Yes. Male and AMAB corsetry is one of my specialist areas, and many of my clients have a male physique.

Because every body and every requirement is different, male corsetry is generally approached as a bespoke service.

Ready to commission your own corset? See my full guide to bespoke male corsetry, including the fitting process, pricing and how to get started

AMAB stands for “Assigned Male at Birth” and there are many reasons why individuals prefer this description. Non Binary folk, Trans Women and any other people who prefer this term, are more than welcome at JB Corsets.

We make corsetry for all genders and every body.

Off-the-rack corsets are generally made around a standardised size and shape for the female anatomy. Male and AMAB bodies have proportions that don't correspond particularly well to a standard female corset pattern.

A bespoke male corset allows me to work with your individual measurements, proportions, anatomy and desired silhouette.

The pattern is therefore drafted in a different way which is specific to the male skeleton and will also incorporate any figure anomalies you may have.

Male Corsets are therefore drafted with the following considerations:

• Bigger and higher rib cage

• A different waist-to-hip ratio from a standard female corset pattern

• A much greater waist reduction is possible at the start for male corsetry

• Specific requirements for comfort, support or style including feminising the silhouette or simply holding everything together.

• Specific fetish or personal-expression requirements

• A particular garment or outfit that the corset needs to work with

I do not and cannot attempt to medically correct anybody's anatomy. Instead, bespoke corsetry allows me to work with your individual shape and, where appropriate, disguise or accommodate particular features so that the finished corset looks and feels right for you.

My male and AMAB clients come to me for many different reasons, and all of them are equally valid.

Male corsetry can be used for:

• Waist training and tight-lacing

• Figure control and waist reduction

• Creating a more traditionally feminine or hourglass silhouette

• Cross-dressing

• Fetish and alternative fashion

• Performance and costume or Drag

• Fashion and couture

• Personal expression

• The physical experience and sensation of wearing a corset

• Creating a particular silhouette beneath clothing

• Neurodivergence and sensory experience

Some clients want a discreet corset that can be worn underneath everyday clothes. Others want something flamboyant, luxurious or deliberately visible.

Some want a plain, functional underbust corset. Others want silk, suspenders, embellishment, buckles or other specialist details.

The reasons men wear corsets are as many and as varied as men themselves. My job is to make it work for you.

Yes.

A corset is all about the waist. We make many feminising corsets. Fabrics and embellishments can be as discreet or as flamboyant as you want.

A corset doesn't simply reduce a measurement around the waist. The way the reduction is distributed through the ribs, waist and hips has a huge effect on both the appearance and the experience of wearing it.

Male and female bodies are physically different in many ways, not only are skeletally but also in the way soft tissue moves around. This is why simply taking a corset designed around a female figure and making it larger, or wearing it upside down which is a common ’hack’, doesn't work.

The pattern needs to be engineered around the male anatomy which is why bespoke corsetry is particularly important for male and AMAB clients. Your corset can be designed around the proportions you actually have and the silhouette you want to create.

If you are interested in waist training, the engineering becomes even more important as the desired waist reduction increases. I have worked with experienced male tight-lacers and specialise in corsetry for clients who already understand the discipline involved in tight-lacing.

If you are new to waist training, please read my information about tight-lacing and waist training before commissioning a specialist tight-lacing corset.

The image on this page to the right is of a young man, average height of around 5’11”, holding to his torso a corset made for a young female of average height.

You can see immediately that the corset is not tall enough. This is because ‘generally’ men have a longer torso than women. Other differences include:

• Longer waist - more space between rib and hip

• No female ‘equipment’ in the pelvic area meaning less to smooth and flatten

• Higher bust/chest

• Longer hip

• Men are generally also stronger than women (generally not always!) which necessitates a stronger heavier construction

• Men have wider and higher ribcages

• Men have narrower hips and pelvis.

There are common hacks for female to male corsetry but these generally work only with off the rack underbust corsets which for example, can be worn ‘upside down’. The wider female hip can now hold the wider male ribcage, while the narrower female ribcage can now accommodate the narrower male hip.

Male/AMAB corsets require at least one fitting although more complex commissions can require additional fittings.

If your design or anatomy requires additional work, this will be discussed during the process.

See our main page on the commission process for a bespoke Male Corset for more details.

Yes absolutely! I have worked with male/AMAB clients all over the world. All you need is a camera and a tape measure.

For more details on how that process works, please see our dedicated page on Commissioning a Male Corset

Please check our dedicated page on Male Corsetry which will explain the process of how to commission your bespoke corset in detail.

Alternatively, you can reach us anytime via our contact page or email. We aim to respond quickly—usually within three business days - please check your spam regulary as we often end up there.

For bespoke male/AMAB corsetry pricing starts at £695.00 and this includes your bespoke pattering, mock-up, fitting, final production and all materials required to make a strong and durable corset.

There is much more detail on the process over at our page dedicated to commissioning a male corset.

We offer flexible pricing based on project type and complexity. After an initial conversation, we’ll provide a transparent quote with no hidden costs. The standard payment system is two payments. 50% at the start and 50% upon fitting. More complex commissions can be broken down into four payments.

Collaborative, discreet, non-judgemental, and straightforward. I’m here to guide the process, bring ideas to the table, and ultimately to stitch your dreams into reality.

Visit our dedicated male corsetry page for detailed information, or read this blog post which contains a lovely testimonial from a flamboyant male client.

Yes, many of my older male clients are committed cross-dressers.

While I do not make full drag costumes, I do make corsets for drag costumes, as plan or as flamboyant as needed.