Bespoke Corsets
Welcome to the corset-making web site of Sidney Eileen, official corsetiere for Bustledress.com
Every corset I make is uniquely designed and drafted, and guaranteed to last. Examples of my past work are displayed in the bespoke corset portfolio. I make corsets ad garments for any size and figure, from petite to robust, male or female. Prices are by style and embellishment, not by size. Please view the Styles and Options page for a pricing guide to my custom corsets.
All inquires should be made via the contact page so we may discuss the particular details. I take commissions on a very limited basis. I cannot take rush orders.
If you are in the Sacramento or San Francisco Bay Areas, I am also available for consultation, measurements, and fittings. Mock-ups by mail are also available.
Ordering Your Corset
Every corset I make is custom created, from design, to drafting, to finishing details. The options are practically limitless, which makes it impossible for me to create an online ordering form. This page provides a basic outline regarding how to commission your own corset, and answers many common questions.
Styles and Options – Pricing Guide
Estimated prices for various options when ordering a unique bespoke corset from Sidney Eileen.
Corset Design Variations
Illustrated on this page are many of the more common styles, lines, shapes, and silhouettes found in corsets historic and modern.
Measuring For Your Corset
Instructions for how to take measurements for your perfectly fitting bespoke corset.
Custom Corset Patterns
Information on how to order your own custom corset pattern for personal use.
General Corseting FAQ
This FAQ is intended to give a broad overview of answers to common questions about corsets and corseting, particularly questions asked by newcomers to corseting.
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Your CAPTCHA code isn’t working on your contact page? I’ve tried several times already. I would like to know how much it would be to make a basic long-line regency corset with straps? The period 1800-1805. Is it also possible to make the corset in a way that I could lace myself up?
I see that you were able to send an email before I saw this. Sorry about the glitch. The typical form of Regency corsets are back lacing only. I have seen one example of a Regency corset with large buttons for a front closure, but I think it dates to a slightly later year than you are describing. There are also many other ways to make it front opening that are not period correct, but will still provide a good foundation garment with the proper shape. Detailed answer to your question will be in my reply email.