Shop Leather Corsets by Style
Four cuts, from a full overbust to a short evening bustier. Every one boned, lined and cut to measure.
Choosing Your Leather Corset
A corset is architecture. Done properly it does not restrict you, it holds you — and the entire difference between those two things is fit.
Steel boning through the panels, full lining, and either lacing or a hook front depending on the style. Overbust in structured cowhide for support; corset tops in softer lambskin for everyday wear.
Fit & Sizing
This is the category where measurements matter most. We need bust, underbust, natural waist and torso length. Torso length is the one almost everyone guesses, and it decides whether the corset sits correctly or digs at the hip.
Send your measurements before ordering so we can check them. Because every corset is cut to order, nothing can be altered afterwards.
Leather Corsets Through the New Zealand Seasons
Bustiers and corset tops are summer and party-season pieces, worn November through February. Underbust corsets layer over knitwear and shirts through autumn and winter.
Common Asked Queries
Frequently Asked Questions
How should a leather corset fit?
Snug at the natural waist, comfortable at the ribcage, with no gaping at the bust. You should be able to breathe fully and sit down. A properly fitted corset holds your posture without restricting movement — if it hurts, it does not fit.
What's the difference between an overbust and underbust corset?
An overbust covers and supports the bust and can be worn alone as a top. An underbust sits below the bust and is worn layered over a dress, shirt or knit.
Are leather corsets comfortable?
A well-fitted one is. Comfort comes almost entirely from accurate measurement, because the boning distributes pressure evenly only when the panels sit where they should.
Can leather corsets be made in plus sizes?
Yes, XS to 4XL, and any corset can be cut to your exact measurements at no extra cost. We recommend custom measurements for corsets in every size.