533 products
533 products
Vintage Floral Print V Neck Midi Two-Piece Long Sleeve Dress
Regular price $80.00 Sale price $47.99
Description:
- Fabric: Milk Silk
- Elasticity: Micro-Elastic
- Style: Vintage Style
- Dress Length Type: Vintage Midi Dress\
- Season: Spring,Summer
- Category: Vintage Dress,Retro Dress,1950s Dress,1960S Dress
- Occasion: Suitable For Daily Wear,Weekend, Outdoor, Party, Vacation, Travel.
- Look After Me: Machine wash
Size Chart:
Worldwide Shipping
| Shipping Method | Shipping Time | Shipping Fee |
| Standard | 10-25 business days | $9.99 |
Receiving time = Processing time + Shipping time
FREE shipping on orders over $69.00+
When cleaning a chiffon skirt, you need to pay special attention to the soft and fragile nature of the chiffon fabric. Here are some tips for cleaning chiffon skirts:
Hand washing is best: Chiffon skirts are best washed by hand, which can treat the fabric more gently. Prepare a laundry tub or clean sink, add an appropriate amount of mild laundry detergent with warm or cold water, then stir the skirt gently and let it soak in the water for about 10-15 minutes.
Avoid vigorous rubbing: Chiffon fabric is easily damaged, so excessive rubbing or brushing should be avoided during washing. Gently massage and pat the skirt with your hands to remove stains and wash remaining residue.
Gentle rinse: After cleaning, perform a gentle rinse with clean water to ensure the detergent is completely removed. Avoid using very hot water, as high temperatures may cause the fabric to warp or shrink.
Avoid soaking for too long: Chiffon skirts should not be soaked for too long to avoid damage to the fabric. 10-15 minutes of soaking time is enough to clean the skirt, followed by rinsing and drying as quickly as possible.
Be careful with hand washing: If you choose to wash your chiffon skirt in a washing machine, choose the gentle or hand wash mode and place the skirt in a laundry bag to reduce friction with other items.
Avoid wringing out: Avoid wringing out chiffon skirts after washing as this may cause the fabric to deform. When removing the skirt, gently roll up any excess moisture with a clean towel and lay it flat in a well-ventilated area to dry. Avoid hanging the dress as it may stretch the fabric.
Pay attention to the temperature when ironing: If you need to iron a chiffon skirt, choose low temperature or silk mode and make sure the skirt is completely dry before ironing. When ironing, use the steam function and gently pass over the skirt to flatten the fabric, but avoid excessive pressure.
Please note that the above suggestions are general guidance and specific cleaning methods may vary depending on the dyeing, decoration and special requirements of your chiffon skirt. Before washing, it's a good idea to check the washing instruction label on the item of clothing and follow the instructions on the label. If necessary, you can also leave your chiffon skirt to a professional dry cleaner for cleaning and care
Hand washing is best: Chiffon skirts are best washed by hand, which can treat the fabric more gently. Prepare a laundry tub or clean sink, add an appropriate amount of mild laundry detergent with warm or cold water, then stir the skirt gently and let it soak in the water for about 10-15 minutes.
Avoid vigorous rubbing: Chiffon fabric is easily damaged, so excessive rubbing or brushing should be avoided during washing. Gently massage and pat the skirt with your hands to remove stains and wash remaining residue.
Gentle rinse: After cleaning, perform a gentle rinse with clean water to ensure the detergent is completely removed. Avoid using very hot water, as high temperatures may cause the fabric to warp or shrink.
Avoid soaking for too long: Chiffon skirts should not be soaked for too long to avoid damage to the fabric. 10-15 minutes of soaking time is enough to clean the skirt, followed by rinsing and drying as quickly as possible.
Be careful with hand washing: If you choose to wash your chiffon skirt in a washing machine, choose the gentle or hand wash mode and place the skirt in a laundry bag to reduce friction with other items.
