Regency Corded Corset
SKU:
$105.00
$105.00 - $155.00
per item
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This listing is for a Custom Order Late Regency corded and gusseted corset worn from 1820-1840. The corset is made of white medium weight cotton twill fabric with a soft, brushed finish. It has gussets across the hips and bust and is edged with white bias tape. It is stiffened in front with a wooden busk, cotton cording throughout the body and steel boning in back. This corset laces in back and at the shoulders. A drawstring may need to be added to the bustline for a more secure fit. The corded corset is the precursor to the hourglass corsets of the rest of the 19th Century. This style flatters the ever lowering waistline and higher necklines that mark the end of the Regency and beginning of the Victorian period.
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 #4! **
Measurements Needed:
Cup Size:
Bust:
Bust Arc: **Please see below
Waist:
Hips (at the fullest point):
Neck to Waist:
Underarm to Hip:
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 Said About This Product:
**Really happy with my new corset! Very well made. -Madison
**Fast shipping and excellent communication. My corset fits perfectly. Will definitely shop here again. -ClockworkHaute
**Great quality, delivered on time, best custom work. -VolcanoLady
*Pictures by Brad D'Amico Photography*
This listing is for a Custom Order Late Regency corded and gusseted corset worn from 1820-1840. The corset is made of white medium weight cotton twill fabric with a soft, brushed finish. It has gussets across the hips and bust and is edged with white bias tape. It is stiffened in front with a wooden busk, cotton cording throughout the body and steel boning in back. This corset laces in back and at the shoulders. A drawstring may need to be added to the bustline for a more secure fit. The corded corset is the precursor to the hourglass corsets of the rest of the 19th Century. This style flatters the ever lowering waistline and higher necklines that mark the end of the Regency and beginning of the Victorian period.
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 #4! **
Measurements Needed:
Cup Size:
Bust:
Bust Arc: **Please see below
Waist:
Hips (at the fullest point):
Neck to Waist:
Underarm to Hip:
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 Said About This Product:
**Really happy with my new corset! Very well made. -Madison
**Fast shipping and excellent communication. My corset fits perfectly. Will definitely shop here again. -ClockworkHaute
**Great quality, delivered on time, best custom work. -VolcanoLady
*Pictures by Brad D'Amico Photography*