How to Break In Your Corset (Seasoning Your Corset) — Strait-Laced
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What does “seasoning” your corset mean? Once you have received your corset and inspected it to make sure it has arrived in good shape, you are ready to start breaking it in! Breaking in your corset, often called “seasoning”, is an incredibly important stage in your corset’s life, as well
The aim of Strait-Laced Dame Corsetry is to provide healthful and applicable guidance and custom corsets for those pursuing corsetry as either as a daily wardrobe staple or simply on occasion.
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