Full Size Printed Ruffled Mock Neck Tiered Dress | Multicolor / S 100100472291318

How to measure

Measure your body (to choose the best size)

1. Bust: Measure around the fullest part of your bust, keeping the tape parallel to the floor. Breathe normally — the tape should be snug but not tight.
2. High bust: Measure above the bust, under the arms and across the shoulder blades. Useful for high-neck styles to ensure comfort at the mock neck.
3. Waist: Find your natural waist (the narrowest point between ribs and hips) and measure around it without sucking in.
4. Hips: Measure around the fullest part of the hips (usually 7–9 inches / 18–23 cm below the waist). Keep feet together for best accuracy.
5. Shoulder width: Measure from the edge of one shoulder (where the seam would sit) across the back to the edge of the other shoulder.
6. Dress length: Measure from the highest point of shoulder (next to the neck) down to where you want the hem to fall.
7. Sleeve length (if applicable): From the shoulder point down the outside of the arm to the wrist.
8. Tip: Measure in inches and centimeters (1 in = 2.54 cm). Wear the undergarments you plan to wear with the dress for best fit reference.

Measure the garment (if you have it laid flat)

1. Chest (laid flat): Lay the dress flat and smooth. Measure straight across 1" (2.5 cm) below the armhole seam and double that number for the full chest circumference.
2. Waist (laid flat): Measure across the narrowest part of the bodice, then double for full circumference.
3. Hips / Lower skirt (laid flat): Measure across the fullest point of the skirt at its widest tier and double for the full circumference.
4. Front length: From shoulder seam at the neckline (or highest point of shoulder) straight down to the hem.
5. Ruffle tiers: Measure each tier seam-to-seam across to understand fullness and volume.
6. Manufacturing tolerance: Allow for a ±0.5–1 inch (1–2.5 cm) variation due to cut and finish.

Materials (what to expect)

Exact fiber content varies by production batch and colorway—always check the product label or product page for the definitive composition. Common materials and characteristics for this silhouette:

• Main fabric: Lightweight woven (commonly polyester crepe or a rayon/viscose blend). These fabrics give a soft drape and hold printed patterns well.
• Lining: Many tiered dresses have a partial or full skirt lining—typically 100% polyester—so the dress hangs smoothly and prevents sheerness.
• Trim & construction: Ruffles are usually self-fabric; mock neck may be finished with a narrow facing or soft elastic; closures (if any) can be a concealed back zip or a button/keyhole.
• Feel & performance: Expect low-to-no stretch in woven versions, medium fluidity, and varying opacity depending on print and color.

How to confirm: Look for the “Fabric & care” block on the product page or the sewn-in care/fiber label inside the dress for exact percentages.

About the model

Model example (for fit reference): 5'9" (175 cm) wearing a size Small. Approximate model measurements: Bust 34" / 86 cm · Waist 25" / 64 cm · Hips 36" / 91 cm.

Fit notes: This style typically has a fitted or semi-fitted bodice with a relaxed, tiered skirt. If you have a fuller bust or prefer a roomier neckline, consider sizing up to ensure comfort at the mock neck and underarm area.

Care guide (to keep it lovely longer)

Follow the garment's care label if available. Below are general recommendations for common fabrics used in this style.

• Polyester / Polyester blends: Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle or hand wash. Use mild detergent. Tumble dry low or hang to dry. Cool iron on reverse if needed or use a steamer to remove wrinkles.
• Rayon / Viscose: Hand wash cold or dry clean recommended. Reshape while damp and dry flat to avoid distortion. Iron on low on reverse or steam carefully.
• Delicates & prints: Turn the dress inside out before washing to protect the print. Wash with like colors to prevent dye transfer.
• Ruffles: Steam rather than press directly to preserve shape. If ironing, use a low heat setting and a press cloth.
• Storage: Hang on a shaped or padded hanger to keep shoulder shape, or fold carefully if space is limited. Keep away from direct sunlight to avoid fading.
• General tips: Avoid bleach, strong detergents, and excessive heat. Treat stains promptly according to fabric type. For stubborn or structured detailing, professional dry cleaning is safest.

Style tips

• Daytime: Pair with flat sandals or white sneakers and a straw tote for an easy warm-weather look.
• Evening: Add strappy heels, a clutch, and layered gold necklaces to elevate the tiered silhouette.
• Layering: For cool days try a cropped denim jacket or a leather moto jacket to balance the volume of the tiers. A fitted turtleneck underneath can make it winter-ready while playing with texture.
• Define the waist: Add a slim or statement belt at the natural waist to create more shape and contrast with the ruffles.
• Accessories: Keep jewelry simple near the mock neck—small hoops or studs and an arm stack work well. If the print is bold, opt for neutral accessories.
• Sizing style tip: If you’re between sizes and want a more relaxed, floaty skirt, size up; if you prefer the bodice to sit closer to the body, choose your usual size.