Avoid wringing out: Avoid wringing out chiffon skirts after washing as this may cause the fabric to deform. When removing the skirt, gently roll up any excess moisture with a clean towel and lay it flat in a well-ventilated area to dry. Avoid hanging the dress as it may stretch the fabric.
Pay attention to the temperature when ironing: If you need to iron a chiffon skirt, choose low temperature or silk mode and make sure the skirt is completely dry before ironing. When ironing, use the steam function and gently pass over the skirt to flatten the fabric, but avoid excessive pressure.
Please note that the above suggestions are general guidance and specific cleaning methods may vary depending on the dyeing, decoration and special requirements of your chiffon skirt. Before washing, it's a good idea to check the washing instruction label on the item of clothing and follow the instructions on the label. If necessary, you can also leave your chiffon skirt to a professional dry cleaner for cleaning and care
Vintage Crow Floral Art Print Long Sleeve Two Piece Midi Dress
Regular price $80.00 Sale price $47.99
Description:
- Fabric: Milk Silk
- Elasticity: Micro-Elastic
- Style: Vintage Style
- Dress Length Type: Vintage Midi Dress\
- Season: Spring,Summer
- Category: Vintage Dress,Retro Dress,1950s Dress,1960S Dress
- Occasion: Suitable For Daily Wear,Weekend, Outdoor, Party, Vacation, Travel.
- Look After Me: Machine wash
Size Chart:
Worldwide Shipping
| Shipping Method | Shipping Time | Shipping Fee |
| Standard | 10-25 business days | $9.99 |
Receiving time = Processing time + Shipping time
FREE shipping on orders over $69.00+
When cleaning a chiffon skirt, you need to pay special attention to the soft and fragile nature of the chiffon fabric. Here are some tips for cleaning chiffon skirts:
Hand washing is best: Chiffon skirts are best washed by hand, which can treat the fabric more gently. Prepare a laundry tub or clean sink, add an appropriate amount of mild laundry detergent with warm or cold water, then stir the skirt gently and let it soak in the water for about 10-15 minutes.
Avoid vigorous rubbing: Chiffon fabric is easily damaged, so excessive rubbing or brushing should be avoided during washing. Gently massage and pat the skirt with your hands to remove stains and wash remaining residue.
Gentle rinse: After cleaning, perform a gentle rinse with clean water to ensure the detergent is completely removed. Avoid using very hot water, as high temperatures may cause the fabric to warp or shrink.
Avoid soaking for too long: Chiffon skirts should not be soaked for too long to avoid damage to the fabric. 10-15 minutes of soaking time is enough to clean the skirt, followed by rinsing and drying as quickly as possible.
Be careful with hand washing: If you choose to wash your chiffon skirt in a washing machine, choose the gentle or hand wash mode and place the skirt in a laundry bag to reduce friction with other items.
Avoid wringing out: Avoid wringing out chiffon skirts after washing as this may cause the fabric to deform. When removing the skirt, gently roll up any excess moisture with a clean towel and lay it flat in a well-ventilated area to dry. Avoid hanging the dress as it may stretch the fabric.
Pay attention to the temperature when ironing: If you need to iron a chiffon skirt, choose low temperature or silk mode and make sure the skirt is completely dry before ironing. When ironing, use the steam function and gently pass over the skirt to flatten the fabric, but avoid excessive pressure.
Please note that the above suggestions are general guidance and specific cleaning methods may vary depending on the dyeing, decoration and special requirements of your chiffon skirt. Before washing, it's a good idea to check the washing instruction label on the item of clothing and follow the instructions on the label. If necessary, you can also leave your chiffon skirt to a professional dry cleaner for cleaning and care
Hand washing is best: Chiffon skirts are best washed by hand, which can treat the fabric more gently. Prepare a laundry tub or clean sink, add an appropriate amount of mild laundry detergent with warm or cold water, then stir the skirt gently and let it soak in the water for about 10-15 minutes.
