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Fashion Apparel Size Chart :

Women's Standard Size Chart

Special:Free size,usually means size M,but it may fit for many people because it's liberal design.

How to measure?

Size Chart

Men's Standard Size Chart

Wedding & Event Dresses Size Chart :

It is highly recommend that you get a qualified seamstress to measure your dress size as possible as you can. You'd better get someone else to measure for you because of the inaccuracy of self-measuring. Measuring method with undergarments is similar to those you will wear with your dress. According to the different dress style,approx.8cm-13cm (3.15inch-5.12inch) additional length will be reserved for making a good fit dress for you. please keep in mind do not measure over other clothing.

How to Measure :

for Wedding & Event Dresses

A Bust

Not your bra size! Take the tape around your back and bring it across the fullest part of your bust. Your arms should be relaxed, down at your sides. You must wear a bra when taking this measurement.A Bust Size

D Shoulder Width

Measure the widest part from left to right.

E Hollow to Hem(for the short dress)

Measure from the center of the collarbone (Hollow) to the dress hem. Note:The length is not measured starting from the garment neckline.

F Hollow to Floor(for floor length dress)

Measure from the center of the collarbone (Hollow) to the dress hem.Note:The length is not measured starting from the garment neckline.

B Waist

This is the smallest part of your waist. Typically it`s an inch or so above your belly button. Also known as the natural waistline.

C Hips

This is the widest part of your hips, across the hipbone. Measurement is taken approximately 7 inches below the natural waistline. Needless for full gowns.

Flower Girl Dresses Size

Dress Size Chart

Plus Size Dress Size Chart

1. How to Preserve my Bridal Dress?

General attention
Dresses should be stored in a room where the temperature and humidity levels are constant, such as a guest room or spare closet. Never store your dress in the attic or basement where there are extreme changes in temperature and/or humidity. It is best to keep it in a dark (unexposed to sunlight), dry place, folded or rolled in a clean white sheet. Hanging your dress on a hanger is not recommended as it can cause stress to the fabric and create distortion. Do not store your dress in plastic such as a garment bag. Plastic can emit gases that will tend to yellow the fabric. If you decide to remove your dress from the one place to another place, we suggest that cotton gloves should always be worn when handling dresses.

Yellowing
It’s important to note that one of the leading causes of bridal dress yellowing is the plastic bags that many brides keep their dresses in. Most plastics give off damaging fumes that actually promote yellowing. But, even with proper care, some fabrics will yellow more than others and it may be impossible to prevent all yellowing.
Generally, silk fabric yellows more than synthetic fabrics, such as polyester, rayon and acetate. However, nylon, which is a synthetic, has a tendency to yellow more than other synthetic fabrics. Dresses that can be wet cleaned have an advantage, in that if they do yellow, they may be able to be whitened for future use with a fabric whitener.
Preserving your dress in an acid-free environment is your best protection against yellowing. Padding your dress with acid-free tissue will help to prevent acid migration. Buffered tissue should be used for dresses made of synthetic fabrics such as polyester, rayon, and acetate. The buffering agents in the buffered tissue gives added protection against acid migration. But buffering agents may damage dresses made of animal proteins such as silk or wool, therefore un-buffered, acid-free tissue is recommended for silk fabrics

Permanent creasing
Flat storage is recommended for textiles and garments when possible. However, because of the size and dimensions of wedding dresses, it is impractical. Some compromise must be made, either by folding or hanging the dress. To help prevent permanent creasing,.(Cotton gloves should always be worn when handling preserved dresses.) Bagged dresses that are hung in a closet are better.

Mildew and mold
Keeping your dress in a breathe able environment will protect it best from mildew and mold growth. When fabrics can breathe, the humidity level remains constant around the garment as excess moisture dissipates into the air. But, if moisture can condense inside a box or any container, then the dress is at risk for mildew and mold growth.

Oxidation spots
An oxidation spot can occur when a substance that was not properly cleaned on the dress oxidizes and turns brown. This can happen even if your dress has been cleaned as dry-cleaning solvents do not remove all substances. Spills from clear soda or wine may go unnoticed at the time of the initial cleaning. Unless these spills are pretreated, it is likely they will oxidize over time. Inspecting preserved dresses periodically ensures the dress remains in the best condition. The sooner an oxidized stain is caught, the more likely it will be able to be removed.

Light and dust
Keeping your dress covered will protect it from the damage caused by light and dust.

2. How do I place my order in this website?

You can view the catalog in our website. If you find anything you want to buy just take it to shopping cart and then go check out.

3. Can I see a swatch of the color I’m interested in before I order?

Sorry, for the expensive shipping cost we do not have swatches available to send out to customers.

4. How long should I order my wedding dress before wedding?

Please place your order as far as in advance of your wedding date as possible, normally can't be less than 1 month. It also affords you a comfortable time frame to accommodate any alteration if necessary.

5. Are you an online bridal store only?

Yes, all our business is done online and we do not operate any retail bridal store.

6. Is this dress available and when will I receive it?

Inventory moves very quickly especially during prom season so we are not able to accurately check stock on a particular dress. We are not able to confirm ship dates until the order is placed for a dress. The website is updated with as much information as we have available including if a dress won't be shipping out until a later date.

7. Is the information I send over the Internet safe?

All the information you send over our website is strictly confidential and is protected by our SSL certified web site through the industries most powerful encryption VeriSign. Any other information given such as email is strictly confidential and will not be used or given to any 3rd party. Please see our Privacy Policy for more information.

8. How will my item (s) be shipped?

All shipping information is outlined in our shipping page.

9. How do I use the search option of your site?

You can search by color, by designer, by occasion, by dress type, by price, or by style number. You can search all those categories at once and even sort by price and popularity once you've filtered your dresses.

10. What if my dress is not available?

If your dress is not in stock and for some reason we cannot order it , we will notify you and give you other options to choose from or you can cancel your order. You can provide other of your favorite dress style pictures, after confirmation, we will reply you asap.

11. What if I want a dress in a color that is not listed?

The colors that we list on the product detail page are the only colors in which that style dress is produced in. We also show all the pictures we have available so if the picture is not shown we cannot show you that dress in that color

12. Can I see the dress in other colors?

Unfortunately we are only allowed to send or post pictures provided to us by the manufacturers of the dresses we sell. Not all colors of the dresses are pictured by the manufacturers and therefore all the pictures you see are the only ones we have available. Only thing you can try to do is find another dress by that same company called the same color and it will be the same depending on the fabric.

13. Do you rent dresses?

Sorry we do not rent dresses.

14. Why is my order still processing?

Orders take 24-72 business hours to respond back with a ship date.

15. How do I upgrade my shipping?

Simply respond to your confirmation email with the method you would like to change it to.

16. Can I get a dress with extra length?

Please email or call us with style number and we can find further information for you. Some designers can make extra length.

17. Why can I no longer find the dress that I found before?

Once an item has no more available stock and the manufacturer is no longer making it, it is removed from our webpage as available and will no longer show up in searches.