Belted Buttoned White Embroidered Two-Piece Modest Set 50205B

Wholesale — sold as a full size series.

Series: 5 pieces · sizes 36, 38, 40, 42, 44 (one of each).

Per piece: $30.00 · Full series (5 pcs): $150.00

Fabric: Embroidered (brode) fabric.

Product Features: Two-piece set of a top and matching lower piece, decorative button detailing on the front, belted waist design, long sleeves, embroidered surface detail.

Length: Top 65 cm · Lower piece 97 cm

Color: White (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

What is the wholesale unit and the total price?

The series — five complete two-piece sets covering sizes 36 to 44, one set per size. At $30.00 per set the run comes to $150.00.

What does the belt add to a two-piece?

It marks the join between the two garments, so the outfit reads as one designed look rather than a coordinated top and bottom. Without it a two-piece can look like separates that happen to match.

Can the pieces be worn in other combinations?

Yes — that is one of the arguments for a set at this price. The buttoned top works over other lower pieces and the bottom half pairs with a plain tunic, so the customer is buying more than one outfit.

Is white embroidered fabric see-through?

Brode is embroidery worked over a solid ground rather than an open mesh, so it is not sheer. As with any white garment, customers commonly prefer a matching underlayer and it is worth offering one alongside.

How does brode differ from the fisto sets in the range?

Brode has a denser, heavier surface and holds its shape; fisto is lighter with punched openwork. In white the brode version photographs richer and carries a higher perceived value on the rail.

How should the set be pressed?

Steam rather than iron the embroidered panels, and press the belt separately if it needs it. Direct heat on brode flattens the raised stitching that gives the fabric its value.