Avoid vigorous rubbing: Chiffon fabric is easily damaged, so excessive rubbing or brushing should be avoided during washing. Gently massage and pat the skirt with your hands to remove stains and wash remaining residue.
Gentle rinse: After cleaning, perform a gentle rinse with clean water to ensure the detergent is completely removed. Avoid using very hot water, as high temperatures may cause the fabric to warp or shrink.
Avoid soaking for too long: Chiffon skirts should not be soaked for too long to avoid damage to the fabric. 10-15 minutes of soaking time is enough to clean the skirt, followed by rinsing and drying as quickly as possible.
Be careful with hand washing: If you choose to wash your chiffon skirt in a washing machine, choose the gentle or hand wash mode and place the skirt in a laundry bag to reduce friction with other items.
Avoid wringing out: Avoid wringing out chiffon skirts after washing as this may cause the fabric to deform. When removing the skirt, gently roll up any excess moisture with a clean towel and lay it flat in a well-ventilated area to dry. Avoid hanging the dress as it may stretch the fabric.
Pay attention to the temperature when ironing: If you need to iron a chiffon skirt, choose low temperature or silk mode and make sure the skirt is completely dry before ironing. When ironing, use the steam function and gently pass over the skirt to flatten the fabric, but avoid excessive pressure.
Please note that the above suggestions are general guidance and specific cleaning methods may vary depending on the dyeing, decoration and special requirements of your chiffon skirt. Before washing, it's a good idea to check the washing instruction label on the item of clothing and follow the instructions on the label. If necessary, you can also leave your chiffon skirt to a professional dry cleaner for cleaning and care
Vintage Skull Floral Art Print Long Sleeve Two Piece Midi Dress
Regular price $80.00 Sale price $47.99
Description:
- Fabric: Milk Silk
- Elasticity: Micro-Elastic
- Style: Vintage Style
- Dress Length Type: Vintage Midi Dress\
- Season: Spring,Summer
- Category: Vintage Dress,Retro Dress,1950s Dress,1960S Dress
- Occasion: Suitable For Daily Wear,Weekend, Outdoor, Party, Vacation, Travel.
- Look After Me: Machine wash
Size Chart:
Worldwide Shipping
| Shipping Method | Shipping Time | Shipping Fee |
| Standard | 10-25 business days | $9.99 |
Receiving time = Processing time + Shipping time
FREE shipping on orders over $69.00+
When cleaning a chiffon skirt, you need to pay special attention to the soft and fragile nature of the chiffon fabric. Here are some tips for cleaning chiffon skirts:
Hand washing is best: Chiffon skirts are best washed by hand, which can treat the fabric more gently. Prepare a laundry tub or clean sink, add an appropriate amount of mild laundry detergent with warm or cold water, then stir the skirt gently and let it soak in the water for about 10-15 minutes.
Avoid vigorous rubbing: Chiffon fabric is easily damaged, so excessive rubbing or brushing should be avoided during washing. Gently massage and pat the skirt with your hands to remove stains and wash remaining residue.
Gentle rinse: After cleaning, perform a gentle rinse with clean water to ensure the detergent is completely removed. Avoid using very hot water, as high temperatures may cause the fabric to warp or shrink.
Avoid soaking for too long: Chiffon skirts should not be soaked for too long to avoid damage to the fabric. 10-15 minutes of soaking time is enough to clean the skirt, followed by rinsing and drying as quickly as possible.
Be careful with hand washing: If you choose to wash your chiffon skirt in a washing machine, choose the gentle or hand wash mode and place the skirt in a laundry bag to reduce friction with other items.
Avoid wringing out: Avoid wringing out chiffon skirts after washing as this may cause the fabric to deform. When removing the skirt, gently roll up any excess moisture with a clean towel and lay it flat in a well-ventilated area to dry. Avoid hanging the dress as it may stretch the fabric.
