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GIRDLE GUIDE
All of our bodies are unique and understanding your body type is essential when it comes to finding the perfect garment that will enhance your natural beauty. Whether you have curves or angular features, we've got you covered. On this page, we'll dive into the five most common body types (hourglass, apple, pear, triangle, and rectangular) and help you identify which one you have.
Once you've determined your body type, we'll provide you with expert guidance on how to use shapewear to accentuate your best features and conceal any areas that may be bothering you. Our tips and advice are designed to empower you and boost your confidence, allowing you to embrace your unique beauty.
Embark on this journey of self-discovery with us and let us help you find the perfect shapewear that flatters your body type and makes you feel amazing. Whether you're looking for a shapewear to enhance your curves or create a more defined silhouette, we have a wide range of options to choose from. With our experience and your newfound knowledge about your body type, you can feel confident and empowered in your own skin.- Accari Team
RECTANGLE
A Rectangle body shape has roughly the same measurements at the shoulders, bust, and hips without a very defined waist. If you're looking for the perfect size for a Rectangle body shape, start by taking your natural waist and hip measurements. Our size chart will help you find the best size for you. If you're in between sizes, we recommend sizing up to ensure a comfortable fit. Keep in mind that shapewear should fit snugly without being too tight, so finding the size that's most comfortable for you has never been easier.
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You are a rectangle if your waist is less than 25% smaller than your shoulders or bust (waist ÷ shoulders or bust ≥ .75) and your shoulder, bust, and hip measurements are within 5% of each other. To find out, look at your shoulder, bust, and hip measurements. Call the largest of the three measurements ta (usually this will be your shoulders) and y and z the other two. Multiply t by .95. If y and z are both greater than the result of tx .95, then your shoulders, bust, and hips are all within 5% of each other. For example, you are a rectangle if your shoulders measure 36 inches and your waist measures 27 inches or larger.
