What happens if you wear a corset for a long time?

Nowadays, people no longer pursue underwear, but choose shapewear that can help us shape our bodies. The fabric of shapewear is similar to that of underwear, which is very elastic and can wrap around the chest, making the chest look breathable, whole, and very stylish. This way, the chest will appear to be curved when wearing clothes, which can perfectly show a woman's figure. Shapewear should not be worn for too long because blood circulation may be poor.

The corset is made of fabric suitable for underwear. It has good elasticity, binds the chest, is breathable, does not affect breathing, does not put pressure on the body, and is comfortable to exercise.

Bandage chest binding, which relies solely on a long internal bandage, has the best chest binding effect due to its strong binding, but it is unhealthy and has been phased out.

The inner part of the bandage chest binder is a fiber bandage, which is not as uncomfortable as the former. Many breast binder brands use this type of bandage.

Most of the styles are divided into three types: vest style for outer wear, full body style for inner wear, and half-body style. According to the wearing method, it can be divided into four types: button type, Velcro type, direct pull-over type and zipper type.

Different brands have different designs on some styles. The newest styles on the market since 2016 do not have elastic.

The buttoned bra binder has super stretchy elastic fabric on the left side of the chest to increase the pulling force. The right side has steel hooks. It is stronger than a zipper and there is no need to worry about the hooks being stretched open during exercise. The two sections of hooks on the side of the bra binder can adjust the tightness of the binding at will.

The pull-over style can be worn just like regular bras, and the unique internal pattern can achieve the effect of binding the breasts.

The colors of modern bra binders are no longer just solid colors such as black, white, and gray, but have incorporated fashionable elements such as beige, light flesh color, and stripes.

In terms of fabrics, there are traditionally used Lycra and low-elastic fibers; later new models use pure cotton, ice silk, silk, bamboo fiber, bamboo charcoal fiber, imported fabric CoolMax, etc.

In the past, the internal design of bra binders used elastic bandages, which were limited by their own binding functionality, and it was difficult to achieve both breathability and effectiveness.

Through the continuous efforts of designers, modern breast binders have adopted new breast binding principles and have achieved a bandage-free design, truly achieving both comfort and fit.