Purple Velvet Gothic Corset - Medieval Fantasy Corset, Renaissance Bustier, Evening Wear or Cosplay

This corset is custom-made from a sumptuous velvet fabric, with a black cotton canvas lining for optimal comfort. Its slightly underbust cut subtly flatters the silhouette while emphasizing the bust.

Satin ribbon lacing adorns both the front and shoulders, adding a dramatic and elegant touch. Each piece is reinforced with spiral steel wires, providing a secure and durable fit, while remaining comfortable to wear.

★ Customizable color
This model is presented here in deep purple, but it can be made in other colors according to your desires. The last photos of the announcement show references of available colors to create the piece that suits you.

Ideal for: Gothic weddings, fantasy events, medieval costumes, alternative parties or simply to add a touch of dark luxury to your wardrobe.


★ This corset is made to measure, just enter your requested measurements in the "personalization" box below 🖤

You can find a measurement reference in the last image of the article!

★ Measurement guide:
To ensure the perfect fit for your items, it's essential to take your measurements correctly. Here are some tips for correctly measuring your waist, chest, and shoulders:

How to measure your waist size:

- Locate your natural waistline: The natural waistline is usually the narrowest part of your abdomen. It is often located just above the belly button and below the rib cage.
- Use a tape measure: Make sure the tape is parallel to the floor. Wrap it around your waist without tightening it too tightly, but so that it fits snugly.
- Take the measurement: Read the measurement where the ends of the tape meet. Make sure you don't swell or suck in your stomach to get an accurate measurement.

How to measure your bust size:

- Locate the widest part of your bust: This area is generally located at chest level, passing through the tips of the breasts.
- Use a tape measure: Wrap the tape around your back and chest at the widest part, making sure it is parallel to the floor.
- Take the measurement: Read the measurement where the ends of the tape meet. Make sure you do not puff out or pull in your chest to get an accurate measurement.

measure the front width:

Measure from one shoulder point to the other, keeping the tape measure flat across the chest, just below the base of the neck. The tape should remain horizontal and lie flat against the skin, without following the curve of the breasts.

Measure the neckline to chest (or chest height):

Measure from the hollow of the neckline (at the base of the neck, between the collarbones) to the bust point (the fullest part of the breast). This measurement is used to correctly position the cups or bust seams.


Some additional tips:

- Measure yourself in very tight-fitting clothing to get exact measurements or in the outfit you plan to wear the corset over.
- Write down your measurements in centimeters for greater accuracy.

Disclaimer:

As a seamstress, I am not responsible for measurement errors. If you wish to have your corset adjusted due to incorrect measurements, you will be responsible for the full cost of shipping and reconstruction.

Please note: Once the package is handed over to the carrier, I am not responsible for any loss, theft or damage occurring during transport.
Each order is shipped with the greatest care, and a tracking number will be sent to you upon shipment.

If you would like insurance or signature required shipping, please let me know before finalizing your order.

I'm here to help you every step of the way. If you have any questions or need additional advice, please don't hesitate to contact me. Thank you for choosing my Etsy shop for your custom items. I hope you find what you're looking for and that my products bring you complete satisfaction.