Dress Anna is a sophisticated model that combines elegance and refinement.
Features:
Mini-dress Anna with V-neckline and long sleeves, flared at the bottom. The dress is made of transparent mesh on soft knit lining, providing comfort and elegant look. Sleeves are made of transparent mesh, adding sophistication and femininity to the look. Cutout at the waist emphasizes the silhouette and adds a special touch to the look. Draping creates an elegant textured look. Zipper closure at the back ensures easy wearing.
Advantages:
Black color pairs easily with various accessories and always looks impeccable. Transparent flared sleeves add femininity and gracefulness to the look. Cutout at the waist and draping emphasize the figure and create an attractive silhouette. Perfect option for festive occasions, cocktail parties and romantic dates. Looks great with high heels and exquisite accessories.
Composition: Knit (lining): 60% viscose, 31% nylon, 9% spandex. Mesh: 95% nylon, 5% spandex.
Care: Recommended washing in delicate mode at temperature up to 30°C.
Dress Anna is for those who value sophistication and are not afraid to stand out.
На нашому сайті ви можете здійснити оплату наступними способами:
- накладений платіж з передплатою 300 грн за реквізитами підприємства;
- повна передплата.
To ensure your item lasts as long as possible, it is important to take proper care of it and follow our recommendations.
WE HAVE SEVERAL GENERAL AND KEY RULES FOR GARMENT CARE:
- Wash on a delicate cycle (up to 30°C).
- No spin or minimal spin.
- Bleaching is prohibited.
- Do not use tumble drying.
- Do not dry in direct sunlight or on a radiator.
- Iron on a delicate setting, inside out, using a protective ironing cloth.
- Use liquid detergent instead of powder.
SPECIAL CARE FOR NATURAL COTTON AND COTTON-BLEND FABRICS:
- Wash on a delicate cycle (30°C) to avoid shrinkage and color fading.
- Avoid excessive wringing, rubbing, twisting, or squeezing.
- Do not use spin drying.
Outerwear, corsetry items, and jackets should be dry cleaned only.
