Swiss Waist

An example of swiss waist belts used in women's steampunk fashion. This girl is wearing her swiss waist belt with a blouse, skirt, hat and goggles. An example of swiss waist belts used in women's steampunk fashion. This woman is wearing her swiss waist belt with a blouse, skirt, top hat and goggles.

Swiss Waist (aka Swiss Belts) - These were worn over the clothing during the Victorian era and are often incorrectly identified as corsets. The Swiss Waist is similar to waist cinchers in that they're shorter than corsets and have boning, but they don't have visible boning channels and they don't fasten with a busk in front. Instead they either have no front opening, or a lace up front. The back fastens with lacing or buttons. They usually come to a point in the front below the bust and/or a point down at the hips, creating a triangle or diamond-like shape. These are less popular in Steampunk fashion, but you can still spot one every now and then, worn like a wide belt over a dress or a blouse and skirt.

Shop Steampunk swiss waist belts:

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Black Faux Leather Lace Up Waist Belt
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Coffee Lace Up Corset Style Cinch Belt
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Black Elastic Wide Band Elastic Waist Belt
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Blue Elastic Wide Band Corset Belt
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Red Elastic Wide Band Corset Belt
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White Elastic Wide Band
Corset Belt
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Shop plus size Steampunk swiss waist belts:

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Women's Plus Size Adjustable
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