Vestido maxi Scarlett tubo drapeado
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The Scarlett Sheath Draped Maxi Dress by Happy Clothing is a sleeveless, column-silhouette gown distinguished by intricate bead embellishments and sculptural drape detailing. It is suited to formal evenings, wedding receptions, galas, and upscale celebrations.
Details
- Silhouette: Fitted sheath column, floor-length maxi
- Neckline: Straight-across, structured neckline
- Sleeves: Sleeveless construction
- Embellishment: Intricate bead detailing across the bodice
- Drape: Elegant draped fabric panels for dimensional movement
- Sizing: Available from XXS through 3XL, including plus sizes
Fabric & Care
Crafted in premium polyester. Due to the bead embellishments and draped construction, professional dry cleaning is strongly recommended to preserve the integrity of the detailing and silhouette.
Size & Fit
The sheath cut is tailored and close to the body. Customers between sizes or with a fuller hip are advised to size up and consult the Happy Clothing size chart before ordering.
Machine wash at 40°C or below |
Do not bleach |
Tumble dry at low heat |
Iron at a low temperature |
Do not dry clean |
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Machine wash at 40°C or below - indicating the maximum temperature at which the fabric can be washed.
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Do not bleach - indicating that the fabric should not be bleached
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Tumble dry at low heat - indicating that the fabric can be tumble dried on low heat.
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Iron at a low temperature - indicating that the fabric can be ironed at a low temperature
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Do not dry clean - indicating that the fabric should not be dry cleaned.
It's important to note that some polyester garments may have additional care instructions or symbols, so always check the care label on the item before washing or caring for it.
