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Name: "Unwrap Me" Sexy Satin Bow Teddy
Brand: Rene Rofe Lingerie
SKU: RJ-RR20004-BK-SM
Price: 16 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4 (1 reviews)

Because sometimes the best gift is showing up already unwrapped.

Want to surprise your lover with something undeniably sexy? In René Rofé's “Unwrap Me” Sexy Satin Bow Teddy, your body is the present. This playful, flirty bodysuit is designed to look like a gift they can’t wait to open — and won’t want to return.

Slip it on, strike a pose, and consider the wrapping handled.

"Unwrap Me" Sexy Satin Bow Teddy Key Features:

Make tonight a memorable night with this sexy bodysuit from Rene Rofe. Your lover will be able to undress you with one pull of the string.
S/M. Bust: 32in.-36in. Waist: 24in.-28in. Hip: 34in.-38in. Cup: A/B. Dress: 4-8.
M/L. Bust: 34in.-38in. Waist: 26in.-30in. Hip: 36in.-40in. Cup: B/C. Dress: 10-12.

René Rofé Lingerie: Why drop runway money on European lingerie when René Rofé brings the same sultry vibes for way less? A go-to supplier for that Victoria’s Secret, René Rofé turns up the heat with panties, sexy wear, and other ooh-la-la essentials. The quality? Impeccable. The prices? Almost indecent. Whether you’re gifting, flirting, or just feeling yourself, René Rofé’s got the lace, the sass, and the confidence boost you didn’t know you needed.

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Material:

Satin

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1 Review

4
Fun and cheap

Posted by Kimmy_cam on Jan 27th 2022

Oh what fun we've had with this nasty little number. Here are my thoughts! Pros: If you want your significant other has ever said they want to unwrap you, this is the best thing ever. This provided my husband with pure joy and will be put on the anniversary rotation until it falls apart. Cons: Do not expect this to fit you to a T or provide you with any support whatsoever. I would classify this strictly as CHEAP NOVELTY LINGERIE but in the best ways. Camel toe is strong with this one. Also, give yourself plenty of time to figure out how to put it on because it is not obvious when you pull it out of the package.

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