When your waist trainer keeps sliding down
Strapless waist trainers look the part, then slip down your body or dig in at the top edge, so you're pulling them back up all day.
What it is
A waist trainer vest with wide adjustable shoulder straps that keep it in place. The bust is open, so you wear your own bra. It fastens with hooks down the front and a zip over the top, with vertical boning through the body.
What changes when you wear it
Your waist looks more defined and your back looks smoother under clothes, and the straps keep everything where it should be. It works while you're wearing it. It doesn't change your body.
Why this one
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Wide adjustable straps hold it up, so it doesn't slide down.
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Open bust. Wear the bra you already like.
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Hooks, then zip for an adjustable, flat front.
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Boning stops it folding.
- Black, nude or pink.
Vest vs a strapless waist trainer
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This vest |
Typical strapless waist trainer |
| Stays in place |
Shoulder straps |
Relies on grip around the body |
| Bra |
Wear your own |
Wear your own |
| Back coverage |
Covers the upper back |
Waist only |
| Fastening |
Front hooks and zip |
Varies |
Size & fit
There's no size chart for this vest. Please choose from the available sizes above, using your usual dress size as a guide.
Please note: this is a compression garment and it's designed to fit much closer than regular clothing. If you're between sizes, have a broader build, or prefer less intense compression, we recommend sizing up.
FAQ
Will it improve my posture?
No. It isn't a posture product.
How long can I wear it?
Start with a few hours and build up if it feels comfortable. Take it off if it pinches or makes breathing difficult, and don't sleep in it.
Is it suitable after surgery or during pregnancy?
No. If you've had surgery, wear the garment your surgeon recommends. Don't wear it if you're pregnant.
