Conjunto Línea A Hoa Dan
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The Hoa Dan A-line Set by LALIN is a coordinated two-piece in a structured A-line silhouette with a sophisticated halter neckline. It is suited for formal events, cocktail receptions, and elevated evening occasions.
Details
- Silhouette: A-line, fitted through the bodice and gently flared toward the hem
- Neckline: Halter neck with a clean, tailored finish
- Product type: Coordinated set (two pieces)
- Craftsmanship: Designed under LALIN's Phieu Hoa atelier line, reflecting considered Vietnamese contemporary tailoring
- Aesthetic: Restrained and formal, balancing structure with femininity
Fabric & Care
Specific fabric composition is not listed. Given the structured silhouette and atelier construction, professional dry cleaning is strongly recommended to preserve the garment's form and finish.
Size & Fit
This set is designed with a tailored fit. Sizing is expected to follow standard Vietnamese contemporary sizing conventions — please consult the MEAN BLVD size chart before ordering to ensure the best fit.
Dry Clean Only |
Do Not Bleach |
Iron on Low Heat temperature |
Hang to Dry |
- Dry Clean Only: It indicates that the brocade fabric should be dry cleaned by a professional. Avoid washing the fabric at home as it may damage the delicate design and texture.
- Do Not Tumble Dry: This care symbol looks like a square with a circle inside it and a diagonal line through the circle. It indicates that the brocade fabric should not be tumble dried. High heat can cause the fabric to shrink or become distorted.
- Do Not Bleach: It indicates that the brocade fabric should not be bleached. Bleaching can weaken the fibers and cause the colors to fade or become discolored.
- Iron on Low Heat: It indicates that the brocade fabric can be ironed on low heat. Use a pressing cloth to protect the delicate fibers and avoid applying too much pressure to the fabric.
- Hang to Dry: It indicates that the brocade fabric should be hung to dry. Avoid wringing or twisting the fabric as it may damage the delicate fibers.
