Discover the Fascinating World of Corsets – The Perfect Top for Elegant Ladies and More!
Corsets have always been a symbol of elegance and style. Our range offers you elegant women's corsets with lacing, which not only impress visually but also provide a great fit. The top with a stylish lacing creates a feminine silhouette and allows you to present yourself confidently.
Body Shapers for Every Figure – Also Available in Plus Sizes and Custom Made
Our corsets are not only suitable for slim women but are also available as body shapers for plus sizes. Especially for women who want to emphasize their waist and highlight their curves, these corsets are ideal. They help shape the waist and create a beautiful silhouette. There are also special models for men that support body shaping and accentuate your figure. Many find that the lacing also helps with weight loss.
Underwear in Various Colors – Black, Red, White, and Many More
In addition to the classic black corsets, we also offer models in red, white, and many other colors. These underwear variants are versatile to combine with other fashion and suitable for both special occasions and everyday wear. The right corset as underwear provides an elegant look and emphasizes your feminine side.
Men: Leather Corsets for a Historic Look
For men seeking a special style, we also offer leather corsets. These are perfect for a historic look or for special events. They can also help with weight loss, support the back, and assist in reducing the belly – so the corset not only supports your style but also body shaping.
Are you looking for an exclusive corset that accentuates your personality? In our online shop, you'll find a huge selection of corsets in over 60 different colors. Not only is the color variety extensive, but our corsets are also available in various lengths. Whether you prefer an elegant half-bust corset made of satin or a seductive underbust corset made of leather, you'll find the perfect corset for any occasion with us.
Our selection includes:
- Various corset types: From classic waist corsets to modern full-bust corsets – we offer the perfect model for every taste.
- High-quality materials: Choose from a unique selection of premium materials like leather, patent leather, satin, velvet, and brocade.
- Custom fitting: In addition to standard sizes in various lengths, we also offer made-to-measure options to ensure your corset fits perfectly.
Why shop with us?
- Color variety: Over 60 colors available in all materials.
- High-quality craftsmanship: Every corset is handmade in our workshop.
- Personal consultation: If you have any questions, we're happy to assist you.
- Fast delivery: Your dream corset will be delivered to your door in just a few days.
Colorful Corsets
Our color range spans from soft pastel tones to vibrant hues. There's no limit to designing your personal look, allowing you to make your unique fashion statement. Unconventional colors are our specialty—whether golden velvet, violet leather, cream satin, or pink patent leather, we have almost everything.
Plus-Size Corsets
Of course, we also cater to curvy women, offering all corsets in larger sizes. For fuller-figured women with unique proportions, custom fitting is often the perfect choice.
Our Corset Material Selection
Leather Corsets
Each material has its special advantages. A timeless classic among corsets is the leather corset. It highlights your femininity and adds a seductive touch to any outfit. But it doesn’t always have to be black – choose your corset color from our extensive selection, whether a sensual pink, bold red, or soft lilac. With metal embellishments and a blend of Victorian charm and futuristic elements, leather corsets can transform into steampunk corsets.
Patent Leather Corsets
Seductive patent leather corsets are a must-have for every femme fatale. The shiny corsets have a unique allure and enhance your sensuality. Unusual patent leather colors like silver, gold, green, blue, and violet complement the standard black, red, and white options.
Satin Corsets
A special feature of satin corsets is that they can be worn either as a top or as lingerie underneath, as they add little bulk. Our satin corsets are known for their distinctive shine and luxurious feel.
Velvet Corsets
Velvet is a material that has always inspired dreams. In medieval films, historical corsets are often made of velvet. Experience this touch of luxury with our exclusive velvet corsets, perfect for special occasions and romantic moments.
Brocade Corsets
Our brocade corsets stand for pure luxury and timeless elegance. They combine historical charm with modern fashion, often favored by Gothic fans. The intricate, shimmering patterns of brocade fabric give each corset a regal appearance. With our brocade corsets, you're not just indulging in luxury but also making a bold statement, highlighting your femininity. The distinctive brocade patterns give each corset a royal aura.
Corset Types and Their Special Features
Full-Bust Corsets
Our full-bust corsets are specially designed to accentuate the bust and create a beautiful, feminine shape. These models offer a stunning silhouette while providing great comfort. They are often worn as a top with pants or a skirt, following the example of historical corsets.
Half-Bust Corsets
Our half-bust corsets enhance a beautiful décolleté while shaping a stunning silhouette. The look is bolder than with full-bust corsets, yet still provides optimal support.
Underbust Corsets
An underbust corset covers and shapes the entire abdominal area. Many wear it as a substitute or addition to an orthopedic corset. The spine is noticeably relieved while shaping your feminine contours. The models feature a curved top edge that cradles your bust in a special way when worn over a blouse.
Waist Corsets
Our waist corsets are the shorter sisters of underbust corsets. They allow you to shape a narrower area. By emphasizing the waist, a feminine silhouette is created.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about Corsets
Question 1: What is the difference between the main corset types: waist corset, underbust corset, half-bust corset, and overbust corset?