Pay attention to the temperature when ironing: If you need to iron a chiffon skirt, choose low temperature or silk mode and make sure the skirt is completely dry before ironing. When ironing, use the steam function and gently pass over the skirt to flatten the fabric, but avoid excessive pressure.
Please note that the above suggestions are general guidance and specific cleaning methods may vary depending on the dyeing, decoration and special requirements of your chiffon skirt. Before washing, it's a good idea to check the washing instruction label on the item of clothing and follow the instructions on the label. If necessary, you can also leave your chiffon skirt to a professional dry cleaner for cleaning and care
Hand washing is best: Chiffon skirts are best washed by hand, which can treat the fabric more gently. Prepare a laundry tub or clean sink, add an appropriate amount of mild laundry detergent with warm or cold water, then stir the skirt gently and let it soak in the water for about 10-15 minutes.
Avoid vigorous rubbing: Chiffon fabric is easily damaged, so excessive rubbing or brushing should be avoided during washing. Gently massage and pat the skirt with your hands to remove stains and wash remaining residue.
Gentle rinse: After cleaning, perform a gentle rinse with clean water to ensure the detergent is completely removed. Avoid using very hot water, as high temperatures may cause the fabric to warp or shrink.
Avoid soaking for too long: Chiffon skirts should not be soaked for too long to avoid damage to the fabric. 10-15 minutes of soaking time is enough to clean the skirt, followed by rinsing and drying as quickly as possible.
Be careful with hand washing: If you choose to wash your chiffon skirt in a washing machine, choose the gentle or hand wash mode and place the skirt in a laundry bag to reduce friction with other items.
Avoid wringing out: Avoid wringing out chiffon skirts after washing as this may cause the fabric to deform. When removing the skirt, gently roll up any excess moisture with a clean towel and lay it flat in a well-ventilated area to dry. Avoid hanging the dress as it may stretch the fabric.
Pay attention to the temperature when ironing: If you need to iron a chiffon skirt, choose low temperature or silk mode and make sure the skirt is completely dry before ironing. When ironing, use the steam function and gently pass over the skirt to flatten the fabric, but avoid excessive pressure.
Please note that the above suggestions are general guidance and specific cleaning methods may vary depending on the dyeing, decoration and special requirements of your chiffon skirt. Before washing, it's a good idea to check the washing instruction label on the item of clothing and follow the instructions on the label. If necessary, you can also leave your chiffon skirt to a professional dry cleaner for cleaning and care
Vintage Skull Floral Art Print Long Sleeve Two Piece Midi Dress
Regular price $80.00 Sale price $47.99
Description:
- Fabric: Milk Silk
- Elasticity: Micro-Elastic
- Style: Vintage Style
- Dress Length Type: Vintage Midi Dress\
- Season: Spring,Summer
- Category: Vintage Dress,Retro Dress,1950s Dress,1960S Dress
- Occasion: Suitable For Daily Wear,Weekend, Outdoor, Party, Vacation, Travel.
- Look After Me: Machine wash
Size Chart:
Worldwide Shipping
| Shipping Method | Shipping Time | Shipping Fee |
| Standard | 10-25 business days | $9.99 |
Receiving time = Processing time + Shipping time
FREE shipping on orders over $69.00+
When cleaning a chiffon skirt, you need to pay special attention to the soft and fragile nature of the chiffon fabric. Here are some tips for cleaning chiffon skirts:
Hand washing is best: Chiffon skirts are best washed by hand, which can treat the fabric more gently. Prepare a laundry tub or clean sink, add an appropriate amount of mild laundry detergent with warm or cold water, then stir the skirt gently and let it soak in the water for about 10-15 minutes.
Avoid vigorous rubbing: Chiffon fabric is easily damaged, so excessive rubbing or brushing should be avoided during washing. Gently massage and pat the skirt with your hands to remove stains and wash remaining residue.
Gentle rinse: After cleaning, perform a gentle rinse with clean water to ensure the detergent is completely removed. Avoid using very hot water, as high temperatures may cause the fabric to warp or shrink.
