damsel in this dress corset Damsel Corset in Troubadour Jacquard

damsel in this dress corset Damsel Corset in Troubadour JacquardCourtier Corset: *When measuring! Measure your high waist, usually above the belly button or around the smallest part. Hold measuring tape as snug as possible, and that gives you an idea of how much "squish" your own unique shape has! (However, if you know for a fact that you are blessed either in the bust area or the hips area, I always recommend adding an inch to this squeezed tight size. We want everything to fit everywhere!) * Keep in mind that

Courtier Corset:

*When measuring! Measure your high waist, usually above the belly button or around the smallest part. Hold measuring tape as snug as possible, and that gives you an idea of how much "squish" your own unique shape has! (However, if you know for a fact that you are blessed either in the bust area or the hips area, I always recommend adding an inch to this squeezed tight size. We want everything to fit everywhere!)

* Keep in mind that our corsets some in size "ranges"! When we say that a corset will fit a 35-37" waist, for example, this means that the ACTUAL corset itself measures 35 inches when pulled taut. However, you could also wear that 35" if you had a 36" or a 37" waist, it would just have a small gap in the lacings!

-This Corset features a beautiful shaping sweetheart neckline, adjustable shoulder straps, a dashing little collar that can stand up or be folded down, and winding, hourglass lines. It has wonderful “supportive” powers for larger chested women, but also works cleanly for all shapes of women, as corsets are meant to “reshape” the body you have. As with all of our overbust corsets, it was designed to be worn over a bra, making it so you can wear your normal support, and this fits cleanly over it. Since our corsets don't have bras built into them, I've always felt that it's better to have a proper initial shape and support, and then wear a bodice along with it.