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princess aurora dresses Disney Princess Deluxe Aurora Sleeping Beauty Inspired Tutu Dress – EverAfterTutuCo

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princess aurora dresses Disney Princess Deluxe Aurora Sleeping Beauty Inspired Tutu Dress – EverAfterTutuCoLuxury Princess Aurora inspired tutu dress. The top consists of a glitter material panel which is decorated. All of my tutus are made to order and consist of four layers of polyester tulle which makes it lovely and full. I use a combination of plain tulle and sequin tulle which gives the added wow factor. My tutus are made on unlined crochet tops and glitter panels are added to the front. The tops are also felt backed to ensure the design does not

Luxury Princess Aurora inspired tutu dress.

The top consists of a glitter material panel which is decorated.

All of my tutus are made to order and consist of four layers of polyester tulle which makes it lovely and full. I use a combination of plain tulle and sequin tulle which gives the added wow factor.

My tutus are made on unlined crochet tops and glitter panels are added to the front. The tops are also felt backed to ensure the design does not cause any irritation to your little one.

This tutu is designed at ankle length so if you could provide me with the measurement from waistline to ankle, I can make the dress accordingly.

Made to order only.

Sponge clean only, cannot machine wash.

Being handmade, no two dresses are identical. There will be variations in embellishments, such as bows or flowers from time to time. I do my utmost to match embellishments as closely as possible to the design on the listings but I reserve the right to use similar products should I need to due to unforeseen circumstances.

As all my dresses are handmade to order so I am always willing to alter/add things to suit your requirements. Please feel free to contact me regarding any changes you wish to make, please note: there may be an additional fee depending on what is required.

Refunds are not accepted on any dress unless your item is faulty and refunds will be processed upon return of your dress. I do not offer refunds for tutus that are too small. I always suggest sending in a measurement around your child's waist and one from their belly button to their ankle to ensure a perfect fit.

Please note that postage/shipping times are estimates. Delays can occur due to a number of factors which are out of my control. Allow 4-5 weeks (UK) or 6-8 (Worldwide) for delivery. This can be longer during busy periods such as Halloween/Christmas. Please contact myself before ordering if you would like this item before a particular date so I can check if it is possible.

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