A good underbust corset floral style has three things: a print or weave that holds its detail, steel boning that lasts, and a lead time that fits your selling season. Start with the Aurora watercolor print if you need floral stock fast. Choose the Starla monochrome floral for gothic and alternative shelves, and the Setsuko brocade for a premium look. Pick a floral corset and bloomer set if your sales happen on social media, and a custom-fabric order if you want a print nobody else near you carries.
Shoppers who search for a floral underbust corset want to compare prints, colors, fabrics and prices, and then picture how to wear it. As a retailer you need the same answers plus unit cost, minimum order and lead time. Guessing wrong means a rack of florals that arrive after the season or sit unsold.
We are Corset Wholesale Ltd, a factory-direct corset manufacturer in Gurgaon, India, making corsets since 2005 and selling only to approved wholesale buyers. The five styles below use our own products as examples, with wholesale prices, so you can check each one on its product page after you log in.
1. Aurora watercolor digital print underbust
What it is
The Aurora Watercolor Digital Printed Underbust Corset is an underbust with a digitally printed watercolor design. Digital printing reproduces soft color blends that a woven or screen-printed fabric cannot, so it suits a floral underbust corset meant to look painted. Check the exact motif on the product page before you order.
- SKU: MY-638
- Wholesale price: $26.00 per piece
- Availability: in stock, 10 to 14 working days
Who it suits and how to style it
This style suits retailers who need floral stock now. It is the only style on this list that the page shows as in stock, so it makes a low-risk first buy to test demand for florals.
Styling is simple. An underbust stops below the bust, so customers wear their usual bra or a bralette with it. That answers one of the questions shoppers ask most. Show it over a plain white blouse, a fitted tee or a slip dress to define the waist. If customers ask how it differs from a bustier, tell them a bustier covers the bust and works as a top, while an underbust is a waist piece.
A watercolor print gives you a floral that photographs softly and comes from stock.
2. Starla abstract monochrome floral corset
What it is
The Starla Abstract Monochrome Floral Corset carries an abstract floral print in a single color family rather than a realistic bouquet. The floral stays subtle, so it reads as a pattern first and a flower second. The listing calls it a corset, so check the length on the product page if you need a strict underbust cut.
- SKU: BC-2694
- Wholesale price: $26.00 per piece
- Availability: pre-order, 20 to 24 working days
Who it suits and how to style it
This one suits gothic, alternative and burlesque boutiques whose customers rarely buy pastels. Because the print is one color family, it is easy to sell as an add-on to almost any wardrobe.
Customers can wear it over a black dress, with a pleated skirt and boots, or over a plain shirt for daytime. Plan around the lead time. Twenty to 24 working days is roughly four to five weeks, so order at least that long before you want it on the shelf.
A monochrome floral gives alternative stores a print their customers will actually wear.
3. Setsuko brocade underbust corset
What it is
The Setsuko Brocade Underbust Corset uses brocade, a woven fabric where the pattern is part of the cloth instead of printed on it. Brocade has body, so the corset holds its line, and the pattern will not rub off the way a surface print can. Floral motifs are a classic brocade pattern, so confirm the design on the product page.
- SKU: BC-2670
- Wholesale price: $26.00 per piece
- Availability: pre-order, 20 to 24 working days
Who it suits and how to style it
This style suits boutiques that serve renaissance fair, steampunk, vintage and costume customers, and anyone who wants a richer look than a printed fabric gives.
Customers can wear it over a chemise and long skirt for a fair outfit, or over a high-collared shirt and bustle skirt for steampunk. Over a plain fitted dress it also works as an everyday piece, which is the answer to the common question of what to wear a corset with under or over a dress.
Brocade puts the floral in the weave, so the pattern outlasts the garment.
4. Floral corset and bloomer sets
What it is
Corset & Bloomer Sets pair a steel boned corset with coordinating high-waisted bloomers, in prints from gothic roses to vintage florals. They are our signature product for retailers who want a social-media-friendly set. Confirm the corset cut on the product page if you specifically need an underbust.
- Contents: steel boned corset with coordinating high-waisted bloomers
- Minimum order: $400 USD
- Private labelling: included at no extra cost
- Set price: see the product page
Who it suits and how to style it
Sets suit retailers who sell through photos, such as online stores, pop-ups and festival or cosplay vendors. One matched outfit gives a customer a complete look and gives you a single picture to post.
Show the full set for photos. Then show the corset alone over a dress or with a skirt, and the bloomers under a skirt, so one purchase has three ways to wear it. Free private labelling means you can put your own brand on the set from the first order.
A matched set turns one floral print into a complete outfit your customer can post.
5. Custom floral underbust in your own fabric
What it is
Our Custom Design program lets you choose the fabric, style and size, so you can build a floral underbust corset that matches your customers. You pick from 231 fabrics, including prints, satin, brocade, mesh, dupion, lace, velvet, patent leather and taffeta.
- Sampling fee: none
- Minimum: 20 pieces per fabric
- Production: 7 to 10 working days
- Volume discount: 2% from $400, up to 10% above $1,000
- Private label and OEM: available
Who it suits and how to style it
This option suits retailers who want a print their local competitors do not carry. Our PRIVATE RESERVE program allocates individual corset styles to only one wholesale retailer per protected market, across 113+ markets in North America, Europe, Australia and the Middle East. It requires at least USD 1,500 in wholesale purchases per calendar month.
Exclusive rights to a floral style protect your margin better than any discount.
For the fabric, choose satin for a soft sheen, brocade for structure, or lace and mesh for a sheer floral look. Here is how all five options line up:
| Style |
Fabric |
Unit price |
Lead time |
| Aurora watercolor |
Digital print |
$26.00 |
In stock, 10 to 14 working days |
| Starla monochrome |
Abstract floral print |
$26.00 |
Pre-order, 20 to 24 working days |
| Setsuko brocade |
Brocade |
$26.00 |
Pre-order, 20 to 24 working days |
| Corset & Bloomer Sets |
Gothic to vintage florals |
Product page |
Product page |
| Custom floral |
231 fabrics |
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7 to 10 working days production |
Mix styles to reach the $400 minimum. For example, 6 Aurora, 5 Starla and 5 Setsuko is 16 pieces at $26, or $416. A 15-piece order would come to $390 and fall just short.
Which floral style to order first
Start with what fits your timeline. If you need floral stock now, order the in-stock Aurora watercolor print. If your customers lean gothic or vintage, add Starla and Setsuko early, since both are pre-order and take roughly four to five weeks. Use sets to give your social feed a complete look, and go custom when you want a print and a market that only you hold.
Every style here is steel boned, made in our own factory and inspected with a 12-point check before packing, so quality stays steady as you scale. If you run a boutique or online store and want to see prices and place a first order, apply for a wholesale account at Corset Wholesale Ltd.