PVC corsets

Lacquer corsets can have various shapes, strengths, and designs. Let's look at the most basic division by types that you will most commonly encounter and that sell the most. A corset with shaped breast cups is the trickiest, as it fits well only for women with certain body proportions. On the other hand, a corset that ends under the breasts usually fits every woman well, regardless of breast size and other measurements.

Low lacquer corset under the breasts

One of the most popular versions of the corset. It shines, slims, shapes, and strengthens the figure. It can be combined with lacquer and civilian clothing and looks perfect on a naked body. It is usually tightened with lacing at the back, and for easier dressing, it has a zipper or corset hooks at the front. The lacquer itself is not an extra strong material, so these corsets are reinforced with textile reinforcements that allow strong tightening. The shape is maintained by boning, which also prevents bending and curling at the top and bottom edges.

High lacquer corset over the breasts

This is more often used on a bare body. However, this does not mean you cannot wear it over other clothing. It looks perfect combined with tight-fitting pieces, such as leggings or a mesh catsuit. With a high corset, you can beautifully shape your figure into an hourglass shape. The reinforcements and boning are handled in the same way as in the low version.

Lacquer corset with breast cups

It's a combination of a corset and a bra. Firm cups hold the breasts more and at the same time hide minor breast asymmetries. A small disadvantage is that the cups do not fit every woman well, so it is definitely worth consulting with us for the right size before purchasing.