Advanced Corsetry

Advance Corsetry

This course is a specialized course that takes an in-depth look at the construction and design techniques for pattern drafting, boning, and construction methods for corsetry that aims to expand the student's knowledge in basic pattern making and sewing.

Throughout the course, students will learn advanced techniques for pattern drafting, boning, and construction methods for corsetry. Students will also explore various fabrics and materials used for corsetry and learn how to select appropriate materials for different corsetry projects. In addition to technical skills, the course will briefly survey the history of corsetry and its evolution over time in shaping the body.

This course runs for 1 semester, or approximately 4 to 5 months.

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SCHEDULE:

FACE TO FACE

Tuesday | 8:00 AM - 11:00 AM | February 24, 2026 - June 23, 2026 

NOTE: Class schedules may change without prior notice. Our Admissions Office will be in touch with enrolled students for any updates or changes to this class schedule.

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COURSE OUTLINE:

Week 1: Course Introduction (Brief history of Corsetry)

Week 2: Measurement taking for course mastery pattern making 

Week 3: Front & Back Sloper (pattern 1 in muslin) 

Week 4: 10 Bone Classic 

Week 5: 15 Bone Victorian (Pattern 2 construction) 

Week 6: Necklines Front Sloper

Week 7: Necklines for Back Sloper Basic and Low Back 

Week 8: Corsets with yoke front and back sloper 

Week 9: Embellishments for Corsetry 

Week 10: Midterm

Week 11: Proof reading the pattern | Design Layout | Materials assessment and costing

Week 12: Plot sloper front and back on fabric | Cut on grain line (Pattern 3 : Start of finals project) 

Week 13: Design for Finals 

Week 14-18: Finals

Time to work on the patterns and finals project will be spread out within the 18 sessions

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MATERIALS NEEDED: 

TBA

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OUTCOME:

Throughout the course, students will learn advanced techniques for pattern drafting, boning, and construction methods for corsetry. Students will also explore various fabrics and materials used for corsetry and learn how to select appropriate materials for different corsetry projects. In addition to technical skills, the course will briefly survey the history of corsetry and its evolution over time in shaping the body.

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PAYMENT TERMS: 

Payment for Credit/ Debit Card, GrabPay, Gcash, Paymaya, and Buy No Pay Later via BillEase and Atome Installment Plan is now available through PayMongo upon CHECK OUT. 

FACE TO FACE 

• Full Payment 
  • Upon Enrollment: PHP 36,374.87
    
    

• 12-Part Installment Plan (via Bukas) Semestral

  If you choose to avail of this installment plan, please contact our Admission Office at admissions@sofa.edu.ph.

Disclaimer: Foreign students (non-PH passport holders) and applicants under 18 years old must coordinate with the Admissions Team before proceeding with enrollment. Please get in touch with us at admissions@sofa.edu.ph | 0917 621 0653 to receive the full guidelines and requirements.