Back Lacing Half Boned Stays - Samson Historical

These stays are based on original examples throughout the 1700s. This style is considered half-boned vs fully boned. The half-boned stays have strategically placed stiff boning to give the wearer the proper shape. These are available in heavy white cotton, with a heavy cotton binding. The straps are securely sewn to th

These stays are based on original examples throughout the 1700s. This style is considered half-boned vs fully boned. The half-boned stays have strategically placed stiff boning to give the wearer the proper shape. These are available in heavy white cotton, with a heavy cotton binding. The straps are securely sewn to the inside of the stays, not the binding, so they can be easily removed without damaging the structure of the garment.

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Back Lacing Half Boned Stays - Samson Historical

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