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Dance Ice Gymnastics Sportswear

About Us


DIGS is 100% Australian owned and operated.


I originally started making leotards over 10 years ago when my daughter started gymnastics. I loved all the fabrics and purchasing them became a bit of an addiction. I try not to make too many of any one colour combination so that I can keep my items a little more unique.

If you do not see what you want, if you have an idea in mind, send me a sketch and I will see what I can do.


1. Opening and Picking: In order to produce a uniform product, the fibers from numerous bales be blended, or thoroughly mixed together, and from this composite, the final yarns will be produced . The masses of fibres from these numerous bales will be fed into a machine called a blending feeder. As these masses of fiber are loosened and thoroughly mixed, some remaining heavy impurities such as dirt, remnants of seeds, leaves or stems, are removed by a line of machine known respectively as pickers, breakers, intermediates and finishers each in succession being a somewhat more refined cleaner of the raw fibres. From these machines, the fabric emerges as a lap, a loose, formless roll.

9.2 BODY MEASUREMENT: a. Care to be taken: 1. Try to know the customers requirements, regarding the fit, style and shape of the garment (pockets, collar, buttons, seam, finish etc.) before taking measurements. A preliminary talk with the customer, showing fashion pictures are stitched garment will help one to understand the design.