Jupiter Moon 3

That is really a personal choice. But there are several factors to take into consideration before you order reversible. I offer this option because so many people like to take advantage of getting "two corsets in one," but you will be limited in your choices; you cannot have a built in modesty panel, but you may opt for a seperate, drop in panel. You cannot have a busk. And you cannot choose the curved bust overbust styles, such as the Ananke or the Callisto, or the hourglass curve. The Ananke, Callisto and hourglass shapes are very curvy usually, and having to bend the boning back and forth every time you reverse the corset would be hard on the bones, and sometimes uncomfortable. That brings me to the next issue. When you wear a corset for a certain amount of time (starting after a few hours), your body will start "breaking in" the corset, molding it to your shape more and more each time you wear it. If you are reversing your corset all the time, you may never get that comfort, though if you don't wear it often, this may not be an issue.

A reversible corset can still be a good thing, and a great bargain, but you have to weigh the options.