Sizing a corset is not an exact science since everyone's bodies are different, and everyone wears corsets for different reasons. A general rule of thumb is to take your actual waist size from just above your naval and subtract 3 to 4 inches from it. For example, if your actual waist measurement is 30 you should consider a size 26 corset. If your ribcage (underbust) measurement is smaller, the same as, or only one inch larger than your waist, then you will need a smaller corset. In the case of the 30 inch waist, with ribcage measuring 29 to 31 inches, then one is most likely going to need a size 24. This corset ranges in length according to size, but not much and they sit right above the hip on most people. The center front ranges from 11 - 12 inches, the side length ranges from 9 3/4 - 10 1/2 inches, center back ranges from 12 3/4 - 13 inches and the underbust to hip ranges from 9- 10 inches. Each corset is individually made, so measurements may vary slightly.

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