Regency Long Transition Corset
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$85.00
$85.00 - $160.00
per item
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This listing is for a Custom Order Regency long corset or transition stays from the late 1790s. The corset is made of unbleached cotton coutil (shown in pic 5) and edged with white bias tape. It laces together in front and at the shoulders and is stiffened throughout with flexible steel boning. The long corset was preferred in the early 19th Century by women with fuller figures. Unlike the short corset, the longer length controls the tummy a bit while still giving plenty of lift to the bust.
This listing is for a Custom Order Regency long corset or transition stays from the late 1790s. The corset is made of unbleached cotton coutil (shown in pic 5) and edged with white bias tape. It laces together in front and at the shoulders and is stiffened throughout with flexible steel boning. The long corset was preferred in the early 19th Century by women with fuller figures. Unlike the short corset, the longer length controls the tummy a bit while still giving plenty of lift to the bust.
Back lacing can be added for an additional $5-$25 (choose one of the "F&B" options).
The Plain Coutil option is shown in pic 5. This corset can be covered in white cotton (pics 1-4) or linen if desired.
The long corset or transition stays of the Regency period are still considerably shorter than the previous and proceeding styles. They give more shoulder room than earlier 18th Century corsets and maintain a more natural shape than hourglass Victorian corsets.
Want a Modesty Panel? Add one here!
**For a more historical look, add hand bound eyelets (instead of metal grommets) to your order for an additional $25! An example is shown in pic #5! **
Measurements Needed:
Cup Size:
Bust:
Bust Arc: **Please see below
Waist:
Underarm to Waist:
Neck to Waist:
Armscye (armhole):
Bust Arc: Take your tape measure and place it on your side, where a tank top's side seam sits, about 4" below the armpit. Trace around the bust at the widest point, from one side seam to the next side seam. Do not trace around your back, just your front! :)
For Tips on Taking Your Measurements
How To Put On A Corset
*~*A Final Note: I am anticipating your Natural measurements. If you are sending me corseted measurements, please specify or your corset will be too small!! *~*
Care Instructions: Dry clean/Dryel
What Others Have To Say About This Product:
**Made and shipped right on time! Thank you so much, I love it! :D -Candy
**Wonderful item and customer service! Fits perfectly and arrived on time! Thank you! -Liz
**Wow, Beth! I had no idea of the transformational effects of a well-constructed Regency long corset on the female anatomy. I am agog and very pleased! My Jane Austen-style Regency gowns now fit like they are supposed to, particularly the drawstring styles, which had been hitting me across the bust when I wore modern underpinnings instead of beneath the bust. The corset fits well and is sewn well. Beth gave me very explicit directions on how to measure myself and was patient with my questions. -Alicia
*Pictures by Brad D'Amico Photography*
The Plain Coutil option is shown in pic 5. This corset can be covered in white cotton (pics 1-4) or linen if desired.
The long corset or transition stays of the Regency period are still considerably shorter than the previous and proceeding styles. They give more shoulder room than earlier 18th Century corsets and maintain a more natural shape than hourglass Victorian corsets.
Want a Modesty Panel? Add one here!
**For a more historical look, add hand bound eyelets (instead of metal grommets) to your order for an additional $25! An example is shown in pic #5! **
Measurements Needed:
Cup Size:
Bust:
Bust Arc: **Please see below
Waist:
Underarm to Waist:
Neck to Waist:
Armscye (armhole):
Bust Arc: Take your tape measure and place it on your side, where a tank top's side seam sits, about 4" below the armpit. Trace around the bust at the widest point, from one side seam to the next side seam. Do not trace around your back, just your front! :)
For Tips on Taking Your Measurements
How To Put On A Corset
*~*A Final Note: I am anticipating your Natural measurements. If you are sending me corseted measurements, please specify or your corset will be too small!! *~*
Care Instructions: Dry clean/Dryel
What Others Have To Say About This Product:
**Made and shipped right on time! Thank you so much, I love it! :D -Candy
**Wonderful item and customer service! Fits perfectly and arrived on time! Thank you! -Liz
**Wow, Beth! I had no idea of the transformational effects of a well-constructed Regency long corset on the female anatomy. I am agog and very pleased! My Jane Austen-style Regency gowns now fit like they are supposed to, particularly the drawstring styles, which had been hitting me across the bust when I wore modern underpinnings instead of beneath the bust. The corset fits well and is sewn well. Beth gave me very explicit directions on how to measure myself and was patient with my questions. -Alicia
*Pictures by Brad D'Amico Photography*