Reconstructing History #RH975 - 1870s Under Bust Corset

Make yourself a Victorian under bust corset!

In the 1890s, the top of the corset moved down to below the bustline where it could best do its job of narrowing the waist while other elements of feminine dress highlighted the bust.  Our Underbust Corset based on surviving examples is both easy to make and wear. 

Fits busts 28" through 60" and waists 24" through 52". All sizes in one envelope.
Or order a made to measure in your personal measurements.

Also included are assembly instructions, embellishment suggestions, and the extensive historical notes you've come to expect from Reconstructing History.

Suggested Fabrics: cotton coutil or densely-woven twill

Notions:
thread
metal eyelets
¼” steel bones
½” steel bones
steel busk
¾” cotton stay tape (twill tape)

Yardage Requirements: ½ yd at least 60” wide

Tags: waist cincher, underbust corset, laughing Moon 113, corselette