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Corsets

Corsets include:

-Steel boning

-Corded edges

-Back underlap placket

-Back laced grommet opening

-Front drawstring to shape neckline

-Side seam allowances for alterations

c. 1835 Corded Ada Stays

c. 1835 Corded Ada Stays

$1,200.00

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Our popular Ada style, fully corded with little or no boning. The decorative cording details replaces the usual stiff boning to provide a softer shaped body. Select from various decorative styles and features or design your own! Final pricing is dependent on specific design details. Photos show variations of simple to more complex. Contact us directly for details.

The Ada shapes the lower body with full rounded gussets over the hips, starting at the high waist above the natural waist. The curved gussets at the top give roundness to the bust. The Ada is the transition corset between the columnar straight lines of the earlier 1810’s period and the hourglass curved lines of the following 1850’s period. This style has removable shoulder straps attached with adjustable front lacing.

Please note, this corset is considered custom and not available for exchanges or returns. We will supply a fitting corset to start before constructing in final fabrics and details.

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Below: Bespoke c. 1835 Ada corsets with added cording and stitching in custom materials- left and right for Dickinson, for Apple TV

Bespoke Ada with all cording, no boning in custom soft blue coutil

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Bespoke, soft Ada corsets all with unique cording and no boning for Taproot Theatre. We worked with Taproot to re-create some historical pieces that relied totally on the cording and decorative stitching and no steel bones to accommodate their dancing and movements for their production.

Bespoke Ada with all cording, no boning in custom soft pink coutil