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gold velvet dress

gold velvet dress High Collar Gold Velvet Long Women Evening Dress – TANYA BRIDAL

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gold velvet dress High Collar Gold Velvet Long Women Evening Dress – TANYA BRIDALWedding Dresses Wedding Guest Dresses Special Occasion Dresses Wedding Accessories Produce Time 25 working days Rush order 15 working days Shipping Methord DHL Fedex Ups TNT Epacket Post air mail Other Shipping Time 3 10 working days by DHL Fedex Ups TNT, 15 35 working days by epacket or post air mail Seller Email tanyanini@126. com Brand Name: TANYA BRIDAL Neckline: High Neck Actual Images: Yes Train: NONE Fashion Element: Sexy Sleeve Style: Long

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25 working days
Rush order 15 working days
Shipping Methord DHL/Fedex/Ups/TNT/Epacket/ Post air mail/Other
Shipping Time 3-10 working days by DHL/Fedex/Ups/TNT, 15 -35 working days by epacket or post air mail 
Seller Email [email protected]
  • Brand Name: TANYA BRIDAL
  • Neckline: High Neck
  • Actual Images: Yes
  • Train: NONE
  • Fashion Element: Sexy
  • Sleeve Style: Long
  • Sleeve Length(cm): Full
  • Fabric Type: Velvet
  • Dresses Length: Floor-Length
  • Waistline: Natural
  • Occasion: Formal Evening
  • Built-in Bra: Yes
  • is_customized: Yes
  • Material: Polyester
  • Silhouette: Sheath
  • Item Type: Evening Dresses
  • Decoration: Pleated
  • Decoration: High Split
  • Decoration:Appliques
  • Model Number: 25131003
  • Color: photo color or Custom Color
  • Size: Us Size or Custom Size
  • Season: Spring Summer Fall Winter Evening
  • We Would like use Strong Marterial,the fabric is soft and looks awesome, Dry clean or cold water hand wash
  • For standard size dress.  we would come out based on our standard size table, before you order, please make sure the detail measurement matched the size you need. System default size is based on US size.If you need to customize size,please feel free to contact us. 

Size Chart:

Buyer can choose size according to the size chart below 

If size not fit to you ,you can choose custom made ,but please contact with us first .Thank you !

if you need custom made ,please give us your size according to this guide .

Shipping:

After your payment ,we will ship your dress out within 15 working days .

Before we ship dress out ,we will confirm the dress photos with you .

Usually we choose DHL ,UPS,Fedex,Epacket to shipping your dress out according to your country policy .

Also we can send to you the tracking number after we ship goods out .

Notes:

1.The item will be sent to your address,please make sure the address is correct and please let me know your contact name (Full name) and your phone Number

 

2.The dress does not incloud any accessories such as :wedding veils ,gloves or petticoat.

 

3.If you are concerned about the return policy before placing the order,please read our return policy carefully  at the bottom of page.

 

4.the taxs are charged by your country,so we will do not cars of them,but if you have suggestion,we will try our best to lower down such cases,thank you for your co-operations and standing .

 

Enjoy your perchase.

Refund policy:

Please confirm your order (right size, color, style) carefully before you decide to place the order. All the orders are arranged according to your order confirmation.

Orders can be cancelled free of charge within 24 hours.

Cancellation from 24 hours to 48 hours requires a deduction of 30%.

Orders cancelled within 72 hours need to be deducted by 50%.
You can't cancel the order after 3 days.

Returns and exchanges are not supported.

Thank you for your understanding and your order. Wish you a happy life.
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