Monday, 21 August 2017

Girdles

Almost everybody has a different kind of body and this necessitates a variety of products across all clothing ranges. It can be confusing to figure out which size is best for whom and indeed, millions of women spend their whole lives wearing the wrong size undergarments and then complaining about how they are ‘not supportive enough’ or ‘poke into the skin’. This is where girdles come in.
There are different types of girdles available in the market, including but not limited to: body girdles, waist girdles, panty girdles, post-partum girdles, open girdles, vintage girdles, and so on. Each of these has their own specialities and features, but the thread of commonality between all of them is how they help shape the body of the user. Girdles help tone the entire body. They reduce the waistline, help correct posture and make the stomach region appear flat. The overall effect is pleasing to many as it gives the wearer a smooth and toned silhouette. Many brands carry these different types of girdles- Victoria’s Secret, Spanx, etc.

Since girdles are made of elastic material, over time, they tend to expand and gradually/ lose their elasticity. This process is hastened when they are washed in the washing machine, and after multiple disastrous washes, customers have realised that it is best to hand wash these.


Most girdles offer stronger support in the form of panels than other traditional shapewear, and this could explain why they are hugely popular with women.

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