Style 136
¶ Styles 136 and 137 are intended for medium to stout irregular developed figures, with slightly greater hip than bust development, such as figures 4, 6 and 8 in the instructions "How to Select the Proper Corset." [See pages 20 to 24.] Flatten prominent abdomen and reduce fullness in back, under arm and hips. Bust confiners should be worn with both styles as the bust of the corset is too low to control the usual bust development of the figure to which it is adapted. Made in a variety of materials, suitably trimmed. Should be worn with four hose supporters.
¶ Good length, not extreme. Boned with the guaranteed Spirella. Draw-tape in bust. Reinforced abdomen and bottom of front clasp prevents corset from abdominal stretching and gives added support at this point; also strengthens material at bottom of front clasp. Nips under and supports full abdomen and groin. Style 137 is much lower above the waist than style 136, which is illustrated. ln both styles the bust measure is 13 inches greater than the waist measure and the hip measure is 14 inches greater.
¶ Regular sizes 20 to 30. Sizes smaller than 20 are not made. If sizes larger than 30 are desired, a small extra charge will be made.
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