High-quality Velvet Corset, Under Bust Corset, red

High-quality Velvet Corset, Under Bust Corset, red

In the 18th century, the desired silhouette changed. The hourglass shape became fashionable and the corset did away with straps.

Corsets are characterised by their extremely shaping properties. They are stiff and are always associated with undergarments.

Corsets (or corsages) are less stiff and are usually worn visibly.

This under bust corsage is made of black velvet and has a cotton lining. The longitudinal seams are reinforced with rods. These create a wonderfully feminine silhouette when laced up. The corset is laced at the centre front and centre back at waist height. An underlap at the centre back covers the gap that would otherwise remain open when lacing. The lacing band is slightly elasticated, which makes it very comfortable to lace up and wear.

The corsage is very high quality and unusually comfortable, you will be surprised.

The velvet corsage goes well with a blouse and skirt or over a loose dress. If you don't insist on an authentic look, you can complete your costume for a pirate, shield maiden, witch or noblewoman with this corsage.

• Available sizes: S, M, L, XXL
• Colour: red
• Outer material: 57% viscose, 43% polyester
• Lining: 100% cotton
• Total length: approx. 34cm (measured at the centre front)

Care instructions: Corsages should not be put in the washing machine. Light stains should be carefully removed with a damp cloth in the direction of the floor.

Item dimensions - Corsage

How to find the right size:

To determine your size based on your body measurements, please measure your waist and chest horizontally. Then use the item measurements in the table as a guide.

Please note: Only the bodice is sold here! The other items are available separately in our online shop.

As authentic as possible, as modern as necessary!

This medieval bodice is part of the collection for historical garments and medieval clothing for men, women and children. From the first drawing to the last needle stitch, this garment has been planned, designed and produced with particular attention to detail using genuine craftsmanship. The manufacturer bases its clothing more or less exactly on historical models, grave finds or museum artefacts, where these exist. He minimises alterations, e.g. to adapt to modern sizes and working methods. See for yourself!