The question of which lace colour to choose comes up in almost every first commission conversation. It is not a question with a single correct answer, but there are a few practical observations that help narrow the options, particularly for clients who have not worn bespoke lingerie before. Read more →
When clients ask why Dew Geyser uses lace from two different sources, the honest answer is that no single supplier makes everything well. Calais lace and Kyoto lace are produced by different methods, have different hands, and behave differently against the skin. Understanding the distinction helps when choosing the fabric for a commission.
Taking your own measurements for a bespoke bra is not difficult, but it is easy to get wrong in ways that affect the fit of the finished piece. This is a walkthrough of the eight measurements Dew Geyser uses, with notes on where most people go wrong and how to avoid it.
Lace lingerie has a reputation for being fragile. Some of that reputation is earned, but most of it comes from lace being washed incorrectly. The fabrics used in Dew Geyser commissions, both the Calais and Kyoto lace options, will last for years with straightforward care.
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