Bridal sizing typically runs 1–2 sizes smaller than everyday clothing. For example, if you usually wear a size 6, your bridal size may be an 8 or 10. We recommend choosing your size based on measurements rather than streetwear sizing.

The most important measurements are:

• Bust,
• Waist,
• Hips (less critical for ball gowns and A-line styles),
• Length (Hollow to Hem – measured from the hollow between your collarbones to the floor)
• Sleeve Length (Only for long sleeve dresses) from shoulder to wrist

Most gowns require minor alterations for a perfect fit. Pre-owned dresses may already have some adjustments completed, which can reduce alteration costs. When between sizes, we recommend sizing up—gowns are easier to take in than let out.

Common Adjustments/Alterations include:

• Hemming
• Taking in the bodice
• Adding or removing Straps
• Bustle Additions
• Sew-In Bra Cups

• Buyer is responsible for shipping costs.
• All shipments include insurance and tracking.
• Orders ship within 1–3 business days.

Each gown is carefully folded and vacuum-sealed to protect it during transit and help reduce shipping time and cost.

After delivery, remove the gown from the sealed bag and allow it to hang. Light steaming is recommended.

Shipping is available within the contiguous 48 states only.

Please keep the vacuum seal bag in case of a return.

• We accept returns for peace of mind. Contact us within 3 days of delivery to initiate a return.
• 10% restocking fee, including a prepaid return shipping label.
• Dress must be returned unworn, unaltered, clean, and in original condition.
• Vacuum-seal bag and complimentary garment bag must be returned.
• Returns requested after 3 days will not be accepted.

Returns are accepted for wedding dresses only. All other items—including flower girl dresses, shoes, jewelry, veils, and accessories—are final sale.

Pre-owned gowns offer beauty, value, and meaning.

• Save hundreds or thousands compared to retail.
• Reduced environmental impact.
• Access to designer and luxury gowns.
• Unique, discontinued, or vintage styles.
• Less pressure to "protect" an expensive dress.
• Supports circular fashion and small businesses.

A pre-owned gown can be just as special—while being smarter, more sustainable, and uniquely yours.