Onesies

They have great stuff. Unless Amazon is really convenient for you, you should order directly from them athttp://www.baby-pants.com/onezie.php

They are wonderful. I have three of them. Measure yourself carefully and pay attention to the length. She has a size chart somewhere on her site.

I'm not very tall (5'8") but kind of heavy (need to work on that!) and I ordered my first one based on my waist size (2X - pink). It fit fine in the chest / upper body but was a couple of inches too long (causing my diapers to droop too much). I ordered another one the next size smaller (cuppy cake - X) and it fits better. Then I went another size smaller for the third (white - L) and that one fits pretty good. A little snug around the chest but it holds up my diapers the way I want it to.

I tried to shrink the first two in the washer and that helped, still, I think I'll have my wife take them up an inch or two next time she has the sewing machine out.

I've also ordered plastic pants, diaper pins and other things from this company. Everything is great, very fast and very discreet shipping (I last ordered several pairs of plastic pants and had to sign for them upon delivery).

Has anyone tried All Together Enterprises or Baby pants onesies?

I've been happy with Babypants onesies seem, thick soft cloth, but not as stretchy as some others.

I've had really good luck with easy access clothing onesies. Thick soft cloth, and really really well made. http://easyaccessclothing.com They don't have prints, and likely not AB/DL aware.

MsLorainex on ebay/etsy also has a good selection. These are not as good quality, but they are nice prints and super stretchy.

If you type in e bay adultbaby there are a lot of sellers there with onesies as I have bought several there and if someone wants I HAVE SEVERAL PICS OF ME IN THEM SO PM ME IF YOU WANT TO SEE WHAT THEY LOOK LIKE ON A BABY

I recently bought a onesie from Rearz and since then they dropped the price by CA$10 to $115. It's made of cotton in Sweden, and has 5% spandex, goes to the knees. It's wonderfully comfortable and snug. It's zippered at the legs and crotch, easy to get on and off. Not cheap but worth it for me.

http://rearz.ca/product_info.php/cPath/145_136/products_id/667

A sweaty t-shirt can be difficult to remove. A sweaty onesie can be even more difficult to remove because there is more cloth sticking to your back.

More than once I've had to ask for help in a locker room. This had led to raised eyebrows and unasked questions. Years ago I found a neat solution that makes removal much easier.

Release the snaps at the crotch. Use one hand to reach the "tail" and pull it along your side towards the front of your body.. Have the other hand reach across the front of your body and grab the tail from the other hand.

Raise the tail along the side and behind your neck. Pull up and the back of the onesie will come over your head.

This may sound a bit complicated, but do it a few times and you'll do it without thinking.

I LOVE mine bought from Tykables!

https://tykables.com/

Babykins and Rearz in Canada and Adult Cloth Diaper in USA have a pretty good assortment and decent prices. That's where I get mine.