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sidneyeileen — Men's Tight-Lacing Corset

Published: 2009-03-28 02:31:21 +0000 UTC; Views: 18484; Favourites: 23; Downloads: 11262
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Description This is a custom men's tight-lacing corset. It is made from two layers of coutil, tea-stained to a flesh tone. To help reduce heat retention, lining and cover material were left off.
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Comments: 8

Victoria-N-Korsett [2012-11-24 19:59:54 +0000 UTC]

I think those commenting here are missing the whole point of corsetting and waist training. I can't tell you how often this comes up the first thing anyone says is how much the think it's going to hurt. Lacing is aa gradual thing, you start off lacing in say 2 inches then slowly day by day close the corset over a period of time, then you get a smaller corset and start all over again. If you were to lace down 6 to 8 inches all at once certainly that would hurt, but if you take 6 months to a year to do the same thing ther is no pain. To repeat the old quotation "If it hurts your doing it wrong."

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sidneyeileen In reply to Victoria-N-Korsett [2012-11-24 23:22:03 +0000 UTC]

There are a lot of misconceptions out there, I agree. When I make a corset for someone, I always emphasize that it shouldn't hurt, EVER, and I also state that several places on my web site. I just usually try to take the comments in stride, and realize that the vast majority of people would never want to undertake the practice of tightlacing. I got tired of trying to explain it to everyone who's not really interested. One of the less-talked about misconceptions of waist training, though, is that it's very easy to do accidentally. All it takes is consistently wearing a corset, and the average person will find after time that they need a corset with a little smaller waist for it to stay put. I don't know how many reenactment enthusiasts I've encountered who complained that their corset was suddenly "too big" or "must have stretched" because all their other clothes still fit perfect, but the corset no longer did.

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wendyf [2009-04-04 08:58:26 +0000 UTC]

nicely made but I will not be wanting one any time soon...I'll just stay lumpy

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sidneyeileen In reply to wendyf [2009-04-08 04:06:39 +0000 UTC]

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caithuniverse [2009-03-29 22:14:11 +0000 UTC]

This is for MEN, if i understand correctly?...

makes my ribcage squeak with terror

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sidneyeileen In reply to caithuniverse [2009-04-01 07:13:19 +0000 UTC]

Well, it is for A man. He wants to waist train, so there is a significant amount of waist reduction. I don't think the average person would want to do that.

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caithuniverse In reply to sidneyeileen [2009-04-01 23:07:09 +0000 UTC]

ouch. what else can I say there's no physical possibility I'd ever fit in that one...

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sidneyeileen In reply to caithuniverse [2009-04-02 06:12:44 +0000 UTC]

Honestly, me either.

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