training and competition leotards.

While sparkly leotards look amazing and can provide an extra layer of special to leotards, for acrobatic gymnastics, gems are simply not practical.

With lots of catching and throwing of partners, gems can graze and scratch gymnasts, making training uncomfortable and also can be distracting. Connie’s Leotards have been designed with this in mind, to ensure the ultimate comfort while training.

Every design decision is intentional and from gymnasts own experience.

Connie’s mum was clear that any training leotard design had to be machine washable. Gymnastic mums are usually very busy and the stress of having to hand wash garments just adds to the load.

This is amplified further if your gymnasts trains more than once a week. Connie herself trains 4 days a week, which means a need for at least 4 leotards or something that can be machined washed.

That’s why Connie’s training leotard design’s are made to be durable and we offer a a garuntee 30 washes.

Connie personally designs and hand-makes every competition leotard. Many companies offer printed designs now, but we feel they do not deliver the same level of work factor on the competition floor. All competition leotards are gemmed in line with British Gymnastics Code of Points requirements.

At present, Connie is not taking order requests, but do take a look at her Acrobatic Leotard page for designs we have for sale.

We also advertise these on our social media pages.

An acro leotard is designed for acrobatic gymnastics, where gymnasts require freedom of movement alongside a polished performance appearance. Connie's acro leotards are designed with fabric stretch, movement, fit and skirt construction in mind and are made in accordance with British Gymnastics code of points.

Women's acro leotards can incorporate a skirt as part of the overall performance design. Connie's signature arrow-shaped skirt is designed to create a flattering silhouette while allowing freedom of movement through a discreet side slit.

Yes. Connie considers fabric, cut, skirt positioning and construction to create flattering acro leotards for a range of body shapes and sizes.

Competition leotards need to be washed with extreme care, due to the design and make of the leotards. We would recommend for Connie’s acro competition leotards that Leotards are hung up in a hot shower to allow it to stream clean or to dip carefully in cold water and hang to dry.

We despatch the next working day via Evri or Royal Mail (which ever is offering the quickest delivery time for you). We hope you will receive within 1-2 working days from ordering.

No Problem, simply let us know and we will work with you to return the leotard and look to get the right size out to you as soon as we have received the leotard back.

Connie’s leotards is a small founder led business based in England. (UK). All Leotards are current manufactured in the UK.

Absolutely. As a gymnast herself, Connie understands that a training leotard needs to do more than look good. Our gymnastics leotards are designed to feel comfortable, allow freedom of movement and give gymnasts the confidence to focus on their training. They’re ideal for regular acro and recreational gymnastics sessions.