Dresses at
30 pieces per style.

A dress shows every pattern decision: the bias either flows or it twists, the bodice either supports or it gaps, the hem either swings or it drags. At 30 pieces per style there is no room to "fix it in bulk" — the mock-up must be right before the real fabric is cut. That is exactly the discipline we built the factory around: 2–3 mock-up rounds, fit tested in motion, a documented size threshold per style.

Evening and occasion dresses add delicate fabrics — satin that shows every needle mark, lace that must be joined without breaking the pattern, sheer layers finished with French seams so nothing frays. These are standard practice on our floor, not upgrades.

Design confirmed in words and pictures first; fabric card mailed to you; 2–3 mock-up rounds with photos and video at the internal-approval stage; final sample in your real fabric; bulk cut after your PP sample confirmation, with three inspections per garment and mannequin try-on on every piece. Typical sampling time is 14–30 days depending on construction — complex evening gowns sit at the longer end.

Clients retail at $250–$1,000; our minimum order value is $1,500. If you are comparing quotes, ask every factory two questions: will the fit be tested on a moving body, and will the seams be enclosed on delicate fabrics. The answers sort the market quickly.