The Geet Corset – Black and Maroon Corset Top, Gold Detail | JOD

The Geet Corset is a structured strapless top named after Geet from Jab We Met, and it carries the same unhurried confidence. Gold hand-done detailing is worked across the fabric, which comes in black and in maroon, so the shape stays simple while the surface does the talking. It is made for women who want festive or party dressing that still comes out of a small handcraft workshop rather than a factory line.

Key Features

• Silhouette: fitted strapless corset that holds its shape without a separate top underneath
• Surface: gold hand-done detailing applied piece by piece, so placement shifts slightly between corsets
• Colourways: black for evening contrast, maroon for a warmer festive tone
• Made from reclaimed textiles as part of JOD's upcycled, slow fashion practice

Materials

• Cotton, cut from reclaimed and rescued fabric
• Gold detailing done by hand

Product Details

• Sizes: S, M, L, XL, 2XL
• Colours: Black, Maroon
• Type: strapless corset top, occasion and party wear

Care Instructions

• Gentle hand wash separately in cold water
• Do not wring or soak; dry flat away from direct sun to protect the gold work
• Iron on the reverse, avoiding the detailing

Good to Know

• Because the base fabric is reclaimed and the detailing is done by hand, small variations in tone and placement are normal and are not defects.
• Stock is limited by the fabric available, so a colour may not return in the same shade.

FAQs

Does it need anything worn underneath?

No. It is built as a structured strapless top and is designed to be worn on its own, though many people layer it under an open shirt or jacket for daytime.

How should I choose a size?

It runs S to 2XL in a fitted cut. Because a corset sits close to the body, go by your bust measurement rather than your usual top size, and size up if you are between two.

Will the gold detailing survive washing?

Hand washing in cold water and drying flat keeps it intact. Machine washing, hot water and wringing are what damage hand-applied work.

How do the black and maroon differ?

Only in ground colour and the way the gold reads against it. Black gives a sharper, higher-contrast look; maroon is softer and sits more easily with festive Indian wear.

Country of Origin: India Sold by: Crafted by JOD Fulfilled by: EarthBased