Asymmetric Tiered Ruffle Yellow Tulle Modal Two-Piece Modest Set 5331SR

Asymmetric Tiered Ruffle Yellow Tulle Modal Two-Piece Modest Set 5331SR

38-40-42-44
$104.00
Sale price  $104.00 Regular price 
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Asymmetric Tiered Ruffle Yellow Tulle Modal Two-Piece Modest Set 5331SR

Asymmetric Tiered Ruffle Yellow Tulle Modal Two-Piece Modest Set 5331SR

$104.00
Sale price  $104.00 Regular price 

Wholesale — sold as a full size series.

Series: 4 pieces · sizes 38, 40, 42, 44 (one of each).

Per piece: $26.00 · Full series (4 pcs): $104.00


Fabric: Tulle modal.

Product Features: Two-piece set of a top and matching lower piece, asymmetric tiered ruffle detailing, long sleeves, long lower piece.

Length: Top 58 cm · Lower piece length not published by the manufacturer.

Color: Yellow (Color tones may vary slightly due to lifestyle photography.)

Order Contents: Sold as a two-piece set — one top and one matching lower piece.

Care: Follow the care and washing instructions on the garment's inner label.


Frequently Asked Questions

How is the wholesale run made up?

Four complete sets in one series — sizes 38, 40, 42 and 44, one of each. At $26.00 per set the run is $104.00.

Is yellow a realistic colour for a boutique to stock?

In small quantity, yes. One series is exactly the right exposure: yellow rarely outsells a neutral, but it is the piece that stops a customer walking past the rail, and the sale that follows is often a different garment entirely.

Which season does it belong to?

Late spring and summer. Yellow in a light modal reads as warm-weather dressing, so it should be bought in and cleared within that window rather than carried through the year.

What hijab colours work with a yellow set?

Cream, white and camel keep it fresh; a deeper brown or olive tones it down for a customer who finds the colour too bright on its own. Both approaches are worth demonstrating in store.

Does the light colour make the modal fabric less opaque?

Modal is a dense knit rather than a sheer weave, so opacity is not a concern in the way it can be with a fine broderie. The pale colour does show marks sooner, which is a handling point rather than a fit one.

How does this compare with the plum version of 5331?

Same cut, opposite job. Plum is the quiet, year-round option; yellow is the attention piece. A boutique taking both gets the display value of one and the sell-through of the other.