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long sleeve dress dark green Fabulous Lace Mermaid Dark Green Long Sleeve Off-shoulder Long Prom Dress, MP197

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long sleeve dress dark green Fabulous Lace Mermaid Dark Green Long Sleeve Off-shoulder Long Prom Dress, MP197Thanks for visiting our store! The dress could be custom made, and there are no extra costs to do custom size or color. If you have any questions, please freely email us at: musebridals@gmail. com. Description: 1. Style: Ball gown, Column, Mermaid or A line style. 2. Material: Satin, Silk, Taffeta, Organza, Chiffon, Lace, Tulle, Double DFY fabric, etc. 3. Length: Floor Length, Knee length, Tea Length. 4. Embellishment: Sequins, Pleats, Split, Beading,

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The dress could be custom made, and there are no extra costs to do custom size or color. If you have any questions, please freely email us at: [email protected].

 - Description:

1. Style: Ball gown, Column, Mermaid or A-line style.
2. Material: Satin, Silk, Taffeta, Organza, Chiffon, Lace, Tulle, Double DFY fabric, etc.
3. Length: Floor Length, Knee length, Tea Length.
4. Embellishment: Sequins, Pleats, Split, Beading, Embroidery, Appliques, Flowers, Ruffles, etc.
5. Color: Picture color or Custom color.
6. Closure: Zipper back, Lace up back, Backless, Button, etc.

 - Size:

Standard size or Custom size, for custom size, please refer to the below measurement guide and send us the following measurements(In inches or cm):

1. Bust = _____inches/cm
2. Waist = _____inches/cm
3. Hips = _____inches/cm
4. Shoulder to Shoulder from back = _____inches/cm
5. Full height from top head to floor no shoes= _____inches/cm
6. Collarbone to floor= _____inches/cm
7. The height of shoes= _____inches/cm

For long sleeve dresses, we also need:
8. Arm length= _____inches/cm 
9. Armhole= _____inches/cm 
10. Armpit= _____inches/cm 
11. Wrist= _____inches/cm

 

 - Processing Time (Including shipping):

Normal: within 25 days.
Rush order: within 15 days, but there is a extra charge of US$30 for quick service.
(Shipping time: usually 3 to 7 days by international express)

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1. Shipping Method: by FedEx, TNT, UPS, DHL or some special airlines.
2. Packaging: plastic bags or delicate box package, each dress will be packed tightly with water proof bag to save your shipping cost.
3. Payment Method: we accept Credit Card and PayPal payment, easy and safe.
4. Return policy: please refer to our return policy.

- Our Advantage: 

We have been supplying dresses for some famous brands for a long time, we also make dresses for designers from European and USA, here we have advanced sewing tech, modern factory and experienced tailor team. Our strong team could make sure each dress will be your dream dress.

- Feedback:

Much appreciated if you can leave us a 5 STAR positive feedback if you are satisfied with our items and services. If there are any problems with the dress you received, please contact us within 2 days and we will try our best to help.

Thank you and happy shopping here!

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