I love that soooooo much, but I fear I have too much of a pot-belly to wear it. J. Peterman stuff runs narrow-waisted.
SJ, if a therapist can't be there for you, he's no therapist.
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I love that soooooo much, but I fear I have too much of a pot-belly to wear it. J. Peterman stuff runs narrow-waisted.
SJ, if a therapist can't be there for you, he's no therapist.
Since both of you are here, when I buy a corset, I go by my waist size, not my bust size, right?
SJ, if a therapist can't be there for you, he's no therapist.
Then he's a theratease.
Or maybe this one: [link]
Since both of you are here, when I buy a corset, I go by my waist size, not my bust size, right?
For a serious, good corset. Not the cheap-o ones.
You go by waist, and subtract about 4" to arrive at your corset size.
SJ, if a therapist can't be there for you, he's no therapist.
Yeah, that is what I am thinking. He does know me very well, and I hate the thought of starting over again. Maybe I will wait until I figure out where we are going to move to.
Ok, I am a 35" waist right now. Minus 4" is 31". Should I buy the 30" or the 32"?
Jilli, you aren't, because you'd also probably have to make sewing alterations to allow for your bustline, and at that price, buy the fabric and make someone sew it for you.
Good point. Besides, I'm saving up for this jacket: [link]
For a serious, good corset. Not the cheap-o ones.
Yes, this.
Buy the 30" waist one, Aimee.
What Jilli said. Buy the 30".