Why Nemo Corsets Never Stretch
Nemo Corsets claim seven examinations as law to ensure durability. The process stretches fabrics before sewing, removing stretch in coutils batistes and brocaded materials, a unique Nemo invention not used elsewhere.
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Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1916
Page
10
Nemo Corsets Never Crooked By Clever Cut
Advert reads Nemo Corsets never crooked explaining why, with points that gore pieces are aligned, parts joined precisely, and fabric pre stretched to remove warp. It argues customers avoid uneven fit because no bias cuts and exacting examiner checks ensure uniform sections.
Nemo Corsets Promoted as Durable and Properly Stitched
The stitching is examined not just for broken threads but to ensure sewing tension prevents thread breakage or fabric damage after wear. Nemo Corsets are presented as the most permade and therefore most durable corsets in the world.
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Nemo Corsets Prices Stable At Three To Five Dollars
Nemo Corsets maintain low price points of 3 4 and 5 dollars though material costs rise. Manufacturers warn several popular Nemo models will soon see price increases, making now the time to purchase.
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