Designed by women for women in consultation with Melbourne obstetrician Grant Saffer the SRC Recovery Shorts help new mums look after their health and wellbeing during the most joyous yet physically and emotionally taxing time of their lives – 4 th Trimester.Ĭompression therapy is simple and efficient. In fact, it is this practice of belly binding that gave our founder Sinead O’Donovan the idea to combine this ancient practice with a modern design, fabrics and research to create the famous SRC Recovery Shorts – our very first product. The practice of belly binding is still in use today even though science and technology makes postpartum recovery faster, easier, safer and much more convenient with products like SRC Recovery garments that are backed by research. Hispanic women call their wrap a ‘faja,’ and.Japanese women call their belly wrap a ‘sarashi,’.The practice was popular amongst many different cultures: In ancient times long strips of cloth (bandages) were wound firmly around a woman’s abdominals after giving birth to reduce swelling and to tighten overstretched abdominal muscles.Īs the mother’s abdomen contracted down, the cloth was shortened and tightened.
Compression garments are the modern equivalent of bandaging an area of the body that has been injured to assist with healing and recovery. Compression therapy has been around for as long as humankind has treated wounds.
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