The Gloire leotard is designed by Moreau Sport, a French brand founded in 1984 in the Rhône Valley. Each competition model is designed and developed in France, then manufactured in our long-established workshops in Tunisia, where our teams have for decades mastered the assembly techniques specific to rhinestone-embellished garments. The interplay of materials requires precise tailoring and assembly. It is this level of finish that distinguishes a competition piece from a standard training model, with every panel undergoing a quality control check before dispatch.

The Gloire leotard combines a sublimated matt Lycra bodice with 3/4-length voile sleeves and powder-gold trimmings. The sublimation process guarantees a deep, long-lasting black that showcases the rainbow rhinestone pattern, arranged in radiating lines from the bust to create a play of light visible with every movement. The voile sleeves allow the arms to breathe whilst maintaining elegant coverage, ideal for routines where visual impact is just as important as technique. The powder-gold trim accentuates the leotard’s cut, from the crossover at the back right up to the shoulders, creating a structured silhouette that stands out from a distance. The leotard remains stretchy, ensuring a secure fit throughout an entire sequence, from floor twirls to the exit from the bars. This combination of finishes makes the Gloire leotard a garment designed for major competitions, when every visual detail matters just as much as the technical performance.

Caring for the Gloire leotard follows the standard guidelines for Moreau competition garments, with particular attention paid to the rhinestone-embellished areas. Here’s how to look after it:

• Wash the leotard in cold water, preferably by hand, to preserve the colour gradient and the shine of the mesh fabric.
• Never use fabric softener: it dulls the fibres and weakens the finishes.
• Avoid rubbing the rhinestone-embellished area directly to prevent the decorative elements from coming loose.
• Leave to air-dry flat; never put it in the tumble dryer.
• Store the leotard flat, without folding the fishnet fabric.

These simple steps, carried out after every competition or gala, will ensure that the Facette design retains its full sparkle season after season.

Everything you need to know about the “Gloire” leotard

Is this leotard suitable for competition or training?
The Gloire leotard is designed for competition, with its powder-gold trim and rainbow rhinestone pattern. It is intended for the competition floor and major routines, rather than daily training.

What material is the Gloire leotard made of?
This leotard combines a sublimated matt Lycra body, 3/4-length voile sleeves and powder-gold trims that accentuate the cut. The rainbow rhinestone pattern radiates out from the bust, creating a play of light visible under the spotlights.

How should this leotard be cared for without damaging the rhinestones and gold trim?
Hand washing in cold water, without fabric softener, is sufficient to preserve the design and the shine of the trim over time. Simply avoid rubbing the decorated areas directly and leave it to air-dry flat.

Are the voile sleeves delicate?
The voile sleeves are made of a lighter fabric than the body of the leotard and should be handled with the same care as the rhinestone-embellished areas. Gentle, regular care is all that is needed to keep them in perfect condition over time.

Why is this leotard positioned as a top-of-the-range product?
The Gloire leotard combines several levels of finish rarely found in a single garment: matt sublimation printing, voile sleeves, powder-gold trims and a rainbow rhinestone pattern.