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>>Remembering how things were back in the 1950s and >>later, I would comment that women did not double up >>their girdles in the days of open girdles, mainly >>because there were plenty of firmer ones available if >>needed and eight suspenders on two girdles was simply >>unacceptable. However, not fro personal experience >>but read about elsewhere, when panty girdles became >>more common (late sixties onwards in Britain) some >>women found that they were typically less firm than >>their open girdles had been. I read of one woman who >>tried wearing two panty girdles over her tights to try >>to get the control she wanted. My own wife commented >>that her M&S "firm" panty girdles tended to give her a >>"barrel shape" and didn't flatten where she wanted >>flattening. Eventually she found a different brand >>that was much better. > >Yes, we had the same thing here in the US. In the 50's >and 60's there were a lot of girdle manufacturers and >nearly all the women wore girdles. There were girdle >manufacturers for men but not very popular. Girdles >for women were oriented around the bottom and hips. >Girdle for men were oriented around the waist. I have >a few of those old girdles for men but they are just >waist nippers used to suck in the beer gut. There were >so many girdle options you could get whatever you >needed and decide how firm you wanted one, no need to >double up. In the 1980's I started wearing girdles >regularly. Had the Playtex double diamond to start, >the 18Hour fleeced rubber and finally the 'I can't >believe it a girdle' girdle. Really didn't need to >double up on these because they were extremely firm. >Still have the Playtex girdles and they are in >excellent condition. I usually wear them for social >events and on weekends. Today, I'm almost exclusive >Rago with a few Custom Maid's that I really enjoy

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