Corset Size Guide

Fit Issues? Let us help

My bra straps keep slipping down

The first fix for this is to tighten the straps using the metal adjusters. But if your straps keep slipping, we recommend going down a band size.

My bra straps are digging in

Your bra straps should never dig in. To ensure your straps aren’t too tight you should be able to lift them 1 inch (about 2 fingers) away your shoulders. Loosen your straps using the adjusters. If they are still digging in, we recommend going down a band size. If they’re still too tight, you may need to go up one cup size.

My band is sitting too low.

Adjust your straps to make sure they are tight enough. If your band is still too low, try wearing your bra on the first row of hooks. If the problem us still there, you need a smaller band size.

My band is riding up

Your band should sit in a straight line across your back. If your band is riding up, your straps or your band might be too tight. Try loosening your straps, if this is still happening, you may need a bigger band size or a bigger cup size.

My bra is pushing my boobs together

All you need to do is go up a cup size

My bra is giving me under boob

You may need to adjust your band to a tighter hook or try going down a band size. If the problem is still there you might need to go up a cup size.

I Have Side Boob.

Try loosening your straps. If this does not work you need to go up a cup size.

My corset is painful

While it’s normal for them to feel tight, corsets should never hurt or feel uncomfortable. Make sure your corset is evenly tightened and properly laced, we suggest a recommend a 2 - 4 " lacing gap. If your corset is still painful you may need to go up a size, or try one of our lower coverage styles.