Waist Corset (Waspie)
The waist corset is the shortest corset style and focuses entirely on beautifully accentuating the waist. It ends below the bust and leaves both the ribcage and the hips largely free. This provides plenty of freedom of movement and can easily be paired with a bra. Ideal for anyone looking to shape and highlight their waist.
Underbust Corset
The underbust corset ends directly below the bust and extends down over the hips. It shapes the waist as well as the abdominal area, creating an elegant silhouette. The bust remains free but is gently supported from below, making this corset excellent for combining with various bras or wearing over clothing.
Half-Bust Corset
The half-bust corset covers the lower part of the bust, ending roughly at mid-bust height. This leaves the upper bust area free, offering more freedom of movement than an overbust corset. At the same time, it lifts and supports the bust, creating an attractive décolletage.
Overbust Corset
The overbust corset extends from the hip to over the bust, enclosing it completely. It not only shapes the waist but also supports the bust so comprehensively that an additional bra is not required. If you are looking for a classic, elegant corset silhouette, the overbust corset is the perfect choice.
The waist corset is the shortest corset style and focuses entirely on beautifully accentuating the waist. It ends below the bust and leaves both the ribcage and the hips largely free. This provides plenty of freedom of movement and can easily be paired with a bra. Ideal for anyone looking to shape and highlight their waist.
Underbust Corset
The underbust corset ends directly below the bust and extends down over the hips. It shapes the waist as well as the abdominal area, creating an elegant silhouette. The bust remains free but is gently supported from below, making this corset excellent for combining with various bras or wearing over clothing.
Half-Bust Corset
The half-bust corset covers the lower part of the bust, ending roughly at mid-bust height. This leaves the upper bust area free, offering more freedom of movement than an overbust corset. At the same time, it lifts and supports the bust, creating an attractive décolletage.
Overbust Corset
The overbust corset extends from the hip to over the bust, enclosing it completely. It not only shapes the waist but also supports the bust so comprehensively that an additional bra is not required. If you are looking for a classic, elegant corset silhouette, the overbust corset is the perfect choice.
Question 2: How do I find the right corset size?
Choosing the perfect corset size is primarily based on your waist circumference. Simply use the size chart found directly on the respective product page as a guide.
Is your waist circumference at the lower end of the specified range? A corset can typically reduce your waist by about 5 cm. If you want a significantly tighter lacing, we recommend ordering the model one size smaller.
Is your waist circumference at the upper end of the range? In this case, a reduction and lacing of up to 10 cm is usually possible.
Choosing the Optimal Corset Length
For the perfect fit, the length of the corset is just as crucial as the width:
- If the corset is too short, the lower abdomen may bulge unflatteringly underneath it.
- If it is too long, it will press against your thighs when sitting or restrict your movement.
Many of our models are available in different lengths. Use the "Front Length" specification as a guide. Our tip: Measure vertically on your body from directly below the bust downwards. This will show you immediately where the corset will reach on you.
Standard Size or Custom Made?
Our standard sizes are optimized for average proportions. If your measurements deviate from the norm—such as a very narrow waist with wider hips or a unique torso length—we recommend a custom-made corset. This guarantees a perfect fit and maximum comfort.
Is your waist circumference at the lower end of the specified range? A corset can typically reduce your waist by about 5 cm. If you want a significantly tighter lacing, we recommend ordering the model one size smaller.
Is your waist circumference at the upper end of the range? In this case, a reduction and lacing of up to 10 cm is usually possible.
Choosing the Optimal Corset Length
For the perfect fit, the length of the corset is just as crucial as the width:
- If the corset is too short, the lower abdomen may bulge unflatteringly underneath it.
- If it is too long, it will press against your thighs when sitting or restrict your movement.
Many of our models are available in different lengths. Use the "Front Length" specification as a guide. Our tip: Measure vertically on your body from directly below the bust downwards. This will show you immediately where the corset will reach on you.
Standard Size or Custom Made?
Our standard sizes are optimized for average proportions. If your measurements deviate from the norm—such as a very narrow waist with wider hips or a unique torso length—we recommend a custom-made corset. This guarantees a perfect fit and maximum comfort.
Question 3: What is the difference between a corset and a bustier (corsage)?
A real corset is specially designed for waist reduction and shaping. It features sturdy stainless steel corset bones, a lacing system at the back, and a multi-layered construction with a robust cotton lining. This high-quality craftsmanship allows it to absorb the high forces generated during tight-lacing, achieving a significant and lasting waist-shaping effect.
A corsage (or fashion bustier), on the other hand, is primarily a fashion garment. While it accentuates the figure, it is not designed for significant waist reduction. It usually uses lightweight plastic bones that provide gentle stabilization but cannot withstand the high tension of tight-lacing.
A corsage (or fashion bustier), on the other hand, is primarily a fashion garment. While it accentuates the figure, it is not designed for significant waist reduction. It usually uses lightweight plastic bones that provide gentle stabilization but cannot withstand the high tension of tight-lacing.
Question 4: How do I put on a corset by myself?
Before wearing it for the first time, the laces should be threaded correctly. Each of our corsets comes with an illustrated lacing guide that shows you the individual steps.
First, loosen the lacing at the back enough so that the front busk closure can be closed easily without tension.
