Historic
corset patterns

For makers who’ve outgrown the basics. This collection is built around period-informed silhouettes, stronger shaping, and construction methods you won’t find in standard corset patterns. Expect projects that demand skill and patience — and produce garments that show it.

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New to corset making?

Start with simple easier-to-make corsets. No tough construction details like piping or metal busks. Learn the essential corset making first

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Challenge yourself

Suited to intermediate and advanced makers, and to confident corset sewists who’ve completed at least one modern project. Across the range you’ll encounter metal busks, piping, boning channels, bias finishing, sculpted panels, and historically influenced shaping, all adapted for modern makers working from digital downloads.

Step up from modern corsets

Sieger, Bonara, Romero and Larcetti are the most approachable starting points in the historic range…

Still demanding, but structured as genuine entry points into period construction.

Stronger silhouette

Three distinct approaches to dramatic shaping

Dinari works the internal structure hard for serious body sculpting.

Tolledo brings contour piping and a more intricate shaped silhouette.

Maradonna combines corsetry with lingerie construction and stretch-fabric technique

Experienced makers

Bollego is one of the most advanced projects in the range — take it on when you’re ready for everything this collection has to offer.

Body Armour sits apart: a couture-scale challenge that crosses historical and modern corsetry, designed for makers who want to make something genuinely exceptional.

Bollego

Armor