Custom Size
Custom sizing may be the perfect choice for you if you want to avoid expensive alterations. We will create the dress according to your specific 7 measurements, such as bust, waist, hips, height, dress length, bicep, sleeve length, and bra cup size. It is important to note that while a custom size dress can significantly enhance the fit, it may not completely eliminate the need for future alterations. This is because the tailoring is done without your physical presence and based on only a few key measurements.
And the best part? Custom sizing costs the same and takes the same amount of time as a standard size dress. The only difference is that custom dresses are non-returnable for any reason, including wedding cancellations or last-minute changes. So make sure you're totally in love with your design before you order!
Custom Sizing Measurements
When ordering a custom-sized made-to-order dress, you must fill in the following measurements in the form.

1. BUST
Measure your bust carefully around the fullest part. Make sure that the tape measure is parallel to the ground, and lies tight under your armpits and isn’t twisted on the back.

2. WAIST
Measure around your natural waistline. Hold the measure tape tight enough but not too tight.

3. HIPS
Measure exactly 20cm down from your natural waistline, that is your hips line. Make sure that the measure tape is held straight.

4. BICEP
Measure the fullest point of your arm carefully.

5. SLEEVES LENGTH
Bend your arm slightly, measure the sleeves
length from the highest shoulder point through
the elbow to the very wrist.

6. SKIRT LENGTH
Measure the desired skirt length from the waist line to the floor (ankles, knees, and so on) with the shoes you’ll be wearing on your bridal day, in case you have a floor length dress.

7. HEIGHT
Measure your height for your future dress wearing the heels you will wear on your wedding day, to match your height perfectly.

8. BRA CUP
Let us know about the bra cup size you usually
wear and feel comfortable in.
HOW TO TAKE
YOUR MEASUREMENTS
for a Custom Size
HOW TO TAKE
YOUR MEASUREMENTS
for a Custom Size