custom corsets

As a leading corsets manufacturer, distinguishes itself as the premier choice for discerning businesses seeking unparalleled flexibility, control, and comfort in their products. Our commitment to excellence shines through our meticulous material development process, ensuring superior quality and satisfaction.

We pride ourselves on being more than just a manufacturer; we are partners in your success. Whether you're launching a new business or expanding your brand, we're dedicated to helping you realize your vision. By collaborating closely with clients and companies, we harness their ideas and aspirations to craft authentic and enhanced product lines. Together, we propel brands forward, transforming dreams into tangible success stories. Trust Vacodo to elevate your brand to new heights.

Sturdy and supportive, steel boning provides excellent structure and shaping, ensuring durability and long-lasting wear.

Flexible and resilient, spiral steel boning offers comfort and contouring, allowing for ease of movement while maintaining shape.

Lightweight and cost-effective, plastic boning is suitable for corsets where flexibility is prioritized over rigid support.

Delicate lace trimmings and overlays can embellish corsets, adding a romantic and feminine touch.

These decorative elements can be intricately hand-sewn onto corsets to create dazzling effects, perfect for special occasions and evening wear.

Ribbons and bows can be used for decorative purposes, enhancing the aesthetic appeal of the corset and adding a playful touch.

Known for its luxurious sheen and smooth texture, satin adds elegance to corsets and is favored for formal occasions.

This richly decorative fabric features intricate patterns, making it ideal for creating ornate and visually striking corsets.

Offering breathability and versatility, cotton is a popular choice for everyday wear corsets, providing comfort and ease of movement.

For a modern twist, mesh fabric can be used to create corsets with a contemporary and edgy aesthetic, perfect for fashion-forward clientele.

A traditional closure option, busks provide a secure and adjustable fastening at the front of the corset, allowing for easy wearing and removal.

Corsets can also feature back lacing with strong, durable laces, enabling customizable tightness and fit for the wearer.

Covering the bust area, extending from the hips to above the bustline.

Fitting underneath the bustline, focusing on waist cinching and shaping.

Shorter corsets emphasizing waist reduction and shaping.

Providing a dramatic hourglass figure with targeted compression.

Designed for brides, often featuring lace overlays and satin accents.

Incorporating various styles like steampunk, gothic, and burlesque.

Customized to address specific medical needs such as scoliosis or post-surgery recovery.

Offering support for the abdomen and lower back during pregnancy.

Combining the functionality of a corset with the style of a dress for versatile wear.

Designed to accentuate the hourglass figure, remain popular for Renaissance and fantasy cosplay, offering handmade, high-quality options with modern adaptations for individual preferences and different body types.

Combine Victorian aesthetics with industrial elements, creating unique garments inspired by 19th-century science fiction.

Vacodo excels in crafting custom corsets, offering bespoke designs that surpass expectations. Our commitment to craftsmanship ensures each garment fits flawlessly and reflects your unique brand identity.

Tell us your ideas or send product pictures, URLs, design drawings, etc. We’ll confirm with you lingerie styles, colors, sizes, fabrics, accessories, and so forth in detail.

Make the sample and send it to you. You can evaluate the lingerie quality and overall effect. Tell us your suggestions. Then, we modify it.

Place an order once you approve the sample. Then, we go to mass production and production follow-up.

Conduct AQL sampling or one-by-one inspection before your items are shipped to your place as negotiated.

Begin by creating a design concept and translating it into a pattern. This involves taking measurements, drafting the pattern pieces, and ensuring proper fit and proportion.

Choose high-quality materials such as fabrics, boning, and closures. Cut the pattern pieces from the selected materials, ensuring accuracy and efficiency in the cutting process.

Sew the corset panels together using specialized sewing machines and techniques. Pay close attention to stitching accuracy, reinforcement of stress points, and overall construction quality.

Insert boning channels into the corset panels to provide structure, support, and shaping. Ensure that the boning is properly positioned and secured within the channels.

Install closures such as busks, lacing grommets, or hooks and eyes to allow the corset to be fastened securely. Double-check the alignment and functionality of closures for proper fit and comfort.

Add any embellishments, trims, or decorative elements to enhance the aesthetics of the corset. Trim excess threads, press seams, and perform any necessary final adjustments for a polished appearance.

Conduct a thorough inspection of the finished corset to ensure that it meets quality standards and specifications. Check for any defects, irregularities, or issues that may affect the overall quality or performance of the garment.

Package the corsets securely for protection during transit. Label and organize shipments according to customer orders and destination, ensuring timely delivery and customer satisfaction.

Evaluate the overall appearance of the corset, checking for any visible defects, irregularities, or discrepancies from the client's specifications.

Confirm that the corset dimensions align with the client's measurements and design requirements, ensuring an accurate fit.

Thoroughly examine the stitching and seams for consistency, strength, and precision, paying close attention to areas of stress such as the waistline and boning channels.

Check the integrity and placement of boning, ensuring it provides proper support and shaping without poking through the fabric or causing discomfort.

Assess the quality of the fabric, looking for flaws, tears, or inconsistencies in texture or color that may affect the overall appearance and durability of the corset.

Test the functionality and durability of closures such as busks or lacing, ensuring they secure the corset properly and withstand repeated use without damage or deformation.

Have a model or client try on the corset to assess fit, comfort, and range of movement, making any necessary adjustments to ensure optimal wearability.

Conduct a final comprehensive inspection to verify that all quality standards have been met and that the corset meets the client's expectations in terms of design, construction, and finish.