Scotch_Lufkin February 27, 2015, 7:46am 18 Its just really wierding me out that I am seeing it alternatingly as both
The button-front versions I see most in wholesale Shirt-style A-line with collar + full placket Sweetheart or square neck A-line with center-front buttons Pinafore button-front (often thicker fabric, layered styling) Midi button-front with slit opening at the bottom Where it usually fails Bust area: buttons pull and create smiles Waist area: placket ripples because the skirt flare pulls forward Hem area: placket twists and the center front hangs uneven How do I choose the best button placket type for a Button-Front A-Line Dress

Detail upgrades I recommend for wholesale Lined bodice for light colors Invisible zipper with clean top stop Waist stay tape for woven minis Clean hem finish with consistent width Covered buttons instead of cheap plastic for shirt minis Hidden shorts: when it helps and when it hurts Helps: ultra-mini lengths, dance/party positioning, festival edits Hurts: hot weather complaints, higher cost, harder fitting My rule: I only add shorts when the marketing needs it, not just in case Size grading notes I highlight to buyers Mini lengths need careful grade by size, not a simple linear add Bust and waist grade must match the target fit (snug vs relaxed) Hem sweep grade changes the whole look, so I set limits What are the main production and QC risks for mini A-line dress orders
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