The Story
Our 6.5mm Synthetic āWhaleboneā offers the perfect blend of structure and flexibility, making it an ideal choice for a wide range of historical and modern corsetry applications. Designed to replicate the look and performance of 18th- and 19th-century baleen, this boning provides excellent support while remaining light and adaptable.
Manufactured in Germany specifically for corsetry, this high-quality synthetic material outperforms standard plastic boningāclosely mimicking the strength, flexibility, and moldability of traditional whalebone. It can be shaped with a hot iron, allowing you to create smooth, custom curves suited to your garmentās silhouette.
At 6.5mm wide (just over 1/4ā), this boning is slightly wider than typical sizes, offering increased stabilityāgreat for full-bust support, bodice reinforcement, and period stays requiring firm structure without the rigidity of steel.
Ideal for:
⢠18th-century stays (early to late)
⢠19th-century Victorian and Edwardian corsets
⢠Early 20th-century foundation garments
⢠Reenactment, theatrical, and couture pieces
Durable, shapeable, and historically appropriateāthis boning is a favorite among serious costumers and corset makers.

Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
Our 6.5mm Synthetic āWhaleboneā offers the perfect blend of structure and flexibility, making it an ideal choice for a wide range of historical and modern corsetry applications. Designed to replicate the look and performance of 18th- and 19th-century baleen, this boning provides excellent support while remaining light and adaptable.
Manufactured in Germany specifically for corsetry, this high-quality synthetic material outperforms standard plastic boningāclosely mimicking the strength, flexibility, and moldability of traditional whalebone. It can be shaped with a hot iron, allowing you to create smooth, custom curves suited to your garmentās silhouette.
At 6.5mm wide (just over 1/4ā), this boning is slightly wider than typical sizes, offering increased stabilityāgreat for full-bust support, bodice reinforcement, and period stays requiring firm structure without the rigidity of steel.
Ideal for:
⢠18th-century stays (early to late)
⢠19th-century Victorian and Edwardian corsets
⢠Early 20th-century foundation garments
⢠Reenactment, theatrical, and couture pieces
Durable, shapeable, and historically appropriateāthis boning is a favorite among serious costumers and corset makers.























