In-stock items ship within 10 days of purchase. Pre-orders vary, and shipping dates will be noted on the product page.

Made to Order production time is 4 – 8 weeks for corsets. If you’ve also purchased a Mock Up fitting, an additional 2 weeks of production time is needed after you provide your measurements.  

Bespoke production time varies depending on project detail and sourcing and can take from 8 weeks to 6 months. 

Once shipped, how long your order takes to arrive is sadly out of our control. Orders ship and can be tracked through USPS.

Once your order has shipped, you’ll receive a tracking code directly from USPS.

Your order will be shipped in a standard USPS cardboard box with air pillow packaging.  

Corsets are wrapped in archival acid-free white tissue paper that you can reuse to store your corset.  For protection against moisture, your corset will also be packaged in a resealable polyethylene sleeve, however this is not suggested as a method of long-term storage.  

Jewelry is shipped on their care cards in polyethylene sleeves and wrapped in bubble wrap and tissue paper.

Yes, we do. Find out more here.

Due to the intimate nature of corsets, returns and refunds are not accepted. TBB is not responsible for any corsets made to incorrect measurements provided by the customer.  

If the corset is not the color, fabric, size, or style you ordered, or if it is received damaged, you must report the problem with pictures within 7 days of receipt to file a claim. Do not send the corset back without written approval. 

Samples and Seconds cannot be returned.

Take a peek at our fit guide page, which covers how to figure out which size is best for you.

Of course you can! Click here for bespoke corsets, and click here for custom corsets.

Got something particular in mind? We’d love to make it for you! Pop on over to the Bespoke corset page to take a peek at the options and process.

Due to the customized nature, pricing varies.

They shouldn’t be! A high quality corset, broken in and worn correctly, should support rather than constrict. Alisha’s knowledge of anatomy and historical corsets also helps her create pieces that are designed to work with your body rather than against it.

The materials used to make the corsets vary. Please check the product description for details specific to each corset. 

Absolutely no latex is used in our corsets.

All of our corsets are handmade in Kentucky, USA.

To put your corset on, start by untying the bow and loosening the laces, then unfasten the front busk or zipper closure. 

Once on, begin at the loops at the waist, pulling tight, then work your way down the outside Xs from top to waist, and repeat from bottom to waist. 

Do not over tighten to prevent any damage to yourself or your corset. Instead, wait at least 30 minutes, then tighten again if necessary.

Breaking your corset in will prolong its life and increase your comfort by softening and molding it to your body.

To do this, wear your corset for a few short periods of time (up to 2 hours.) After 30-60 mins of wearing it, if you feel ready for more constriction, retighten the laces to allow the fabrics to evenly distribute the tension of your body.

Please note that breaking a corset in isn’t a substitute for a good fit. Your corset should already mostly fit — breaking it in just helps it feel like a part of you and helps you get used to the feel of it.

Taking your corset off is similar to putting it on — start by untying the bow and loosening the laces, then unfasten the busk closure.

Between wearings, let your corset air inside out over a chair, hanger or flat. Never store a sweat-dampened corset, as moisture and bodily bacteria can breed all sorts of terrible things. 

You can store your corset over hangers by the laces or laid flat. 

Never store your corset in such a way that it is bent out of shape.

We recommend gently spot cleaning any spills or visiting a bridal dry cleaner.

Your corset is dry clean only, due to the delicate fabric and construction. We highly recommend using a bridal dry cleaner due to their expertise with these types of garments.

To cut down on the amount of cleaning and care that your corset requires, we recommend wearing a camisole or some sort of liner under your corset. This slows the buildup of skin cells and oils inside the corset, lessening the need to frequently dry clean the garment. 

To freshen your corset between wearings, use a spray bottle filled with half vodka and half distilled water, and spritz a fine mist on the interior of the corset.

All of our pieces are handcrafted in Kentucky, USA.

Materials differ depending on the piece, crafted using lightweight yet strong acrylic and/or resin.

All of our studs are made from titanium, and our hoops are nickel-free.

Your new trinket is handcrafted and should be handled carefully to extend its life.

Clean with a dry or slightly damp microfiber cloth. Store away from bright light in a dry, safe place. And avoid wearing your pieces while applying perfumes, makeup, oils, etc.