Avoid soaking for too long: Chiffon skirts should not be soaked for too long to avoid damage to the fabric. 10-15 minutes of soaking time is enough to clean the skirt, followed by rinsing and drying as quickly as possible.
Be careful with hand washing: If you choose to wash your chiffon skirt in a washing machine, choose the gentle or hand wash mode and place the skirt in a laundry bag to reduce friction with other items.
Avoid wringing out: Avoid wringing out chiffon skirts after washing as this may cause the fabric to deform. When removing the skirt, gently roll up any excess moisture with a clean towel and lay it flat in a well-ventilated area to dry. Avoid hanging the dress as it may stretch the fabric.
Pay attention to the temperature when ironing: If you need to iron a chiffon skirt, choose low temperature or silk mode and make sure the skirt is completely dry before ironing. When ironing, use the steam function and gently pass over the skirt to flatten the fabric, but avoid excessive pressure.
Please note that the above suggestions are general guidance and specific cleaning methods may vary depending on the dyeing, decoration and special requirements of your chiffon skirt. Before washing, it's a good idea to check the washing instruction label on the item of clothing and follow the instructions on the label. If necessary, you can also leave your chiffon skirt to a professional dry cleaner for cleaning and care
Hand washing is best: Chiffon skirts are best washed by hand, which can treat the fabric more gently. Prepare a laundry tub or clean sink, add an appropriate amount of mild laundry detergent with warm or cold water, then stir the skirt gently and let it soak in the water for about 10-15 minutes.
Avoid vigorous rubbing: Chiffon fabric is easily damaged, so excessive rubbing or brushing should be avoided during washing. Gently massage and pat the skirt with your hands to remove stains and wash remaining residue.
Gentle rinse: After cleaning, perform a gentle rinse with clean water to ensure the detergent is completely removed. Avoid using very hot water, as high temperatures may cause the fabric to warp or shrink.
Avoid soaking for too long: Chiffon skirts should not be soaked for too long to avoid damage to the fabric. 10-15 minutes of soaking time is enough to clean the skirt, followed by rinsing and drying as quickly as possible.
Be careful with hand washing: If you choose to wash your chiffon skirt in a washing machine, choose the gentle or hand wash mode and place the skirt in a laundry bag to reduce friction with other items.
Avoid wringing out: Avoid wringing out chiffon skirts after washing as this may cause the fabric to deform. When removing the skirt, gently roll up any excess moisture with a clean towel and lay it flat in a well-ventilated area to dry. Avoid hanging the dress as it may stretch the fabric.
Pay attention to the temperature when ironing: If you need to iron a chiffon skirt, choose low temperature or silk mode and make sure the skirt is completely dry before ironing. When ironing, use the steam function and gently pass over the skirt to flatten the fabric, but avoid excessive pressure.
Please note that the above suggestions are general guidance and specific cleaning methods may vary depending on the dyeing, decoration and special requirements of your chiffon skirt. Before washing, it's a good idea to check the washing instruction label on the item of clothing and follow the instructions on the label. If necessary, you can also leave your chiffon skirt to a professional dry cleaner for cleaning and care
Vintage Skull Floral Art Print Long Sleeve Two Piece Midi Dress
Regular price $80.00 Sale price $47.99
Description:
- Fabric: Milk Silk
- Elasticity: Micro-Elastic
- Style: Vintage Style
- Dress Length Type: Vintage Midi Dress\
- Season: Spring,Summer
- Category: Vintage Dress,Retro Dress,1950s Dress,1960S Dress
- Occasion: Suitable For Daily Wear,Weekend, Outdoor, Party, Vacation, Travel.
