Yes. We operate a closed 'Protocol Network'. Every item is sourced directly from verified boutiques and brand distributors. We offer a 100% Money Back Authenticity Guarantee.
Do I have to pay customs duties?
For USA Clients, Coveti covers the majority of duties. For other regions, shipments are generally Delivered Duty Unpaid (DDU).
How do I cancel a Private Client Sourcing request?
Requests made via our Private Client Concierge can be cancelled before the deposit is paid. Once a deposit is secured, the sourcing process is final and non-refundable.
How do I know my Coveti pieces are authentic?
Every piece is verified by our authentication team before it ships, with provenance documented where available.
Can a Coveti stylist help me choose?
Yes — our personal stylists offer complimentary one-to-one appointments, virtual or in person, across occasionwear, bridal and everyday luxury.
Do prices include duties and taxes?
Duties and taxes are calculated at checkout for your destination, so there are no surprises on delivery.
Can a Coveti stylist help me choose Clothing?
Yes — our personal stylists offer complimentary one-to-one appointments to help you select clothing, virtual or in person.
Can you source a sold-out Clothing piece or size?
Often, yes — through our Blind Network we can locate sold-out clothing styles and sizes, usually within 7–14 days.
How are items sourced and how long does it take?
Source through Blind Network — typically 7–14 days.
Women Jumpsuit
Women’s jumpsuit is a must-have in any wardrobe What is our best time-saving fashion advice? Choose a playsuit or jumpsuit from our selection of designer options. Our wide selection covers both special occasions and everyday wear, from summer halternecks to strapless corsets and all-in-ones. Your viewing pleasure awaits in the form of retro and futuristic shapes in vibrant florals and seductive hues.
24 jumpsuit, chosen for cut and provenance rather than volume.
Coveti curates 253 jumpsuit from houses including Saiid Kobeisy, Safiyaa, Me and Em, Zimmermann and Elie Saab, priced from $165 to $14,390, sourced and authenticated, with worldwide delivery.
Jumpsuits were first developed in 1919 as practical clothing for parachutists who, as their name implies, leaped from airplanes. To provide complete coverage for the daredevils, these early designs had to be slim-fitting. You'll notice that our assortment still includes these timeless silhouettes and practical stretch-woven items. Also painstakingly replicated here are the wide-leg jumpsuits and overalls that women who worked with explosives during the Second World War wore at the time. Look for styles that have plunging v-necks and flared legs that are reminiscent of the flowy clothing that was fashionable in the 1960s and 1970s. Self-tie belts with shaping cutout patterns add a modern touch.
