Ruffle-Collar Tiered Black Broderie Two-Piece Modest Set 50194S
Ruffle-Collar Tiered Black Broderie Two-Piece Modest Set 50194S
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: Two-piece set of a top and skirt, ruffle-detailed collar and shoulders, tiered and flowing top, long sleeves, long tiered skirt, broderie surface texture.
Length: Top 66 cm · Skirt 93 cm
Color: Black (Color tones may vary slightly due to lifestyle photography.)
Order Contents: Sold as a two-piece set — one top and one skirt.
Care: Follow the care and washing instructions on the garment's inner label.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is stock released per piece or per size run?
Per size run. One series is five complete sets covering 36 to 44, at a $30.00 per-set reference — $150.00 for the run.
Does black flatten the ruffle and tier detailing?
It softens it. The detail is still there in relief but reads quietly, which is exactly why the black version sells to the customer who wants the shape without the outfit announcing itself.
Which colourway of 50194 has the longest selling season?
Black, by a clear margin. White is tied to summer and celebrations, beige runs spring to autumn, and black carries the full year — the sensible choice for a first order.
How does this set layer for cooler months?
An open cape or long kap over the top keeps the tiered skirt visible while covering the sleeves. A fitted coat crushes the volume, so it is worth advising the customer on the layer at the point of sale.
Can the black skirt be sold as a separate?
A plain black tiered skirt has broad appeal on its own, and customers often buy the set for exactly that reason. It is a fair argument to make when the ticket price gives a customer pause.
What keeps a black set looking new on the shop floor?
Steam between fittings and keep it off a crowded rail — black broderie holds lint and dust from neighbouring garments more than it shows marks, and that is what dulls the sample first.
