Polycors

Polycors, also known as polycorsets, are a type of corset that is designed to be worn over other corsets. They are typically made of flexible, stretchy materials such as spandex or lycra, and are used to provide additional support and shaping to the wearer's body. Polycors are often worn by individuals who have already worn a traditional corset and are looking to add more structure or to correct any issues that may have arisen from wearing a single corset.

The term "polycors" is derived from the Greek prefix "poly-," meaning "many," and "corset," referring to the garment itself. Polycors are typically worn over a traditional corset, with the layers of fabric providing additional support and shaping. They can be worn for a variety of reasons, including to correct posture issues, to provide additional support for the back, or to create a more defined waistline.

Polycors are available in a variety of styles and sizes, and can be made from a variety of materials. They are often custom-made to fit the wearer's specific body shape and needs, and can be adjusted as needed to provide the desired level of support and shaping. Polycors are typically worn by individuals who have already worn a traditional corset and are looking to add more structure or to correct any issues that may have arisen from wearing a single corset. They are not typically worn by individuals who have never worn a corset before, as the additional layers of fabric can be uncomfortable and may cause discomfort or injury.