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I've spent $400+ on waist trainers that had me feeling MORE INSECURE about my curves than before
These shapewear brands have not moved on from the 1600s corset that does not work for my body as they claimed. It felt so unfair when I found out 20,000+ women felt the same!
"Something felt wrong" - I said to myself.
My bestie sent me her "viral" waist trainer from a brand on Tiktok: "All-day comfort. Perfect fit. Five-star review."
I took a fly. I ordered the exact same brand. Same hopes. Though it's not my first waist piece.
Tried it on then headed out for a dog walk. 30 minutes later: rolling, digging, sweat trap, back skin pushing up, hurt when sit down, constant adjustments, etc. Made me rush home more self-conscious than wearing nothing.
I didn't need to imagine this happening at work—it already had. Client presentation. Board meeting. Date night. Every important moment became a potential wardrobe malfunction.
Why did they post "all-day comfort" in trainers that rolled on me in 2 hours?
What wasn't shown behind the success stories? Why was I paying the same price for a WORSE experience?
It felt fundamentally unfair.
Instead of blaming my curves, I started finding the answers myself.
The data told the story:
- 70% of American women are size 14+
- Yet every "best-seller" was modeled on size 6-10 bodies
- Reviews showed clear pattern: smaller = success, larger = failure
- Cheap materials and repetitive designs were used everywhere
The industry wasn't meant for curves. They were scaling up patterns designed for straight torsos and hoping we'd "make it work."
Natural curves should not be a problem. Outdated and inflexible design is. Every "premium" brand was using the same medieval concept, just in prettier packaging, assuming all bodies work the same way.
I wasn't defective. All these brands refused to evolve.
I didn't want another product that only worked for so-called "ideal" body types.
I wanted to solve the real problem: 400-year-old corset concept that fails under curve pressure.
After 1 year, I found VelCoreTech, [the first waist trainer using medical-grade velcro to replace the hooks,......]. It works for size 6. It works for size 22. It works for everyone who deserves a reliable function, regardless of body shape.
"I've tried 5 different trainers. Your trainer is the first that doesn't make me insecure and help with my stress because I just stop self-conscious about my body as much. Thank you for building something that actually works."
Messages like this I got genuinely made me believe this is about taking another step ahead for woman shapewear to make you feel more secure moving through life.
Everyone wins when products actually work.
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Founder of CONPOSURE
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I've spent $400+ on waist trainers that had me feeling MORE INSECURE about my curves than before
"These shapewear brands have not moved on from the 1600s corset that does not work for my body as they claimed. It felt so unfair when I found out 20,000+ women felt the same!"
"Something felt wrong" - I said to myself.
My bestie sent me her "viral" waist trainer from a brand on Tiktok: "All-day comfort. Perfect fit. Five-star review."
I took a fly. I ordered the exact same brand. Same hopes. Though it's not my first waist piece.
Tried it on then headed out for a dog walk. 30 minutes later: rolling, digging, sweat trap, back skin pushing up, hurt when sit down, constant adjustments, etc. Made me rush home more self-conscious than wearing nothing.
I didn't need to imagine this happening at work—it already had. Client presentation. Board meeting. Date night. Every important moment became a potential wardrobe malfunction.
Why did they post "all-day comfort" in trainers that rolled on me in 2 hours?
What wasn't shown behind the success stories? Why was I paying the same price for a WORSE experience?
It felt fundamentally unfair.
Black Friday Deals Are Live
Instead of blaming my curves, I started finding the answers myself.
The data told the story:
- 70% of American women are size 14+
- Yet every "best-seller" was modeled on size 6-10 bodies
- Reviews showed clear pattern: smaller = success, larger = failure
- Cheap materials and repetitive designs were used everywhere
The industry wasn't meant for curves. They were scaling up patterns designed for straight torsos and hoping we'd "make it work."
Natural curves should not be a problem. Outdated and inflexible design is. Every "premium" brand was using the same medieval concept, just in prettier packaging, assuming all bodies work the same way.
I wasn't defective. All these brands refused to evolve.
I didn't want another product that only worked for so-called "ideal" body types. I wanted to solve the real problem: 400-year-old corset concept that fails under curve pressure.
After 1 year, I found VelCoreTech, [the first waist trainer using medical-grade velcro to replace the hooks,......]. It works for size 6. It works for size 22. It works for everyone who deserves a reliable function, regardless of body shape.
"I've tried 5 different trainers. Your trainer is the first that doesn't make me insecure and help with my stress because I just stop self-conscious about my body as much. Thank you for building something that actually works."
Messages like this I got genuinely made me believe this is about taking another step ahead for woman shapewear to make you feel more secure moving through life.
Everyone wins when products actually work.
Founder of CONPOSURE
60-Day Money-Back Guarantee