Corset Laces: Too long? Too short? Just Right!A Guide to Correct Lace Length SelectionWelcome back to the OC Blog-where we strive to educate, enhance and entertain our readers! This time we are going to focus on laces. "But all your corsets come with laces," you say. This is true. However, many of our customers are looking to add some color or flair to their corsets. We offer super high strength paracord laces in 5 vibrant colors and double-sided high strength satin laces in 9 shimmering colors. The satin laces are not only beautiful, but are less bulky than traditional laces, making them ideal when wearing your corset under clothing.
The hard part about ordering your new laces (besides agonizing over color choice) is knowing the correct length you need to work for your corset. Here are some guidelines:
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Whar should you do if your laces are too short?
ReplyDeleteIs it safe to possibly lace the top half and tie in the middle and then lace the bottom half and tie in the middle as well?
The simplest solution would be to order new laces! I am not sure I understand your solution with doing one-half of the corset at time. It sounds like that would put considerable stress on the corset having it torqued like that.
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