- Look After Me: Machine wash
Size Chart:
Worldwide Shipping
| Shipping Method | Shipping Time | Shipping Fee |
| Standard | 10-25 business days | $9.99 |
Receiving time = Processing time + Shipping time
FREE shipping on orders over $69.00+
When cleaning a chiffon skirt, you need to pay special attention to the soft and fragile nature of the chiffon fabric. Here are some tips for cleaning chiffon skirts:
Hand washing is best: Chiffon skirts are best washed by hand, which can treat the fabric more gently. Prepare a laundry tub or clean sink, add an appropriate amount of mild laundry detergent with warm or cold water, then stir the skirt gently and let it soak in the water for about 10-15 minutes.
Avoid vigorous rubbing: Chiffon fabric is easily damaged, so excessive rubbing or brushing should be avoided during washing. Gently massage and pat the skirt with your hands to remove stains and wash remaining residue.
Gentle rinse: After cleaning, perform a gentle rinse with clean water to ensure the detergent is completely removed. Avoid using very hot water, as high temperatures may cause the fabric to warp or shrink.
Avoid soaking for too long: Chiffon skirts should not be soaked for too long to avoid damage to the fabric. 10-15 minutes of soaking time is enough to clean the skirt, followed by rinsing and drying as quickly as possible.
Be careful with hand washing: If you choose to wash your chiffon skirt in a washing machine, choose the gentle or hand wash mode and place the skirt in a laundry bag to reduce friction with other items.
Avoid wringing out: Avoid wringing out chiffon skirts after washing as this may cause the fabric to deform. When removing the skirt, gently roll up any excess moisture with a clean towel and lay it flat in a well-ventilated area to dry. Avoid hanging the dress as it may stretch the fabric.
Pay attention to the temperature when ironing: If you need to iron a chiffon skirt, choose low temperature or silk mode and make sure the skirt is completely dry before ironing. When ironing, use the steam function and gently pass over the skirt to flatten the fabric, but avoid excessive pressure.
Please note that the above suggestions are general guidance and specific cleaning methods may vary depending on the dyeing, decoration and special requirements of your chiffon skirt. Before washing, it's a good idea to check the washing instruction label on the item of clothing and follow the instructions on the label. If necessary, you can also leave your chiffon skirt to a professional dry cleaner for cleaning and care
Hand washing is best: Chiffon skirts are best washed by hand, which can treat the fabric more gently. Prepare a laundry tub or clean sink, add an appropriate amount of mild laundry detergent with warm or cold water, then stir the skirt gently and let it soak in the water for about 10-15 minutes.
Avoid vigorous rubbing: Chiffon fabric is easily damaged, so excessive rubbing or brushing should be avoided during washing. Gently massage and pat the skirt with your hands to remove stains and wash remaining residue.
Gentle rinse: After cleaning, perform a gentle rinse with clean water to ensure the detergent is completely removed. Avoid using very hot water, as high temperatures may cause the fabric to warp or shrink.
Avoid soaking for too long: Chiffon skirts should not be soaked for too long to avoid damage to the fabric. 10-15 minutes of soaking time is enough to clean the skirt, followed by rinsing and drying as quickly as possible.
Be careful with hand washing: If you choose to wash your chiffon skirt in a washing machine, choose the gentle or hand wash mode and place the skirt in a laundry bag to reduce friction with other items.
Avoid wringing out: Avoid wringing out chiffon skirts after washing as this may cause the fabric to deform. When removing the skirt, gently roll up any excess moisture with a clean towel and lay it flat in a well-ventilated area to dry. Avoid hanging the dress as it may stretch the fabric.
Pay attention to the temperature when ironing: If you need to iron a chiffon skirt, choose low temperature or silk mode and make sure the skirt is completely dry before ironing. When ironing, use the steam function and gently pass over the skirt to flatten the fabric, but avoid excessive pressure.
Please note that the above suggestions are general guidance and specific cleaning methods may vary depending on the dyeing, decoration and special requirements of your chiffon skirt. Before washing, it's a good idea to check the washing instruction label on the item of clothing and follow the instructions on the label. If necessary, you can also leave your chiffon skirt to a professional dry cleaner for cleaning and care
