Emerald Polka-Dot Mesh Babydoll with Floral-Lace Cups and Centre Bow

Match the emerald babydoll to one traceable source

This emerald polka-dot mesh babydoll follows one verified supplier listing and its repeated product views. The identifiable structure is a pair of slim shoulder straps, two floral-lace triangle cups, one centre satin bow, a high seam beneath the cups, a softly flared dotted-mesh skirt and a scalloped lace hem.

The image is an original storefront visualization, not a supplier photograph or a substitute for an approved production sample.

Correct the supplier title against the visible garment

The marketplace title calls this style short-sleeved, but all six collected listing images show two narrow shoulder straps and no sleeves. This page follows the visible construction and does not repeat the inaccurate sleeve wording.

Any revised supplier option must be compared against the same listing ID before inventory is accepted.

Keep the proposed retail unit to one babydoll

Planning inventory contains one emerald babydoll only. A coordinating narrow brief appears in some supplier images, but it is not treated as included until the selected option and sealed packing list confirm it.

No robe, stockings, garters, jewellery, hanger, storage pouch or second garment is included by assumption.

Measure both adjustable shoulder straps independently

Record strap width, minimum and maximum working length, slider dimensions and attachment spacing for left and right sides. Movement trials should check slider creep, twist, cup displacement and pressure at each join.

Elastic composition, rings, sliders, coatings and nickel release remain pending documentary and sample checks.

Grade the two floral-lace triangle cups from real samples

Measure cup base, centre height, outer height, neckline length and apex position by size. Compare motif placement, scalloped edges and left-right symmetry after conditioning and low-tension extension.

Padding, wire, lining and support level are not claimed from photographs. The visible reference reads as a soft triangle construction that still needs physical confirmation.

Inspect the centre satin bow without treating it as a closure

Record ribbon width, tail length, attachment method, fray control and colour match. Pull and wash-cycle the bow separately from the cup seam so a decorative failure does not conceal a structural seam problem.

The bow is presented as decoration; adjustability or front-opening function is withheld unless the production sample proves otherwise.

Map the dotted mesh across every vertical panel

Approve dot size, spacing, alignment and colour density across the front, side and rear panels. Document how many vertical seams the selected size uses and how those seams change through grading.

Print, flock, embroidery and mesh-knit construction are visually uncertain and require a supplier bill of materials and close sample inspection.

Control the flared skirt and scalloped lace hem

Measure skirt length at centre front, side and back, plus relaxed and low-tension hem circumference. Hanging and movement checks should identify twisting seams, uneven flare, curling lace and left-right imbalance.

The hem should be inspected for missed stitches, abrupt motif cuts and rough joins before the garment is folded.

Publish a size table based on garment measurements

List cup base and height, under-cup width, strap range, bust, body width below the cups, centre-front length, side length, back length and hem circumference. State the measuring method and permitted production tolerance.

Letter sizes, cup compatibility and body-size recommendations remain pending supplier grading data and fit trials across the complete size range.

Test opacity over more than one underlayer

Photograph each approved sample over light, medium and dark neutral underlayers in daylight and warm indoor light, both relaxed and extended. Customers should be able to distinguish fine mesh, dotted areas, lace motifs and any lining.

Sheer, transparent, semi-sheer and opaque descriptions require consistent sample evidence rather than a single retouched photograph.

Verify mesh lace ribbon elastic and thread by lot

Request fibre percentages, fabric construction, mass, stretch, recovery, abrasion, snag resistance, restricted-substance records and lot-control methods for every textile and trim. Hardware and labels need their own material declarations.

Polyester, spandex, polyamide, recycled content, latex-free, breathable and hypoallergenic claims are withheld until evidence matches the selected production lot.

Approve the emerald shade before bulk production

Set a physical colour standard under controlled illumination and define the allowed difference between cups, mesh, dots, binding, bow, straps, thread and hem lace. Check dry and damp rubbing against light test cloth.

Screen colour varies, so the storefront image cannot serve as the sole production colour master.

Inspect seams joins and strap roots after cycling

Check cup seams, under-cup seam, strap roots, sliders, bow attachment, vertical mesh joins, side binding and the complete hem before and after controlled stretch, dressing and wash cycles. Photograph every failure mode for supplier correction.

Torn mesh, loose thread, snagged lace, dye transfer, rough hardware, slipping straps or a detached bow are quarantine conditions.

Build care instructions from tested fabrics

Run colourfastness, shrinkage, shape-retention and drying trials on the full assembly before publishing water temperature, detergent, wash protection or drying position. Store samples without crushing the lace cups or snagging the dotted mesh.

No machine-wash, bleach, tumble-dry, iron or dry-clean route is approved until documented tests support it.

Plan EUR 34.99 from a provisional landed-cost model

The hidden procurement record stores Foshan Xinyue Clothing Co., Ltd., listing ID 1601889542965, the observed EUR 2.89-3.76 reference range, MOQ two pieces and the check date. This is not a binding quotation for colour, size mix, label or packaging.

EUR 34.99 is a planning retail price allowing for China-origin freight, graded samples, textile, opacity, colourfastness and wash checks, discreet fulfilment and expected apparel handling loss. Packed weight, freight, duty, tax, payment terms, lead time and final landed cost remain pending a destination quote.

Frequently asked questions about the emerald babydoll

Does this garment have short sleeves?

No. The collected supplier views show two narrow shoulder straps and no sleeves, despite the marketplace title.

Is a matching brief included?

Not yet confirmed. It appears in supplier styling, but the proposed pack remains one babydoll until the packing list verifies another piece.

Are the shoulder straps adjustable?

Adjusters are visible, while the exact length range and holding performance await sample measurements.

Is the mesh completely transparent?

Opacity depends on the production fabric, colour, stretch, underlayer and lighting and must be tested on approved samples.

What material is used?

No fibre composition is published until a lot-matched bill of materials and sample are checked.

Can it be machine washed?

No machine-care route is approved before the complete garment passes documented wash and drying trials.