Exclusive Corsettery Collection of historic and vintage corsets. Corsets of Edwardian, Victorian, Elizabeth I and other historical periods.

Vintage and historical corsets made from satin and cotton are timeless pieces that can be worn for a variety of occasions. From the Edwardian era to the Tudors and beyond, these corsets have stood the test of time and remain popular to this day. Whether you’re looking for a luxurious satin corset or a comfortable cotton corset, there is sure to be a style that suits your tastes.

The Edwardian era (1901-1910) was a time of decadence and opulence, and corsets were no exception. Satin corsets were popular during this period, and were often made of luxurious, heavy fabrics like brocade and velvet. They were often embellished with lace and ribbons, and were designed to be extremely stiff and structured. Cotton corsets were also popular during this time, and were often made from lightweight fabrics like muslin and linen. These corsets were more comfortable than their satin counterparts, but were still designed to be quite structured and form-fitting.

The Tudor period (1485-1603) was a time of great change in fashion, and corsets were no exception. During this time, corsets became increasingly popular and were often made of luxurious fabrics like velvet and satin. However, cotton was also favored for its lightweight and breathable qualities. Tudor corsets were often made of heavy cotton and were designed to be extremely stiff and structured. They were usually decorated with lace and ribbons