Size and Color
Frequently Asked Questions About Sizing & Color
What kind of alterations are normally done to make a dress fit?
1. Side seams and back seams: The side seams and back seam in the torso can be taken in or let out to make a dress fit . Dresses are usually made to allow 2 inches side seam allowance and the back seam often can be let out slightly to size up further.
2. Shoulders: It is also common for shoulder seam to be taken in to bring up a gown.
3. Hem: The length of a dress can be shortened only and is affected by the height of the shoes you wear. Some gowns can only be shortened from the waist. Other gowns can only be shortened by taking up the hemline.
4. Bustle: The bustle is a way to hook the train up in the back so that the dress can be worn comfortably after the ceremony. Bustling a dress is part of the alteration for any gown that has a train.
What if I would like the dress shorter or do other changes to the dress, Do you consider the order to be Custom-order?
How do you measure length for mini, knee-length, ankle-length and tea-length skirts if you only give a hollow to floor measurement to fill the custom-size order?
Can you customize the size of my dress?
Some tips for taking measurements: Asking someone else to measure you is better than you measure yourself. Take measurements while wearing undergarments similar to which you'll wear with the dress. Provide a bust measurement from the fullest part of your chest, not your bra size. Give your measurements in inches, not in centimeters. Measure hollow to floor while wearing shoes of the same height as that you’ll wear on your wedding or event.
Can I order in the Standard size same as the size I am using in my country?
May I know what "hollow to floor" means?
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