StardustJump
Lingerie cut for your exact body
The atelier behind the work
Made for
Your body
Stardust Jump is a small bespoke lingerie atelier in Yonezawa, Yamagata, where every piece is cut to your own measurements.
A commission starts with twelve measurements and a toile fitted on your body, then moves to fabric chosen for your skin, from Nishijin silk charmeuse to Calais lace.
Every seam is placed where your body asks for it.
Recent writing
Autumn fabrics in the Stardust Jump archive: what is new this season
The fabric archive at Stardust Jump grows twice a year, in spring and in autumn, when we visit the Nishijin district in Kyoto to look at what the season has produced. The autumn 2026 additions arrived in October and are now available for all bespoke commissions.
Read more →Bespoke lingerie as a gift: how the process works
Bespoke lingerie is a considered gift, but it raises an obvious practical question: how do you commission a piece made to someone else's measurements without either asking them directly or guessing? There are two approaches that work well.
Read more →What happens at a bespoke lingerie fitting
Most people who book a bespoke lingerie commission have never had a garment made to measure before. The fitting process can feel unfamiliar, and it helps to know what each stage is actually for before you arrive. This is a plain account of what happens, in order.
Read more →Which type of commission suits you best?
Answer three questions and we will point you toward the right starting point. Whether that is a single piece, a full set, or a bridal commission.
Every Stardust Jump piece is cut and sewn to order in Yonezawa, from the first toile fitted on your body through to the finished garment. The fabric archive is reviewed twice a year, and each commission is built around the measurements, the silk or lace and the details agreed with you in writing.
Common questions
How do I take my measurements if I cannot visit the atelier in person?
We send a printed measurement guide by post along with a fabric sample pack. The guide walks through all twelve measurements with photographs. Many clients have a trusted tailor take the measurements for them, which we recommend for the most accurate result. Remote commissions follow the same process as in-person ones, with an additional fitting stage built in.
What fabrics are available, and can I request something not in the archive?
The current archive holds Nishijin silk charmeuse in twelve colourways, Calais lace in six weights, and stretch tulle in four shades. If you have a specific fabric in mind that is not in the archive, we can discuss sourcing it. Lead times may be longer for sourced fabrics, and a minimum order quantity may apply from the supplier.
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