Description
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| Overbust / Underbust | Underbust |
|---|---|
| Body Type | Hourglass |
| Shape of Top Edge | Round |
| Shape of Bottom Edge | Round |
| Heaviness / Thickness | Somewhat Lightweight |
| Rib Shape / Silhouette | Concave Rib (U-shape), Straight Rib (Conical) |
| Rib Spring | 5 |
| High Hip Spring | 9 |
| Hip Features | No Hip Ties, Short Hip |
| Number of Bones | 14 |
| Length | 9 |
| Location of Seller | Poland, Europe and UK |
| Extended / Special Sizes | Size 18 |
| Type of Use | Occasional Tight Lacing |
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Emmaline Voss –
I got the 24″ standard underbust in beige mesh. The mesh was very heavy duty, in fact I scraped the skin off my knuckle trying to do up the ties. I was surprised to see there was no twill covering on the inside of the bone casings. There are relatively few bones in this corset, 12 spiral steel, 4 flat steel, and I found it very hard to not get a () shape. I tried 4 different lacing methods, including 3 with the inverted loops to get more control at the waist. No dice. No matter how loose the laces, I still got the () gap. I haven’t had that with any other corset, including other 24″ ones. It did measure true to size and was comfortable to sit in. It also has a very sturdy busk that is difficult to bend. The lacing was honestly the biggest turn-off for me.