Nova 25-Bone Curved-Hem Waist Trainer – Carbon Black

Extra-Firm Control. Structured Support. Defined Waist.

Nova is a heavy-duty waist trainer designed to firmly shape the tummy and waist while supporting the lower back. Its 25 flexible steel bones provide strong, even structure, helping the trainer maintain its shape without folding or rolling during wear.

The curved underbust edge sits comfortably beneath the bust, while the three-level hook-and-eye closure allows you to adjust the compression. An asymmetrical lower-back hem with a raised centre arch follows the body’s natural curve, providing coverage without pressing against the glutes.

Key Details

• Extra-firm tummy and waist compression
• 25 flexible steel bones for structured support
• Three-level hook-and-eye adjustment
• Curved underbust edge for a more comfortable fit
• Raised lower-back arch accommodates the natural curve of the glutes
• Extended front and side coverage
• Durable construction suitable for regular wear

Fit Note: Measure the narrowest part of your waist and refer to the size chart. Do not select your usual clothing size without measuring. Choose one size up when between sizes or when wearing an extra-firm waist trainer for the first time.

If you have recently undergone surgery, please consult your surgeon or healthcare professional before wearing shapewear.

Following these fabric care instructions will help prolong the life of your fabric and keep it looking its best wash after wash.
Preparation: Begin by turning the fabric inside out before washing. This helps to protect the outer surface of the fabric during the washing process.
Washing: When it comes to washing, you have two options: hand wash or machine wash in cold water. Using cold water helps to preserve the integrity of the fabric's fibers. Additionally, opt for a mild detergent to avoid harsh chemicals that can damage the fabric.
Bleaching: It's important to note that bleaching should be avoided altogether. Bleach can weaken fibers and cause discoloration, compromising the quality and appearance of the fabric.
Fabric Softeners: Steer clear of fabric softeners. While they may leave your fabric feeling soft, they can also leave behind a residue that can build up over time, affecting the fabric's texture and breathability.
Drying: After washing, choose between tumble drying on a low setting or opting for air drying by laying the fabric flat. Using a low heat setting or air drying helps prevent shrinkage and maintains the fabric's shape and elasticity.
Ironing: When it comes to ironing, it's crucial to avoid direct contact with any designs or embroidery on the fabric. Instead, turn the fabric inside out or place a cloth over the design before ironing to prevent any damage or distortion to the decorative elements.
Following these fabric care instructions will help prolong the life of your fabric and keep it looking its best wash after wash.