A corset mock up is included in the pricing of all our corsets and is not optional. Because we cannot provide personal fittings for the majority of our clients the mock up is necessary to ensure the finished corset will fit perfectly. The mock up is made out of a single layer of cotton drill and is constructed similar to a finished corset including corset bones and lacing up the center back. Mock ups do not have busks. We also require clients supply us with several photos of themselves in the mock up before the mock up is sent back to us.* Once we have received the photos we will review them and make sure we're able to see the fit of the mock up clearly. After we have approved the photos the client sends the mock up back along with a questionnaire about the fit of the mock up. All mock ups must be returned to us at the client's expense (averages $4-$6 within the US).

*All photos are confidential and are only used for us to see the fit of the mock up. Any clients who wish to remain anonymous may crop their faces out of the photos - the torso is the only portion of the body that is necessary for us to see.

The Elizabeth is our Renaissance period corset which unlike Victorian corsets does not cinch in the waist but rather molds the body into a cylindrical shape while flattening and lifting the bust. Boning extends through side and back tabs to keep the corset from "digging in" at the waist.
$490

The Marie is shaped and boned to create a conical shape while lifting the bust as fashionable during this period. Corset has attached shoulder straps which have adjustable ribbon ties on the front. Boning extends through bottom tabs to allow for a comfortable smooth fit.
$490

The Jane is an early Victorian corset which features a removable stiff wooden busk that is inserted in the center front to separate and lift the bust. The Jane also has attached shoulder straps which have adjustable ribbon ties on the front.
$350

The Charlotte features a shorter waist style, popular during the Civil War period. Corset does not cover the hips or the lower abdomen and works well for period sports activities and horseback riding. Front busk closure.
$275

Similar to the Charlotte, the Ivy is a classic Victorian corset with a longer waist line that extends to the tops of the hips and longer in the center front. Straight or sweetheart neckline available. Front busk closure.
$310

The Violet is a beautiful Victorian period corset with bust and hip gores, ideal for creating a tiny waistline. Front busk closure.
$425

A reproduction of corsets popular during the later Victorian period, the Rose creates a stunning hourglass figure and extends down over the tops of the hips. The bust gussets are a lovely feminine touch and are especially helpful for well endowed women. Front busk closure.
$350

The Julia is a stunning Edwardian underbust corset that begins just under the bust and rises to a point between the chest. This style corset is perfect for everyday wear as it can easily an unnoticeable be worn under clothing. Front busk closure.
$280

The Clara is a elegant Edwardian ribbon corset that is constructed of alternating pieces of fabric and ribbon. Similar in shape to the Julia, the Clara begins just under the bust and rises to a point between the chest. Front busk closure.
$245

The Laura is a lovely Edwardian period corset which features curved hip panels to help create the "S" curve. The cut of this corset emphasizes a tiny waist by pushing the chest forward and the hips back. Front busk closure.
$380

The Lilly is a strait front "S" shaped corset from the Edwardian period. The corset is cut longer and extends down over the hips. Front busk closure.
$350

The Emily is a reproduction of the corset styles popular during 1910-WWI and falls under the bust. Corset creates long sleek lines and extends well over the hips and tops of thighs. The Emily has a front busk closure and includes 4 garters (2 per side).
$380