A corset is a garment that covers the full torso to give you a slim and clean waistline. It can smoothen and target your back and abdomen area as well as lift your bust.

Many women prefer to wear steel;-boned corsets because it holds the garment in place firmly and also give you a sexy, curvaceous look.

There are many styles and fabrics available in corsets. But in this article, we will talk about Mesh Corset and tell you all there is you need to know. So let’s get started with the basics.

Different types of fabric – cotton, mesh, and satin

Steel boned corsets are available in all kinds of fabrics, amongst which the most common ones are cotton, satin, and mesh.

Satin is made of soft material and has a glossy finish that looks elegant and sophisticated. Its smooth foundation makes it easier to glide it over your garment. However, despite its stunning look, it is not as breathable as a corset should. Therefore, it cannot be worn in all weathers.

Cotton, on the other hand, is softer and cooler than satin and much more tolerable by your skin. It is also more lightweight. So even though cotton may not look as attractive and glossy as a satin corset, it is definitely suitable for warmer temperatures.

Mesh is obviously more breathable than corset because of its design that allows air circulation under the bodice. Mesh corsets can be worn above or below the clothes, depending upon your personal style.

Latex vs mesh waist trainer

When choosing a waist trainer, it can be very confusing to choose between latex and mesh. Latex waist cinchers are designed in such a way that it provides compression to your waistline by using the latex’s inherent strength. The cause your body to produce perspiration around the waistline and causes your midsection to shrink. Steel-boned waist trainers use the same way but rather than using the fabric, they use the corset structure to cinch the waist that is held together by lacing. The latter is proven more useful in attaining the target waistline because it can be cinched to desired tightness.

The main difference between latex and mesh corset can be seen in their breathability. Even though both work in slimming your midsection, mesh corset is naturally more comfortable to wear for longer duration, even during summers.

 Sleeping in mesh corset

Not everyone can sleep in a corset but if you must, nothing gives you better comfort than mesh corset. It is a good way to meet your day’s target of wearing a corset for certain number of hours for waist training. For best results, it is recommended that you wear one at least eight hours a day. For that purpose, mesh corsets will naturally work the best!

A mesh corset is perfect style statement and an ideal inner-wear that can be worn on all seasons. So keep these things in mind when choosing a corset to make the right selection.