Trail Romper : Graphite Tie Dye

I hate rompers and jumpsuits because they are such a pain to use the bathroom. I was intrigued by the Droptrail Trail Romper and finally pulled the trigger as a birthday present to myself. I'm a total convert - this is super cute, flattering, and best of all, easy to use the bathroom in. My only (very small) cons are the design needs a couple more buttons - the adjustable hem has one button so if you like the folded look, it doesn't stay up and the back could really use a button loop to keep things closed to prevent stretching when hanging up the romper. There are clear plastic loops on the inside of the short portion so help retain the shape, but a couple times someone told me they were hanging out after hitting the bathroom. I plan to sew on some more buttons and cut the clear straps but as these are such minor (and personal) preferences, I still give this a 5 out of 5 rating. Now if only they made a youth size so my little girl and I could match... ;)

This romper exceeded my expectations. It’s very well made with lots of useful pockets and figure flattering seams/design. Bathroom breaks are a breeze! I’m 6 feet tall and plus size and the fit is excellent. Thank you for being size inclusive! I get many compliments when I wear my romper to biking events, everyday living and parties. I highly recommend this romper. It’s worth every penny!

I loved the look of these rompers on the screen, but was very hesitant to order, because I was not sure about the size and fit. With rompers, it is a combination of few factors that can make it or ruin it: leg length, torso length, and chest/waist/hip comfort. I am super happy with the way these fit, so I got two, one this dark splatter color, and the other one in gray. I 'am 5'4" about 125lbs, kinda average build. I got an S, and it fits great! The torso length is perfect, with enough space to move comfortably, ride, bend, etc. The fabric has a bit stretch in it, too, and adds to the comfort. The leg length is great for walking (I own and manage a bike shop, and these rompers have become my uniform, essentially), though I prefer to wear some bib shorts or cropped leggings if I am on a bike. I button it to the furthest buttons, and it creates a nice shape to it, though if I feel a bit bloated, I can release to the closes buttons for a more relaxed fit.