Simply Wearing It Corrects Your Posture

Abruptly, as the cold sets in, we see more people walking around town with their backs hunched. For my chronic cervical disc herniation, a posture with rounded shoulders is particularly bad, and the increased pain during this season is a real concern. But the trouble is, apart from maintaining good posture, there's no proactive treatment for this herniation.

So, since the autumn of the year before last, I've become a devoted user of ASICS' "functional innerwear." This shirt looks simple. Although I believe it was originally developed for athletes, it uses particularly strong elastic fabric in the back, and when you wear it, it naturally opens your chest and feels like it pulls your shoulder blades firmly towards the center.
This sets the shoulder blades in the correct position, allowing your shoulders to lift smoothly, supporting athletes in improving their performance... That's the manufacturer's sales pitch, but it truly corrects posture, makes movement easier, and alleviates the pain from my herniation.

Innerwear with a New Philosophy

Having skied as a hobby for many years, I've had my share of experiences with underwear that excels in warmth or materials that don't get stuffy even when you sweat. Also, shapewear that enhances your figure and makes you look good might still be a popular product for women, both in the past and present.
However, innerwear that corrects your body axis simply by wearing it, makes all your joints move more easily, and is expected to improve athletic performance—and moreover, can help prevent injuries—has only emerged in the last few years, hasn't it? The concept itself seems different from the philosophy of innerwear until now.