Ohyeah E2073 Embroidered Lace Mesh Babydoll

E2073 is traced to one exact Alibaba offer

This preview maps only to offer 1600347463401 from Ohyeah Lingerie Trade (Xiamen) Co., Ltd. Six live colour selectors, nine supplier size labels and three unavailable combinations are preserved rather than merged into a generic lingerie listing.

The silhouette is a strap babydoll, not a short-sleeve nightdress

The exact images show narrow adjustable shoulder straps, a shaped cup area and a loose mesh skirt finishing high on the thigh. The marketplace’s short-sleeve field conflicts with the visible construction and is not repeated as a product claim.

Shoulder adjusters control only part of the fit

Rear strap sliders are visible in the supplier detail graphic. Their usable range, hardware material, strap elasticity and attachment strength are not documented, and strap adjustment cannot compensate for incorrect cup, under-bust or torso proportions.

Embroidered lace cups carry small reflective embellishments

Floral embroidery and small sequin-like points are visible across the cups. Attachment method, sharp-edge risk, snag resistance, wash durability and whether all production colours use the same embellishment pattern require sample inspection.

The centre ribbon is decorative until tested

A satin-look bow sits between the cups on every exact colour. The listing does not establish whether it changes the under-bust fit, so the ribbon is not described as a functional closure or support control.

The skirt is visibly semi-transparent mesh

The floating A-line skirt reveals the matching lower garment in several selector images. Mesh density, opacity under different light, stretch direction, recovery, snag behaviour and seam allowance remain unmeasured.

Six colours use exact independent photographs

Black, White, Red, Purple, Fuchsia and Coral Red each have a distinct live selector image. White combines a white skirt with pale-blue lace; Red combines a red skirt with black cups; these are colourway structures, not flat recolours.

Fifty-one live combinations become real selectors

The storefront exposes Color and Size independently. Black, Red, Purple and Coral Red have S–M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL, 5XL, 6XL and 7XL. White stops at 5XL, while Fuchsia stops at 6XL.

Three combinations are deliberately absent. White 6XL, White 7XL and Fuchsia 7XL were not present in the live source matrix and are not manufactured as imaginary variants. Availability should be reconfirmed before a purchase order because marketplace option matrices can change.

The supplier chart and selector labels do not align one-to-one

The chart uses international rows such as XS–S, M–L, XL–2XL and 5XL–6XL plus separate Asian sizes. The live selector instead uses S–M, L and consecutive XL labels. Because no mapping table connects those two systems, the chart is shown as source evidence, not as a guaranteed conversion for a chosen SKU.

A larger Western body should choose by measurements, not the XL count

Foreign-market letter sizes are not universal, and an Asian 5XL may correspond to a smaller international label in the supplier chart. Do not assume 7XL is a Western 7XL or automatically size up by one number. Match verified centimetre measurements for bust, under-bust, waist, hip and garment length once the supplier confirms the SKU-to-chart relationship.

Every size needs a production-matched measurement dossier

Before opening sales, measure relaxed and controlled-stretch cup width, cup depth, under-bust seam, mesh sweep, front length, back length, strap range, brief waist and hip, plus recovery after wear and washing. Body guidance and garment measurements must be published separately with tolerances.

The fibre statement is supplier-listed, not independently verified

The page states 95% polyester and 5% spandex and also calls the fabric satin. The visible garment includes lace, mesh, ribbon, binding, elastic, thread and embellishments, so a component-level fibre map and sewn care label are required before repeating a whole-garment composition claim.

The matching G-string is pictured but pack contents conflict

The offer title says with G string and several exact selectors visibly show a matching brief, while the structured quantity field says one piece. The preview therefore records the discrepancy and does not promise a two-piece pack until a signed packing list and production sample agree.

Care guidance waits for colourfastness and embellishment tests

Until the final label is verified, avoid bleach, high heat, rough surfaces and mixed-light laundry. Hand-support the embroidered cups, protect the ribbon and embellishments, and dry away from direct heat; formal wash instructions require sample testing.

Incoming inspection must target delicate points

Check strap sliders and joins, cup symmetry, embroidery ends, embellishment attachment, ribbon anchoring, under-bust gathering, mesh holes, hem binding, brief elastic and loose thread. Reject sharp, stained, odorous, asymmetrical or weakly stitched pieces.

Six colourways require batch-level shade control

Red, Coral Red and Fuchsia must remain visually distinct, while White’s blue lace must match the approved reference. Test wet and dry rubbing, perspiration exposure, cleaning and transfer to pale bedding before accepting bulk stock.

EUR 4.91 is the visible 200-unit source tier

The offer lists EUR 4.91 for 100–499 sets, EUR 4.34 for 500–999 and EUR 3.76 from 1,000. A 200-unit planning order therefore records EUR 4.91 per unit before freight, import charges, validation and quality loss.

The displayed shipping values are not a 200-unit quote

The page showed two different logistics values near EUR 71.47 and EUR 91.47 for a 100-set context, plus 5-day dispatch and a 24 September to 8 November 2026 arrival range. Carton quantity, chargeable weight, destination detail, carrier and Incoterm were unclear, so the figures are not doubled or embedded in the retail price as confirmed freight.

EUR 34.99 is a provisional validation-aware price

The preview price allows for six-colour and nine-label samples, complete grading work, stretch recovery, fibre and colourfastness checks, embellishment inspection, care validation, discreet packing, payment cost and expected apparel loss. It must be recalculated after the landed cost and exact pack contents are confirmed.

Two hundred planning units span all available variants

Forty-seven combinations receive four units and four receive three, totalling 200. This is administrative catalogue stock for front-end preview, not evidence that the supplier has reserved a mixed colour-size allocation.

Frequently asked questions

Which sizes can I select?

The live source labels normalize to S–M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL, 5XL, 6XL and 7XL, with three colour-size exclusions documented above.

Does 7XL fit a Western 7XL body?

That is not established. The supplier chart and dropdown labels use different systems, so centimetre measurements and a written mapping are required.

Is a matching G-string included?

The title and images indicate one, but the one-piece structured field conflicts. Exact contents remain pending a signed packing list and approved sample.

Are the cup sequins safe and washable?

No durability or edge test is published. Attachment, snagging and care behaviour must be checked on production-matched samples.

Is the fabric definitely 95% polyester and 5% spandex?

That is the marketplace fibre statement, not independent proof for every garment component.

Is EUR 34.99 the final selling price?

No. It is a planning price pending samples, a written 200-unit quote, freight, tax and commercial terms.

Public preview stays behind the store launch gate

The product can be reviewed on the authenticated front end, while anonymous visitors remain on Coming Soon. Sales must stay closed until the size mapping, garment measurements, pack contents, fibres, construction, care, colourfastness, packaging, image rights, freight, tax, Incoterm, lead time, payment, warranty and defect terms are verified.