Belted White Embroidered Modest Dress 5000B

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: Round neckline, belted waist design, long sleeves with wide cuffs, long dress silhouette with a flared skirt.

Length: 135 cm

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

Order Contents: Sold as a dress only (not a coordinated set).

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

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a wholesale order include?

A five-piece size series: one dress each in 36, 38, 40, 42 and 44. The per-piece reference is $30.00 and the full run is invoiced at $150.00.

What is the difference between brode and the broderie styles in the range?

Brode carries embroidery worked over the ground of the cloth, where the fisto styles have the pattern punched and stitched as openwork. Brode reads as a richer, denser surface and hangs with slightly more weight.

Is the belt fixed to the dress or removable?

It is a proper belt at the waist rather than a soft tie, so the waist is defined more sharply than on the sash styles. Customers who want a clear waistline usually pick this cut over a gathered one.

What do the wide cuffs add?

They finish the sleeve so it does not need a bracelet or a folded edge to look complete, and they keep the sleeve from riding up during wudu or daily activity — a small practical detail that customers notice on a second wear.

Which customer does a white embroidered dress suit?

The buyer looking for a piece that works for a daytime celebration without being an evening gown. The embroidery gives it presence; the round neck and flared skirt keep it wearable rather than formal.

Does embroidered fabric need different care from plain cotton?

Follow the inner label and wash it inside out on a gentle cycle. Turning the dress protects the embroidered face from abrasion in the drum, which is what keeps the surface looking new after a season.