Ruffle-Collar Belted Beige Broderie Modest Dress 50281BEJ

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: Broderie (fisto) fabric.

Product Features: Ruffle-detailed collar and shoulders, waist sash/belt detail, long sleeves, broderie surface texture, long A-line skirt that widens towards the hem.

Length: 133 cm

Color: Beige (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

How is this dress priced for wholesale buyers?

By the series, not the piece. One run is five dresses — sizes 36, 38, 40, 42 and 44 — at $30.00 per piece, so $150.00 for the complete run.

How does beige perform against stronger colours on the rail?

Beige is the colour a modest-wear customer builds around: it takes almost any hijab shade and works from a morning visit through to a daytime celebration. In a broderie style it is usually the steadier seller, while the coloured versions bring customers to the rail.

Does the openwork in broderie need a slip underneath in a pale shade?

Broderie's embroidery is worked into a solid cloth rather than an open mesh, so it is not sheer. In beige, most customers still prefer a matching underlayer for comfort, and it is worth mentioning at the point of sale.

Which customer picks the beige over the blue?

The buyer replacing a wardrobe staple rather than adding a statement piece. She is likely to keep the dress in rotation for several seasons, which is why beige tends to reorder quietly and steadily.

Is this an everyday dress or an occasion dress?

Both, depending on styling. The ruffle collar and sash lift it above a plain daily dress, but the broderie cloth and neutral shade keep it wearable for ordinary days — a useful double duty in a small boutique's stock.

How should the dress be laundered to protect the broderie?

Follow the inner label. As a general rule for broderie, a gentle cycle and drying flat away from direct heat keeps the embroidered surface crisp and stops the openwork from pulling.