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>>>I am a 70+ year old guy who has been wearing girdles >>>for decades to support my arthritic back. I had been >>>taking prescription meds to relieve the pain and >>>discomfort until I was told these meds were messing >>>with my kidneys and had to stop taking them. My back >>>doctor said I would just have to live with the pain >>>after that. That’s when I discovered girdles. I >>>found some male girdles on-line from a company called >>>Leonesa. Their MEN’S line is called LEO. They also >>>have lots of undergarments for women (LEONESA), too. >>>LEO offers many male undergarments including some >high >>>rise, long-line support girdles. I have about 8 of >>>them and some are 6+ years old and still find them >>>holding up quite well. They are so comfortable and >>>great for my lower back. I wear them EVERY day. >>> >>>As for wearing bras, prostate problems and the meds I >>>took for several years has given me a nice set of >>>boobs. I have been wearing a size 44-C bra for over >>>three years now. I was a bit embarrassed about bra >>>shopping at first, so I asked my wife to buy some for >>>me. She bought me a couple of compression-type >sports >>>bras and told me I was crazy to wear a bra. These >>>bras were very uncomfortable, binding under my arms, >>>and really flattened my boobs. They were actually >>>quite painful to wear after a few hours. She refused >>>to help me further. Fortunately, I found some mail >>>order bras from a company called Dream Products in >>>California. They are called Triple Stretch Comfort >>>bras. They are pullovers made from a >stretchable/flex >>>material and have NO hooks. They come in many >sizes. >>>I measured myself and find that size 44 is perfect. >I >>>bought both black and white bras to match my black >and >>>white girdles. The girdles fit right up to the >bottom >>>of my bustline and the bras overlap them by about an >>>inch, or two. When wearing these, it almost looks >>>like the old “all-in-one” ladies garment from years >>>past. Also, I really like the fact that everything >>>stays “in place” all day with ZERO shifting or >>binding! >>> >>> >>> >>>>Many wear a panty girdle or obg for various reasons >>to >>>>be sure, that have been discussed here by both men >>and >>>>women. We love the feel of being hugged firmly by >the >>>>lycra, nylon, and paneled powernet of a figure >>>>controlling garment that also provides back support, >>>>tummy control, and promotes good posture as well. >One >>>>reason is pleasure the other practical. But what >>about >>>>the garment that is almost always paired with a >>girdle >>>>for men, as well as women...the brassiere. It is >>>>obvious why the ladies need a well fitted bra to >>>>enhance and support the breast. Yet men who have no >>>>such need will wear a bra with the figure smoothing >>>>girdle that he loves. That bra is usually a long >line >>>>also. The high waist girdle and long line bra are >>>>inseparable. While the girdle supports the lower >back >>>>the bra helps with upper support and posture. An >>>>all-in-one may not be practical for those taller >>>>figures. But the most important reason for wearing >>>>both a bra & girdle is that it feels SO good to the >>>>individual wearer. We sometimes get caught up in >>>>reasons of benefits and forget the wonderfull >feeling >>>>of putting on a girdle and bra for the first time. >So >>>>hook up that longline bra and zip up that panty >>>>girdle. Why? Because it feels good and being girdled >>& >>>>brassiered is a must! >> >> >>I wear a brassiere every time I don a girdle, if not >>something is dreadfully missing. Got fitted properly >>by an experienced sage mature lady and coordinate my >>bras with high rise girdles. Prefer an open bottom all >>in one with 6 garters as I wear hosiery. I find >>nothing "crazy" about the support a bra, longline >>especially, gives my mid and upper back. > >Thanks for your input. Love the all in ones but after >only a brief time wearing a corselette the straps >begin digging in to the shoulders, so I abandoned the >idea and went with the long line bra and high waist >girdle. I always put the bra on first so the girdle >overlaps the bottom of the bra. This works best for me >but doesn't mean the bra overlapping the girdle is not >right. A girdle by its self is truly missing something.

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