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>It seems that, with the possible exception of Rago (a >brand unheard of in the UK until relatively recently) >there are almost no generally available girdles of the >traditional, panelled type now available. >In my younger days there were many, many options at a >range of prices and available from all kinds of shops >from department stores and speciality >corsetry/underwear retailers to outlets such as M&S >and, of course, numerous fashion and underwear >catalogues. Women paid a lot of attention, when >making a purchase decision, to the details of >different makes and styles. they looked at the >strength and type of the elastics, size and >positioning of rigid andnone-way stretch panels, >position and number of suspenders, boning, etc. In my >experience as an observer of the process, while often >reluctant to acknowledge the need for a more >controlling girdle, women tended gradually to accept >it and "move up" the scale, often selecting a "better" >(i.e. stronger) girdle "just for best" but then, >gradually adopting that level of control for every-day >wear. I suppose it's psychology!

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