Corset Fabrics and Leathers

Below is a list of our current styles of fabric, and the colors that are currently available. Please notice that each style of fabric has it's pros and cons. All of our corsets are lined with poly/cotton twill which takes the strain of tightlacing. For more details of the construction specifics of our corsets, please visit the Articles Page.

Please keep in mind that colors shown are approximate. The colors may look different on your monitor. Fabric samples are available when order is placed.

Poly/Cotton Twill

A very strong fabric with a matte finish. Highly recommended for those of us who are daily tightlacers. This is the fabric that we use to line all of our corsets. The weave is 65 percent Polyester and 35 percent cotton. This makes the material as strong as duck without the heavy weight. The fibers are treated with a coat of Teflon. The Teflon allows the fabric to have stain releasing properties. (the dye receptors in the polyester are covered).

Pros: A very comfortable fabric that moulds well to your body. This fabric does not trap in your body heat, so it is cooler to wear than man made fibers. Also, this fabric is hand washable with care.

Cons: The only drawback is its matte finish, so it's not quite as showy as others.

Colors Available:

White	Ivory	Beige	Light Pink	Medium Pink
Forest Green	Black	Yellow	Royal Purple
Camel	Bright Red		Royal Blue	Dark Blue

Satin

I have finally tracked down a source for very durable satin. This satin is strong enough for daily wear. This is not the same weight used in formal wear or found in fabric stores. This lovely fabric is %50 cotton and %50 acetate.

Pros: Satin has a shiny finish. Very firm, strong weave. The smooth finish allows the outer garment (dress, blouse, etc.) to glide easily without friction. Excellent for daily wear in cooler climates.

Cons: This fabric can be spot cleaned by hand. However, it should be dry cleaned on occasion. With the %50 acetate, this fabric will trap body heat. Thus, this is not ideal for a daily wear corset in hot climates.

Colors:

Black

White

Pink

Royal Blue

Royal Purple

Bright Red

Bengaline

A ribbed, satin-like that is one of my favorite fabrics for corsets. This fabric provides a rather firm fit. The weave consists of %50 cotton and %50 acetate.

Pros: With its vertical ribbed finish, this fabric catches light subtly, and accentuates your curves. This is a very durable fabric, and can be washed by hand, with care, in the sink.
Cons: With the %50 acetate, this fabric will trap body heat. Thus, this is not ideal for a daily wear corset in hot climates.

White	Ivory	Mint	Silver		Bright Pink
Forest Green	Bright Red	Burgundy	Light Blue	Royal Blue	Dark Blue
Royal Purple	Emerald Green	Dusty Rose	Dark Teal

Brocade

A jacquard woven fabric with raised, over-all interwoven designs (flowers for example) giving an embossed effect, often emphasized by contrasting surfaces and colors and threads.

Pros: This is an absolutely gorgeous fabric. The cotton fibers allows your body to breathe, resulting in a cooler corset in comparison to man-made fibers. This fabric can be washed by hand washable with care.
Cons: This fabric is not as durable as the cotton twill, so its probably not a good choice of fabric for a corset used for 24-hour waist training.
Colors: Black and Red
$25.00 surcharge for brocade.


Black Brocade		Red Brocade

Leather

I am proud to offer leather corsets. Leather is an excellent choice for a very durable corset. Your leather corset is lined with Poly/cotton twill. This allows the corset to be exceedingly firm while still allowing some air movement.

$100.00 surcharge for Leather.

White	Ivory	Beige		Pale Pink	Bright Pink
Tan	Bright Red	Burgundy	Light Blue	Royal Blue	Dark Blue
Royal Purple	Emerald Green		Light Grey	Charcoal	Black

Metallic leather is also available in silver, copper, gold and pewter.