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INFORMATION ON CHOOSING A CORSET
YOU'LL NEED A CENTIMETER TAPE TO TAKE YOUR MEASUREMENTS
You can easily take the measurements yourself, or you can ask a friend to help you.
Please note that a corset that is made according to your measurements cannot be exchanged or returned.1. BUST
– Take measurements over a bra without foam padding
– Stand straight and level, do not expose your breasts or inhale.
– Thread a centimeter around the fullest part of your bust.
– Make sure the tape is not twisted.
– If you are measuring yourself, make sure you can see the numbers on the tape in the mirror.
2. UNDER THE BREAST
– The centimeter tape should fit tightly around your body and should run strictly horizontally.
– The resulting number is your girth (volume) under the breast.
– When taking the measurement (girth under the chest), you should straighten your body (straighten up) and measure in a relaxed position, not on the inhalation or exhalation.
3. WAIST
– Find your natural waist ( this is the narrowest part of your waist).
– It is usually located above your navel, about 2.5 cm.
– Keep the tape loose so that you can breathe freely.
4. HIPS
– Find the widest part of your hips.
– Approximately 18 cm below your natural waist.
– The band should cover both thighs.
5. THE DISTANCE BETWEEN THE UNDER-BREAST AND WAIST LINES
– Measure the distance from the “under chest” measurement to the waistline
6. CUP SIZE
– Generally based on the cup size of the bra you normally wear.
7. CUP SIZES IN STANDARD MODELS
Example: If you wear a bra size 70 B or 75 A, you have an A cup (write down the letter A).