1750s Stays — Synthetic Whalebone
1750s Stays — Synthetic Whalebone
1750s Stays — Synthetic Whalebone
1750s Stays — Synthetic Whalebone
1750s Stays — Synthetic Whalebone
1750s Stays — Synthetic Whalebone
1750s Stays — Synthetic Whalebone
1750s Stays — Synthetic Whalebone
1750s Stays — Synthetic Whalebone
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1750s Stays — Synthetic Whalebone

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Throughout much of the 18th century, a conical torso with a defined waist and rounded bosom was seen as the ideal shapeOur 1750s closed front stays recreate this fashionable silhouette and are the perfect base for your historical costume, Marie Antoinette cosplay, American Revolutionary War persona, or other Georgian-period impression. 

These stays feature cut-in-one tabs (skirts) to comfortably elongate and define the waist. The diagonal seam lines and boning smooth and support the torso, while the angled straps draw the shoulders back to create an elegant, upright posture.

Details:

  • Appropriate for 1740s–1770s
  • Cotton sateen fashion fabric outer layer
  • English cotton coutil and twill strength/lining layers
  • Interfaced bellypiece for support over abdomen
  • Half-boned with synthetic whalebone
  • Plus sizes (18–26) feature additional boning throughout for added support
  • Center back spiral lacing with two-piece nickel grommets
  • Alterable side seams and straps

    Our stays and corsets are based closely on historical pattern shapes and extant examples, but utilize theatrical construction techniques and modern materials to bring you an accurate silhouette in a sturdy, comfortable garment.

    How To Pick Your Size

    Detailed instructions for how to wear and maintain your corset can be found on our Wear & Care page, while general ordering information can be found in our FAQ section. We also have a video walking you through all our classic corset alteration points.

    For custom sizing in this style, please see our Custom Classic Corset listings. You can find our line of luxury corsetry made with customizable fabrics and details at Redthreaded Atelier, and you can also contact us to discuss other custom design ideas. For standard sizes in other historical periods, please see our Classic Corset range. If you want to make your own, we have paper patterns and kits as well as print-at-home digital patterns available.

    Please see our Policies page for important information regarding payments, shipping, returns, and customs. International buyers are responsible for all VAT/customs fees. Under no circumstances will a shipment be marked as a "gift" or declared at a reduced value.

    All Redthreaded corsets are handmade in our Colorado studio.

    Thanks to Marisa Taylor Photography (aka LoveShutterBug) and ScifiCheerGirl for the photos and modeling.