Next, pull the laces alternately from the top and bottom toward the center at waist level. Repeat this process evenly on both sides until the corset fits snugly and comfortably. Make sure the laces are tightened as evenly as possible and the corset sits straight on your body.
Finally, tie the two loops at waist level into a bow. This can be undone at any time to adjust or remove the corset.
Important: To take off the corset, always loosen the lacing at the back first before opening the front busk closure. Opening the front closure under tension can cause damage to the corset or the clasp.
First, loosen the lacing at the back enough so that the front busk closure can be closed easily without tension.
Next, pull the laces alternately from the top and bottom toward the center at waist level. Repeat this process evenly on both sides until the corset fits snugly and comfortably. Make sure the laces are tightened as evenly as possible and the corset sits straight on your body.
Finally, tie the two loops at waist level into a bow. This can be undone at any time to adjust or remove the corset.
Important: To take off the corset, always loosen the lacing at the back first before opening the front busk closure. Opening the front closure under tension can cause damage to the corset or the clasp.
Question 5: Does a corset need to be seasoned (broken in)?
Yes, a corset should be seasoned (broken in) because it fits very closely to the body. Through regular wear, it gradually molds to your body shape and becomes noticeably more comfortable—the wearing comfort improves over time. This allows you to gradually tighten the lacing step-by-step once the corset has been broken in.
Question 6: Does a corset achieve a permanent waist reduction?
There is indeed a minor permanent effect: those who wear a tightly laced corset very regularly can cause a slight reshaping of the lower ribs. However, this effect partially reverses if the corset is not worn for an extended period, meaning it is not completely permanent.
Question 7: What materials should a good corset be made of?
Quality and comfort in a real corset depend on two main components:
1. Inner lining of pure cotton: This guarantees a pleasant feel on the skin and is tear-resistant enough to permanently withstand the strong pulling forces of the lacing.
2. Stainless steel corset bones: A smart mix of bones is used here. While highly flexible spiral steel bones on the sides ensure comfortable wear and freedom of movement, rigid flat steel bones stabilize the lacing area at the back to guarantee optimal support.
1. Inner lining of pure cotton: This guarantees a pleasant feel on the skin and is tear-resistant enough to permanently withstand the strong pulling forces of the lacing.
2. Stainless steel corset bones: A smart mix of bones is used here. While highly flexible spiral steel bones on the sides ensure comfortable wear and freedom of movement, rigid flat steel bones stabilize the lacing area at the back to guarantee optimal support.
Question 8: How do you care for and clean a corset?
To keep your corset looking beautiful for a long time, you should air it out thoroughly after each wear. The cotton lining absorbs moisture during wear and must dry completely before the corset is stored away.
A corset should never be washed in a washing machine, as this can damage the materials, the steel bones, and the construction. For a thorough cleaning, we recommend professional dry cleaning. Minor stains can usually be removed carefully with a soft, damp cloth and a bit of mild soap. Allow the corset to air dry completely before wearing or storing it again.
A corset should never be washed in a washing machine, as this can damage the materials, the steel bones, and the construction. For a thorough cleaning, we recommend professional dry cleaning. Minor stains can usually be removed carefully with a soft, damp cloth and a bit of mild soap. Allow the corset to air dry completely before wearing or storing it again.
Question 9: Is wearing a corset unhealthy or painful?
A well-fitting and correctly laced corset should not cause pain. The key is to adjust the lacing to your own body shape and personal comfort level.
Especially in the beginning, it is recommended to lace the corset only lightly and let your body get used to it slowly. Over time, the lacing can be adjusted tighter step-by-step as desired.
If pain, pressure marks, or numbness occur, the corset is usually laced too tightly or is not sitting correctly. Loosen the lacing and check the fit. A comfortable, even pressure is normal—pain, however, is never a sign of a correctly fitting corset.
Especially in the beginning, it is recommended to lace the corset only lightly and let your body get used to it slowly. Over time, the lacing can be adjusted tighter step-by-step as desired.
If pain, pressure marks, or numbness occur, the corset is usually laced too tightly or is not sitting correctly. Loosen the lacing and check the fit. A comfortable, even pressure is normal—pain, however, is never a sign of a correctly fitting corset.
Question 10: What should I look out for if I have a short or long torso?
The length of a corset has a major impact on wearing comfort. That is why we offer many of our models in different lengths, allowing you to choose the corset that best matches your height and torso.
If the available standard lengths do not perfectly suit your proportions, that is no problem: We are happy to craft your corset to your desired length as part of a custom-made order. Our in-house tailoring workshop implements individual customer wishes with extensive experience and care.
If you are unsure which length is right for you or would like to request a custom order, simply send us an email. We will be happy to assist you personally.
When choosing a length, please also refer to our guidelines under the size selection section.
If the available standard lengths do not perfectly suit your proportions, that is no problem: We are happy to craft your corset to your desired length as part of a custom-made order. Our in-house tailoring workshop implements individual customer wishes with extensive experience and care.
If you are unsure which length is right for you or would like to request a custom order, simply send us an email. We will be happy to assist you personally.
When choosing a length, please also refer to our guidelines under the size selection section.